Tartan day Activities

**Richland** · 27th January 06, 03:35 PM

I found some good information on Tartan Day activities world wide.
To bad I will have to travel far and wide to surround myself with fellow Kilted Men. Boston just is not a hub of kilted activity.
See link bellow for global Tartan activities:

http://www.rampantscotland.com/features/tartanday.htm

**mudd** · 27th January 06, 04:23 PM

This site must contain old info from last year, because it has the days of the week wrong.

**UmAnOnion** · 27th January 06, 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by Richland

I found some good information on Tartan Day activities world wide.
To bad I will have to travel far and wide to surround myself with fellow Kilted Men. Boston just is not a hub of kilted activity.
See link bellow for global Tartan activities:

http://www.rampantscotland.com/features/tartanday.htm

Richland. come on down to NYC - there are plenty of activities down here planned fror that week Click here for info on the NYC 2006 Tartan week activities.

Some friends & I will be attending several of the events so you woudl have fellow kilters to travel with!

Colin
:grin:

**Beery** · 1st February 06, 03:23 PM

Maybe we could have our own little Kilt Night here in Boston. My wife and I are always up for a few beers in or around Boston (well she has one and I usually have a good few). Often we have to bring our daughter, but that usually only means the revelry starts and ends a bit earlier. My daughter likes pubs, and I'm English so I don't share that 'pubs are dens of iniquity and unsuited to young folk' prejudice that many Americans have.

Our usual haunts are in and around Wakefield, but we can easily go further afield. One of my favourite pubs is The Independent in Somerville, but we also like The Thirsty Scholar in Cambridge and any of the old pubs near the Old State House in downtown Boston. Give us a call or post here if you ever fancy a few kilted beers (well we'll be kilted, the beers won't) with me and the wife. Bring friends too if you want and we can make a party of it.

**Richland** · 10th March 06, 02:15 PM

sorry for the late reply. i forgot about the post....

whos in? where, and when? Have kilt will travel,
Anywhere in Boston area. Am also thinging of getting on the train to NYC to join the lads there. great pics from Um an onion

**Kilted KT** · 10th March 06, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by Richland

I found some good information on Tartan Day activities world wide.
To bad I will have to travel far and wide to surround myself with fellow Kilted Men. Boston just is not a hub of kilted activity.
See link bellow for global Tartan activities:

http://www.rampantscotland.com/features/tartanday.htm

My activities include not getting fired for wearing a kilt to work.

Richland, I'll help you make boston a hub of kilted activity when I move back up there ( soon, I hope!)

if not, I'll be up in June, can hit the town one night while I'm up there. Maybe schedule a kilt night in early june?

**flairball** · 10th March 06, 02:43 PM

I'm in Boston too, and if I'm not working that night would be willing to meet up with a few new faces for a drink or three. I just ordered my first kilt today, and expect to be breaking it in as soon as it arrives, but a tartan day activity would be a great experience for a new kilt. As far as pubs go I am often found lurking around JP or Cambridge, but really I'll drink anywhere.

**Kilted KT** · 10th March 06, 03:23 PM

well, I'll be up there the first weekend in June ( My family lives just east of New Bedford ), so I'll try to figure out how I can make this happen. I'll shoot for either june 2nd or june 3rd ( fri and sat).

hmm...this might be the most planned kilt night ever, three full months in advance!

**Kilted KT** · 10th March 06, 03:24 PM

Oh, and we should do a pub-crawl type thing. Can't keep ourselves sequestered in just one bar!

who knows, maybe we'll make the papers. That would some good times.