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Every year Scots across the globe dust down their tartan, cook up a storm and pour a wee dram to celebrate our national bard, Robert Burns.
Summer is the time for festival going and in Scotland we have a whole range from the world famous Edinburgh Fringe festival to T in the Park. We've given you all the information you need to choose the right event for you.
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Summer sees Highland Games season kicking off. In addition to events across Scotland, there are hundreds of gatherings across North America, New Zealand and Australia.
The Braemar Gathering has been in existence since the days of King Malcolm Canmore, 900 years ago. The Gathering is a traditional celebration of Highland Games, and is attended by the British Royal Family each year.
Every year Scots across the globe dust down their tartan, cook up a storm and pour a wee dram to celebrate our national bard, Robert Burns.
Tartan is instantly recognised the world over as uniquely Scottish.
Auld Lang Syne is a song which thrilled the soul of Robert Burns and is sung the world over at New Year.