Upcoming Celtic Events in Central PA
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Celtic Christmas Concert in Historic Church with Charlie Zahm and Tad Marks
Sunday 10th December 2023
2:00 PM
Old Monaghan Church
15 E. Church St. Dillsburg PA 17019
https://www.dillsburgarts.org/
Want to know what goes on at a Burns Night Supper?
Please click on the link of our Burns Night Supper that highlights our 2023 event celebrating Robert Burns. This an opportunity for those who have never attended one to see what they can expect to experience at Burns Night 2024. Recording provided by USA Kilts
Scottish Society of Central PA – Burns Night 2024
Penn Harris Hotel, 1150 Camp Hill Bypass, Camp Hill, PA 17011
The Society’s 68th annual Burns Night Supper will be held on Saturday January 27, 2024 at the Penn Harris Hotel. We have confirmed the band Across the Pond as our musical entertainers for the evening. . Remember, Burns Night, like all of our events, is open to the public and you are encouraged to invite your friends to join you.
Please visit and “like” us on our FaceBook page Scottish Society of Central Pennsylvania .
It might be of interest that the Great Scot website shows a registered Ukraine Forever tartan.
To promote an interest in the history, culture, and traditions of Scotland and Scottish Americans in Central Pennsylvania
To develop and strengthen the bonds of friendship and good fellowship through entertainment and social gatherings
To keep members informed of Scottish related events and activities occurring regionally and nationally.
And to preserve fond memories of Auld Lang Syne.
Scottish Society of Central Pennsylvania
Officers and Board of Directors
President: Ken Millage
Vice-President: Dr. Kathleen White
Secretary: Jennifer Gardner
Treasurer: Dr David Smith
Chaplain: Heather Zeigler
Social Media and Website: Shannon Smith
Piper: William Gable
Directors: Fred Hait, Dan Maresh, Ted Martin, Verlyn Hays, Marcia Wallace Shore
PAST PRESIDENTS
Charlene Kemp
TARTAN BANNERS of the SOCIETY
Given by individuals and families to honor their Scottish heritage
These banners are displayed at various Society and public occasions
