SST member Scott MacGregor and his Grandson are stepping up to “Shave to Save” in support of finding a cure for childhood cancer. If you would like to show your support for this cause the link is on our Facebook page or visit stbaldricks.org. The MacGregor Clan shaving will be promptly after the St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

Come join The SST and Nessie in the Norfolk St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Please, continue to check your membership emails and our Facebook page for updates. For more information on the parade and what to expect click the link attached. https://norfolkparade.com/

Join us for our March meeting! If you are able, we ask that you bring a small snack to share with members. We will be collecting CANDY to hand out during the St. Paddy’s Day Parade. Guest Speaker: TBA.

We’re headed out to the ballgame! Come out for the . We will have group tickets for sale at 15.00 each, and stay for some fireworks!

Game Day Information: We will be sitting on third base side for optimal fireworks viewing. Please be mindful of Harbor Park’s clear bag policy!

Game: Norfolk Tides vs Nashville Sounds

Hosted by Old Dominion University’s Office of Intercultural Relations, the SST is coming back to its roots! A university campus can feel like its own town, with each college, club, and department feeling like a neighborhood in its own right. Our Old Dominion University 'town' is ready to welcome our Monarchs back to the neighborhood by hosting a Unity Block Party on Kaufman Mall on September 10th from 12-2pm to celebrate and bring together ODU's many unique communities. It will be a time for students, faculty, and staff, together with their families and friends, to socialize and enjoy music, performances, creative activities, and food.

Kaufman Mall will be transformed into a celebration full of festivities, activities, and fellowship. Each participant has embraced the spirit of what it means to be a member of a diverse and inclusive community and is eager for you to experience a memorable day. The SST will be having a table with information available to the Monarch Community.

We’re back from out summer recess! We’re back from out summer recess!

Dave Livingston, with assistance from Barb, will detail visits to Scottish sites where his ancestors lived, worked, and prospered. The presentation will include photos and histories of locations and their noble residents, including Linlithgow Palace, Stirling Castle, Edinburgh Castle, Dunfermline Abbey and Palace, Callendar House, and Livingston Peel.

THIS IS NOT AN SST EVENT. However, we have been asked to share this by our members and some folks with the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk, VA.

Here’s what they have to say: Is your Significant Other a fan of the movies Bridgerton, Sanditon, or those based upon the Jane Austen books? If so, you will find this form of dance familiar. Is he/she a fan of Revolutionary War era movies and TV shows such as Outlander, John Adams, Turn, and the Patriot? English Country Dance (ECD) was the preferred social recreation of the time. Back in the day, all people; men and women, rich or middle class, civilian and military, had some sort of competence with this form of dance.

Would you like to learn to dance like they did back then? There is a place here in the Hampton Roads area where you can learn it for little cost and have fun while you are learning - the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly get-togethers.

The get-togethers are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesday evenings at Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church, 6901 Newport Avenue, Norfolk, VA. Your first visit with us is FREE so you can see if you like it and after that it is only $3.00/week/person ($2.00 for members of the Tidewater Community Dance Council).

Bring a partner if you have one or, if not, just show up and we will be glad to partner with you. Everyone is welcome regardless of their level of English Country Dance experience (or lack thereof). Whether you are an experienced English Country Dancer looking for a new "home", or someone that is interested in learning what it is all about, make plans to join us EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT for the fun, and socializing at the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly English/Scottish Country Dance get-togethers instead of just hanging out watching movies on the streaming services.

We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night!

Come on out to our Kilt Pub Night at the Newly opened Blue Sky Distillery! They will be hosting their Summer Solstice Kick-off Party on Friday 21 June 4-9pm. We will have live music, amazing food, and outstanding vendors. You can learn about them at this link.

THIS IS NOT AN SST EVENT. However, we have been asked to share this by our members and some folks with the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk, VA.

Here’s what they have to say: Is your Significant Other a fan of the movies Bridgerton, Sanditon, or those based upon the Jane Austen books? If so, you will find this form of dance familiar. Is he/she a fan of Revolutionary War era movies and TV shows such as Outlander, John Adams, Turn, and the Patriot? English Country Dance (ECD) was the preferred social recreation of the time. Back in the day, all people; men and women, rich or middle class, civilian and military, had some sort of competence with this form of dance.

Would you like to learn to dance like they did back then? There is a place here in the Hampton Roads area where you can learn it for little cost and have fun while you are learning - the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly get-togethers.

The get-togethers are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesday evenings at Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church, 6901 Newport Avenue, Norfolk, VA. Your first visit with us is FREE so you can see if you like it and after that it is only $3.00/week/person ($2.00 for members of the Tidewater Community Dance Council).

Bring a partner if you have one or, if not, just show up and we will be glad to partner with you. Everyone is welcome regardless of their level of English Country Dance experience (or lack thereof). Whether you are an experienced English Country Dancer looking for a new "home", or someone that is interested in learning what it is all about, make plans to join us EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT for the fun, and socializing at the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly English/Scottish Country Dance get-togethers instead of just hanging out watching movies on the streaming services.

We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night!

THIS IS NOT AN SST EVENT. However, we have been asked to share this by our members and some folks with the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk, VA.

Here’s what they have to say: Is your Significant Other a fan of the movies Bridgerton, Sanditon, or those based upon the Jane Austen books? If so, you will find this form of dance familiar. Is he/she a fan of Revolutionary War era movies and TV shows such as Outlander, John Adams, Turn, and the Patriot? English Country Dance (ECD) was the preferred social recreation of the time. Back in the day, all people; men and women, rich or middle class, civilian and military, had some sort of competence with this form of dance.

Would you like to learn to dance like they did back then? There is a place here in the Hampton Roads area where you can learn it for little cost and have fun while you are learning - the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly get-togethers.

The get-togethers are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesday evenings at Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church, 6901 Newport Avenue, Norfolk, VA. Your first visit with us is FREE so you can see if you like it and after that it is only $3.00/week/person ($2.00 for members of the Tidewater Community Dance Council).

Bring a partner if you have one or, if not, just show up and we will be glad to partner with you. Everyone is welcome regardless of their level of English Country Dance experience (or lack thereof). Whether you are an experienced English Country Dancer looking for a new "home", or someone that is interested in learning what it is all about, make plans to join us EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT for the fun, and socializing at the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly English/Scottish Country Dance get-togethers instead of just hanging out watching movies on the streaming services.

We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night!

We will have an information table at this event, and need volunteers! Garage Brewing in Chesapeake is hosting a Renaissance Faire! Come join us in some fun fit with brews, ren faire garb, kilts, and more. This faire has been in the works for four years, so let’s show this local brewery some awesome local Scottish support!

VP Eileen Walker returns to the United States after another exciting time abroad! She will be presenting on Scone Palace and the crowning place of kings. Talk about an interesting topic!

THIS IS NOT AN SST EVENT. However, we have been asked to share this by our members and some folks with the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk, VA.

Here’s what they have to say: Is your Significant Other a fan of the movies Bridgerton, Sanditon, or those based upon the Jane Austen books? If so, you will find this form of dance familiar. Is he/she a fan of Revolutionary War era movies and TV shows such as Outlander, John Adams, Turn, and the Patriot? English Country Dance (ECD) was the preferred social recreation of the time. Back in the day, all people; men and women, rich or middle class, civilian and military, had some sort of competence with this form of dance.

Would you like to learn to dance like they did back then? There is a place here in the Hampton Roads area where you can learn it for little cost and have fun while you are learning - the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly get-togethers.

The get-togethers are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesday evenings at Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church, 6901 Newport Avenue, Norfolk, VA. Your first visit with us is FREE so you can see if you like it and after that it is only $3.00/week/person ($2.00 for members of the Tidewater Community Dance Council).

Bring a partner if you have one or, if not, just show up and we will be glad to partner with you. Everyone is welcome regardless of their level of English Country Dance experience (or lack thereof). Whether you are an experienced English Country Dancer looking for a new "home", or someone that is interested in learning what it is all about, make plans to join us EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT for the fun, and socializing at the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly English/Scottish Country Dance get-togethers instead of just hanging out watching movies on the streaming services.

We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night!

Come join the Scottish Society of Tidewater for their annual Spring Picnic! The picnic will be held at Stacy and Judy Apelt's home in Norfolk. The back yard has its own entrance from the end of Bi-County Road.

Kofta Kebab, Smoked Pork Tenderloin, BBQ Chicken, Hamburgers, Hot dogs, and Sausages will be served. Stacy will also prepare his new dish - Wagyu and lamb haggis kebabs. Beer and wine, and lots of sodas/water will be provided. More beer is always appreciated. Bring a side dish, salad, or a desert. Bring folding chairs if you have them, as the number of available seats outside is about 25. Musical instruments and singers are always welcome.

This is a free picnic, but an RSVP would be appreciated to keep a rough head count. RSVP is NOT required for attendance, so come if you can. Contact Stacy for handicap parking info.

INFO and RSVP - sapelt@cox.net ,or (757) 237-2552

We’re going to The Banque! They've been kind enough to waive fees for lesson participants if you arrive before 8PM. Be sure to get here early! For those not eligible for free admission, the regular entry fee is $6. Please ensure you have your ID ready, as it's required for entry, regardless of the special night. 21+ only. We're absolutely thrilled to groove under the Disco Saddle with the SST, and we can't wait to see you at our reserved spot! Feel free to dress up in kilts, cowboy boots, and/or tartan for some added fun. If country megastar Luke Combs can wear a kilt and cowboy boots, so can you!

THIS IS NOT AN SST EVENT. However, we have been asked to share this by our members and some folks with the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk, VA.

Here’s what they have to say: Is your Significant Other a fan of the movies Bridgerton, Sanditon, or those based upon the Jane Austen books? If so, you will find this form of dance familiar. Is he/she a fan of Revolutionary War era movies and TV shows such as Outlander, John Adams, Turn, and the Patriot? English Country Dance (ECD) was the preferred social recreation of the time. Back in the day, all people; men and women, rich or middle class, civilian and military, had some sort of competence with this form of dance.

Would you like to learn to dance like they did back then? There is a place here in the Hampton Roads area where you can learn it for little cost and have fun while you are learning - the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly get-togethers.

The get-togethers are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesday evenings at Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church, 6901 Newport Avenue, Norfolk, VA. Your first visit with us is FREE so you can see if you like it and after that it is only $3.00/week/person ($2.00 for members of the Tidewater Community Dance Council).

Bring a partner if you have one or, if not, just show up and we will be glad to partner with you. Everyone is welcome regardless of their level of English Country Dance experience (or lack thereof). Whether you are an experienced English Country Dancer looking for a new "home", or someone that is interested in learning what it is all about, make plans to join us EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT for the fun, and socializing at the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly English/Scottish Country Dance get-togethers instead of just hanging out watching movies on the streaming services.

We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night!

THIS IS NOT AN SST EVENT. However, we have been asked to share this by our members and some folks with the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk, VA.

Here’s what they have to say: Is your Significant Other a fan of the movies Bridgerton, Sanditon, or those based upon the Jane Austen books? If so, you will find this form of dance familiar. Is he/she a fan of Revolutionary War era movies and TV shows such as Outlander, John Adams, Turn, and the Patriot? English Country Dance (ECD) was the preferred social recreation of the time. Back in the day, all people; men and women, rich or middle class, civilian and military, had some sort of competence with this form of dance.

Would you like to learn to dance like they did back then? There is a place here in the Hampton Roads area where you can learn it for little cost and have fun while you are learning - the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly get-togethers.

The get-togethers are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesday evenings at Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church, 6901 Newport Avenue, Norfolk, VA. Your first visit with us is FREE so you can see if you like it and after that it is only $3.00/week/person ($2.00 for members of the Tidewater Community Dance Council).

Bring a partner if you have one or, if not, just show up and we will be glad to partner with you. Everyone is welcome regardless of their level of English Country Dance experience (or lack thereof). Whether you are an experienced English Country Dancer looking for a new "home", or someone that is interested in learning what it is all about, make plans to join us EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT for the fun, and socializing at the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly English/Scottish Country Dance get-togethers instead of just hanging out watching movies on the streaming services.

We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night!

THIS IS NOT AN SST EVENT. However, we have been asked to share this by our members and some folks with the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk, VA.

Here’s what they have to say: Is your Significant Other a fan of the movies Bridgerton, Sanditon, or those based upon the Jane Austen books? If so, you will find this form of dance familiar. Is he/she a fan of Revolutionary War era movies and TV shows such as Outlander, John Adams, Turn, and the Patriot? English Country Dance (ECD) was the preferred social recreation of the time. Back in the day, all people; men and women, rich or middle class, civilian and military, had some sort of competence with this form of dance.

Would you like to learn to dance like they did back then? There is a place here in the Hampton Roads area where you can learn it for little cost and have fun while you are learning - the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly get-togethers.

The get-togethers are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesday evenings at Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church, 6901 Newport Avenue, Norfolk, VA. Your first visit with us is FREE so you can see if you like it and after that it is only $3.00/week/person ($2.00 for members of the Tidewater Community Dance Council).

Bring a partner if you have one or, if not, just show up and we will be glad to partner with you. Everyone is welcome regardless of their level of English Country Dance experience (or lack thereof). Whether you are an experienced English Country Dancer looking for a new "home", or someone that is interested in learning what it is all about, make plans to join us EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT for the fun, and socializing at the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly English/Scottish Country Dance get-togethers instead of just hanging out watching movies on the streaming services.

We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night!

After high demand, we are finally going to Momac’s for a Kilt-Pub Night! Enjoy time with friends, make new ones, have a drink, and wear your kilts/tartan! You can learn about the brewery here.

THIS IS NOT AN SST EVENT. However, we have been asked to share this by our members and some folks with the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk, VA.

Here’s what they have to say: Is your Significant Other a fan of the movies Bridgerton, Sanditon, or those based upon the Jane Austen books? If so, you will find this form of dance familiar. Is he/she a fan of Revolutionary War era movies and TV shows such as Outlander, John Adams, Turn, and the Patriot? English Country Dance (ECD) was the preferred social recreation of the time. Back in the day, all people; men and women, rich or middle class, civilian and military, had some sort of competence with this form of dance.

Would you like to learn to dance like they did back then? There is a place here in the Hampton Roads area where you can learn it for little cost and have fun while you are learning - the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly get-togethers.

The get-togethers are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesday evenings at Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church, 6901 Newport Avenue, Norfolk, VA. Your first visit with us is FREE so you can see if you like it and after that it is only $3.00/week/person ($2.00 for members of the Tidewater Community Dance Council).

Bring a partner if you have one or, if not, just show up and we will be glad to partner with you. Everyone is welcome regardless of their level of English Country Dance experience (or lack thereof). Whether you are an experienced English Country Dancer looking for a new "home", or someone that is interested in learning what it is all about, make plans to join us EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT for the fun, and socializing at the British Isles Dancers of Norfolk's weekly English/Scottish Country Dance get-togethers instead of just hanging out watching movies on the streaming services.

We look forward to seeing you Tuesday night!

This month, we are excited to have the British Isles Dance Group speak at our May General Meeting! They are so excited to tell us all about dancing and even teach us some moves. Here’s a preview of what they’ll discuss: Our "British Isles Dance Group" meets every Tuesday to dance socially - and we focus more on enjoyment than on technique. Originally we did a mix of English Country and Scottish Country dances, but it is predominantly English these days. English is done to a walking step, as opposed to Scottish, which is a definite dance step, but both have similar dance figures. The dances are done in long lines of couples, with each couple progressing down the line with each iteration. The dances have publication dates from 1640 to today. The Scottish Country Dance Society was formed in 1923, and became the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society in 1951. It has published books of dances since 1924.

No event, just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Beltane!