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Welcome to
The Kern County 
Scottish Society

Preserving Scottish heritage, language, and cultural traditions  through education

and social events. We are a 501c3 Non-Profit Educational Organization

LATEST NEWS AND EVENTS

Go to our Calendar section to see what we have going on and to R.S.V.P for events. Click here.
NOTICE: The Celtic Music Played at Dagney's Coffee Company will be the THIRD  Wednesday
in November and December  2024 and will go back to the 4th Wednesday in January 2025.


CHRISTMAS PARTY ON DEC 14th SEE OUR CALENDAR PAGE
KCSS at Kern County Museum on Dec 7th, see below
Order from See's Candies for the Holidays! see below
BURNS SUPPER - JAN. 25TH SEE OUR BURNS SUPPER PAGE


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A NEW AND YUMMY WAY TO RAISE FUNDS FOR

THE KERN COUNTY SCOTTISH SOCIETY!

Now you can go directly to our new See's Candies storefront and place your order any time you want a yummy treat or to send something deliciously special to someone special! 

We greatly appreciate your orders!  click here

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KC SCOTTISH SOCIETY

Will be at the Kern County Museum for their Holiday Lamplight Tour on December 7th.
We will be featuring our  Society & membership and will have great holiday gifts to purchase, such as hand-crafted jewelry, sun catchers. T-Shirts, Plush Unicorns, Coos & Bears and more!
Come out and enjoy the festivities and drop by our booth, love to see you there!
Castle Scotland

KCSS Greatly Appreciates our 2024 Sponsors
Please visit our Sponsor page for more information

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New in 2024
 Scottish Gaelic Learning Circle - Members only

De do chord!

Once a month, members interested in learning Scottish Gaelic come together to learn & practice this beautiful, challenging, & fun language!

We learn from several online resources & then come together to share what we learned, practice speaking the langusage, play games & sometimes enjoy some foods from the Scottish Culture, such as haggis, Irn Bru and shortbread sweets.

A moderator keeps the group on track, provides agendas, and lesson plans.

Many say it is a dying language, but we cannae let this happen!  Gaelic is so important to learn because is fun, good for your brain and a great way to make new friends! (Caraids)

This is an immersive & interactive group, no one sits on the sidelines here. It is all great fun!   If interested, please contact us.

Hope to hear from you! (Chì mi thu a dh’ aithghearr!)

You do not have to be Scottish to join our circle

Just a member.

  

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