October 9, 2010, The Scottish Society of Indianapolis will be hosting the Inaugural Indianapolis Scottish Highland Games and Festival at the Latvian Center, 1008 W. 64th Street in Indianapolis. For more info look below. More information will come in the next few months so keep looking and we will keep you in the loop.

Kilt Night

Join us on February 4th for Kilt Night with Hogeye Navvy at George's Neighborhood Bar and Grill, which is located at 6935 Lake Plaza Dr, which is essentially the strip mall on the southeast corner of 71st and Binford Blvd. Hope to see everyone there please come early for dinner and then enjoy Hogeye Navvy from 8-10 PM.

WELCOME!

Since 1983, The Scottish Society of Indianapolis has been a place for people to celebrate Scottish heritage, history and culture. The Society is diverse and composed of genealogists, historians, re-enactors, pipers, dancers and many who simply love celebrating things Scottish.

The Society promotes education about Scottish culture through its monthly meetings, participation in activities such as the International Festival, The St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Kilt Nights, The Fort Wayne Games, The Columbus Games, and The Indy Irish Festival, as well as school programs throughout the year. We annually celebrate with Kirkin ‘O’ Tartans, ceilidhs and Robert Burns Dinners as well as our very own Founders Day Dinner.

We don’t require anyone joining to prove Scottish heritage or linage, just to join us for the fun.

MARK THIS DATE! October 9, 2010, The Scottish Society of Indianapolis will host the Inaugural Indianapolis Scottish Highland Games and Festival right here at the Latvian Center, 1008 W. 64th Street in Indianapolis. Help us to make this a great success and annual event. It will include clans, vendors, food, dance, and live music by Highland Reign, Hogeye Navvy and Ken McGee. There will also be a Youth area and re-enactors along with a full schedule of athletic games. It will be a one day event that you won’t want to miss and at a very family-friendly price!

-Gary Davidson
President
Indianapolis Scottish Society