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All meetings take place at The Scottish Hall, 80 Shelbourne Road, Bournemouth BH8 8QZ
We have a special floor for dancing and to protect it, we must ask ladies not to wear high heels or stilettos

Scottish Country Dancing
Mondays 7.30pm – 9.30pm – Tea/coffee included.
Partners not essential. £5 per person.
First time with us? Entry free!
Dance Yourself FIT!!  Come and ENJOY

Society Meetings See Diary 

Coffee Mornings starting again in September on Thursdays from 10.30am to 12 noon, Members £4, non-members £4.50 – including light refreshments. Usually combined with a fun activity, presentation, light exercise session or enterainment.

Heritage Meetings

Fourth Saturday in the Month at 2.30pm
A light and interesting Scottish Heritage Discussion
Contact Robin or Marion Searle for next Meeting 01425 477813 or
E: robin.marion@btinternet.com

Friday Evening Quiz

A Friday Evening Quiz online (using Zoom), led and compiled by Iain; starting at 7pm. Please contact Iain (see Who’s Who page for contact details) if you are, or may be, interested in taking part.
He will then send you the link to ‘click’ on the night so that you can join in. Some people are ‘regulars’ and others join in when they can.

Walks

Several Caledonian Society members join Paul Woods and others for a ‘Country Walk finishing with a Lunch‘. The next walk is planned for Tuesday, 9th July, in the New Forest. Contact Paul Woods, who organises and leads the walks for details.
Walks are often monthly and usually take place on a Tuesday. You can join them for the walk, the walk and lunch or just the lunch. However it is essential to let Paul know prior to the day of the walks.
Email: paultonywoods@gmail.com
See Walks page for photographs from some of the past walks.

updated 6/7/24

IN BRIEF: The Society, created in 1907, is comprised of Scots families, together with those of Scottish descent keen to retain their culture and heritage. In addition we welcome ALL, who simply enjoy things Scottish