- Scotland in Argentina (SIA) is a bilingual (English – Spanish) independent project born in October 2003 with the objective of fostering the culture of Scotland, for both affinity Scots and Scots descendants.
- In these 4 years, we have covered Celebrations, Scottish Balls, Conferences, Exhibitions and Video Projections.
Related Links: Robert The Bruce, Arbroath Abbey & Declaration Of Arbroath.
- Some Activities in Buenos Aires
- Ø
English
Conversation Group: Gathering every Monday and Friday from 6.30
PM to 9 PM
- Ø Scottish Parties Along the year.
- Ø Scottish Country Dance Exhibition Group.
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Lectures: Covering Scottish History, Literature, Architecture and
other subjects.
The same compromise we engaged in, 4 years ago has been strengthened by creating a unique and friendly bilateral relation, therefore our primary objective has evolved.
“Though our name is Scotland in Argentina, this does not imply that you will only find information about Scots living in this country. It does not matter where you live, if you are interested in Scotland and speak either English or Spanish, this is the site.”
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Sunday, 6th April: Tartan Day Parade at Puerto Madero (Pipe Bands, Scottish Societies, Descendants of Scots and Friends of Scotland. Visit the gallery of the event. More information on... | Tartan
Day Parade 2008 |
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November 30
St Andrew's Day Celebration: The gathering will be at Club del Progreso Venue and it will be a night of Special Scottish Country Dances.
St Andrew and the Saltire where Scots and Affinities will get together for a special evening celebration open to all
interested in Scottish culture. 9:30 PmSarmiento 1334 (Cap. Fed) info@scotlandinargentina.com.ar
Learn more about St. Andrews and the saltire, the scottish flag
St Andrew´s Day in Scotland: www.scotland.org/standrewsday/index.html
Get in touch with us, come to Scotland, you will just love it! - Webmaster & Designer: Kevin Ham
- Research &
Translator: Monica Loreto
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