The Nottingham Scottish Team joined with our friends from the Nottingham RSCDS Branch to represent the City in the annual festival of Scottish Country Dance in Retford. 12 NSA members took part and were a credit to themselves and the Association.
Burns Night with the Nottingham Scottish is just what you need in the depths of winter!
Haggis, Neeps and Tatties, a toast to ‘the Immortal Memory’, ‘The Lads and Lassies’ and a cèilidh to finish with!
It’s at the Masonic Hall in Goldsmith Street. Free parking and easy access to the Tram.
Tickets £35. Includes 3 course meal and cèilidh
Another great night for the Association!
St Andrew’s Day will soon be here and the Nottingham Scottish is holding its annual dinner and cèilidh on Saturday 25th November at the Masonic Hall, Goldsmith St. Nottingham.
You are invited to an evening of dinner, dancing and revelry in honour of our Patron Saint! Three Course Dinner and a Cèilidh called by Schuggie Macinnes. All members and friends welcome.
A good time is guaranteed!
Tickets: £32. Easy access by tram or bus. Free parking.
Details and application form here (word format) and here (pdf)
Well, yes, there were16 of us for croquet! The Long Eaton Croquet Club generously allowed us access to their lawns and provided us with the equipment.
Most of us were beginners, although a few had some distant memories of playing in the past. Lack of skill may have held us back a bit, but we got the hang of it by the end of the afternoon. Importantly, it was a lot of fun.
Many thanks to the Long Eaton Croquet Club!
Planning a garden dance in this country is always an expression of hope! This year, we had a few anxious moments looking at the weather forecast and rainfall radar but, in the event, it proved to be a much better evening than we could have hoped.
As usual, members from the Association and Beeston U3A mingled happily as we danced through a programme of old favourites. It was then a pleasure to relax into our fuddle and talk until the night began to fall.
A walk from the Ferry Boat Inn to the Netherfield Lagoons.
This year’s Burns Night saw 65 members and friends gathering in the Masonic Hall for an evening of Haggis, Toasts and Dancing.
Sixty members and friends gathered for our annual St. Andrew’s Night Dinner and Cèilidh. As ever, we enjoyed an excellent meal, with the Tribute to Scotland delivered by Margaret Barnes. She put the focus firmly on the Scotswomen who contributed so much to our native land. The dancing then went with a swing with ‘Auld Lang Syne’ sending us on our way.
Saturday 26th November 7.30-11.30pm
Masonic Hall, Goldsmith St. Nottingham
The Nottingham Scottish Association invites you to an evening of dinner, dancing and revelry in honour of our Patron Saint! Three Course Dinner and a Cèilidh with a caller.
A good time is guaranteed!
Tickets: £30. Easy access by tram or bus. Free parking.
Details and Application Form here (Word Format) and here (pdf)
The Nottingham Scottish Association 