Scottish American Society of the Southern Tier of NY State

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This page is in reverse chronological order. Feel free to scroll back in time or use the links provided:

2019 - 2018 - 2017 - 2016 - 2015 - 2014 - 2013 - 2012 - 2011 - 2010 - 2009 - 2008

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~2020~

Picnic 2020

Burns Dinner 2020

~ 2019 ~

St Andrews 2019

Burns Dinner 2019

Picnic 2019

~ 2018 ~

Burns Dinner 2018

St Andrews 2018

Picnic 2018

~ 2017 ~

Robbie Burns Dinner, January 28th, 2017, Hilton Garden Inn

Dundee 2017

Mossy Bank Picnic 2017

St Andrews Luncheon and Installation of Officers 2017 at Slice of 209, Bath

~ 2016 ~

Robbie Burns Dinner, January 30th, 2016

Picnic at Mossy Bank July 23rd, 2016

St. Andrews, November 19th, 2016

~ 2015 ~

Robbie Burns Dinner at the Radisson Hotel, January 24th, 2015

~ 2014 ~

Our Spring Program, featuring fiddler Rebecca Lomniky & piper David Brewer at the Big Flats Community Center was a great success and fun for all!

Chief Blake Mayo recently addressed the Corning Rotary Club on many things Scottish, marking Tartan Day April 6. He was introduced by Rotarian/SAS Trustee Herb MacDonell and accompanied by several other Trustees.

The Society Celebrated the 255th Birthday of Robert Burns with Dinner and Ceilidh
at the Corning Radisson Hotel on Saturday, January 25, 2014.

~ 2013 ~

The 2013 St. Andrews Dinner was held at the Corning Elks Club on November 9. After a delicious buffet dinner and the annual business meeting, officers for 2014 were elected and installed, with due pomp provided by Parliamentarian Herb MacDonell, who officiated using the priceless Oath of Allegiance stone from Brig O'Doon!

Following the formal installation, the mood was lightened with an hilarious (totally unrehearsed and lightly costumed) St. Andrew's Drama, which outlined the origins of the flag and St. Andrew becoming the patron saint of Scotland. The drama was written, (lightly) costumed, stage managed, directed and narrated by Linda Ferris, exhibiting yet another of her many talents.

The Drama was followed by a selection of tunes by the Caledonian Pipes and Drums, and the audience was treated to a sprightly reel by the Chief, who vowed to do a repeat performance at the Burns Dinner…finally, Dr. Carl Johengen graced the gathering with comical Scottish folk songs about love and marriage.

SAS Picnic

Our picnic at Harris Hill on July 13th was very well attended, and a good time was had by all. Certainly, no one went home hungry!