Kalamazoo Valley Scottish Society

Kalamazoo Valley Scottish Society Promoting Scottish cultural heritage in South-West Michigan through Education and Kinship.

The Kalamazoo Valley Scottish Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Scottish culture and heritage in southwest Michigan. Our mission is to foster the Scots pioneer spirit through education and kinship, building a community of those who share a love for Scotland's culture and people. Whether you're of Scottish descent or simply interested in learning more about

Scottish history and traditions, we invite you to join us and become a part of our vibrant kindred. We work alongside a number of other Michigan and National Scottish-American organizations and are always happy to welcome new persons excited about the culture. Together, we can celebrate Scotland's rich heritage and keep its traditions alive for generations to come.

05/02/2024

We sadly will be cancelling our Educational Event next Wednesday, May 8th. More info on our May meeting will be out with our next newsletter. We apologise for any inconvenience.

A huge thank you to River Saint Joe for having us, the Kalamazoo Scottish Country Dancers, and GRSS - Grand Rapids Scott...
04/06/2024

A huge thank you to River Saint Joe for having us, the Kalamazoo Scottish Country Dancers, and GRSS - Grand Rapids Scottish Society at your Second Tartan Day Festival. We all had a blast, and look forward to seeing you all next year!

GRSS - Grand Rapids Scottish Society have you seen this? Sounds like we need to come up for a visit!
03/25/2024

GRSS - Grand Rapids Scottish Society have you seen this? Sounds like we need to come up for a visit!

Archival Brewing is recreating a Scottish heather ale using an amphora, a terracotta pot. They've named the beer "Take it to the Grave" after Scottish folklore about the ancient brew.

03/25/2024

On this day in 1306: Robert The Bruce was crowned King of Scots at Scone. After the death of William Wallace, he led the campaign to regain Scottish independence, culminating in his stunning victory at the Battle of Bannockburn in June 1314.

03/24/2024

A wonderful video of an auld Scottish tradition! Also works as a great way to start getting excited for our tartan day events, and our next educational program; more info coming soon!

Our March Newsletter is here! It contains several updates about upcoming events in March and April, as well as info on s...
03/18/2024

Our March Newsletter is here! It contains several updates about upcoming events in March and April, as well as info on some changes to Society Meetings. We hope you enjoy this edition of The Valley's Call: March Edition -

Congrats!
03/06/2024

Congrats!

Congratulations to the students who completed our six-week Beginner/Basic class. They did an outstanding job! From left to right: Bonnie (teacher), Heather, Sally, Molly, Eileen, Abbe and Aurora (teacher). They will be joining us in our regular weekly class on Monday Evenings.

02/28/2024
Check out this wonderful upcoming online talk!
02/14/2024

Check out this wonderful upcoming online talk!

From their origins in Scotland and Northern Ireland to their migration to the American colonies we will discuss the rich history of the Scots-Irish in America.

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