Scottish Forum in London

Dance to the music of Kafoozalum at RSCDS London Branch "St Andrew's Dance-for-All". Suitable for all ages and abilities, the programme will include ceilidh dances and "old favourites".

Admission (includes welcome drink & hot refreshments):
Members: £9.50
Non-Members: £11.00

1130-1300 hrs: Children's Class (followed by lunch for all dancers)
1400-1630 hrs: Dance to the music of Kafoozalum

Everyone is welcome for all or part of the day and the dances in the afternoon will be talked through.

Admission:
Dance: £2.50
Special Day Ticket (includes class, lunch & dance): £5.00

Dancce music from The Craigevar Scottish Dance Band (as featured in 'Four Weddings and a Funeral') and songs from Mairi MacInnes (National Mod Gold Medallist)

Licensed Bar - Raffle

Admission - £20; Members - £15, payable at the door

For further information go to www.thehisl.co.uk

The Luncheon Club for Ladies Educated in Scotland’ (LCLES) arranges a lunch each year in June at the Caledonian Club, Halkin Street SW1. We would welcome new members from ladies who were either at School or University/Training College in Scotland.

Contact either Evelyn Pellow (Secretary on evelynpellow@hotmail.com ) or

Betsy Wilkie (Chairman on betsy.wilkie@btinternet.com) for further information.

Thursday 12th May, 10am - 4pm at

As Scotland’s oldest and largest auctioneers and valuers, we would like to invite Scottish Forum members and their friends and families, to a day of free,
no-obligation valuations of items of Scottish interest, such as: Paintings, Silver, Ceramics including Wemyss Ware, Treen, Furniture, Coins, Medals, and Scottish Design including Art Nouveau.

Bi Beo are a contemporary band from North Uist in the Outer Hebrides and one of the few bands writing and performing new songs entirely in the Scottish Gaelic language.They are capable of moments of tenderness and great wildness too. The songs continue the tradition of songs that reflect the lifesyle and occasions of Island life but with modern musical styles- reggae, hip hop and latin. They are fresh , energetic and inspiring" .

" Bi Beo. Imaginative, melodic, and thought provoking: there's a lot more to this than just "file under Celtic"

with ceilidh dance music from Malcolm Jones (of Runrig), Calum Iain MacCorquodale and Paul Maclean and singing from Anna McCrae

ScotsCare's 345th Annual St Andrew’s Festival Dinner

We hope you can join us for a wonderful night at the Caledonian Club, in celebration of St Andrews Day. the night includes a wonderful 3 course meal, drinks and entertainment plus a raffle and excellent company.