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Glesga Folk is an online community that's free for all to join.  It's not just restricted to inhabitants or ex-pats of that great city - all are welcome.  All the more so if you can "parliamo Glesga yersel ya bampot!"

The Scottish American Society of Michigan likes to get together on a monthly basis to talk about all things Scottish and to hear the great Highland pipes and other entertainment! If you are Scottish, have some Scottish lineage, or just love all things Scottish, you're welcome to join.

The Scots' Charitable Society of Boston is the oldest charitable organization still existing in the United States.  Founded in 1657 and incorporated in 1786, the organization exists to help people of Scottish heritage. The society is devoted to the cultivation of personal and social relations of the members, cherishing the associations of the land from which they originated, and inciting among their fellow countrymen a zeal for the welfare of their time-honored traditions.

The Caledonian Society of Alabama is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that is dedicated the preservation and promotion of Scottish Culture and Heritage in the state of Alabama and  throughout the Southeast. In an effort to educate the public about Alabama's proud Scottish Heritage, the Caledonian Society of Alabama hosts quarterly festivities and actively promotes the Scottish arts, such as bagpiping and drumming, Scottish country dancing, Highland dancing, Celtic Harp and other Scottish music. Membership is open to all. To join, please visit our website.

The Saint Andrew Society of Rio de Janeiro represents the Scottish community in the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  It is affiliated to Societies in Sao Paulo, Montevideo, Buenos Aires and Santiago.

Irvine Burns Club - the image on the left is part of an audio-visual display in their premises.

Their Museum also contains the original of the 'Burns in Edinburgh in 1787' painting by C M Hardie, an image of which is used in our Forum.