A Hundred Thousand Welcomes "Ceud mìle fàilte" to The Caledonian Society of New Orleans!



The Caledonian Society of New Orleans is moving “forward together,” creating this website and reestablishing the variety of activities, which have made us such a vibrant representative of Scottish, Scotch-Irish and Scottish American culture which makes-up much of America’s heartland as well as Southern culture.

MEMBERS: This is an election year and only those with paid memberships are eligible to vote. Ballots will be mailed.

>>> See ACTIVITIES for the CSBR 2026 Tartan Ball AND DBE English TEA

Year: 2026

MEMBERS
This is an election year and only those with paid memberships are eligible to vote. Ballots will be mailed.

See Calendar for details

See our very own: Wendy Grubb
Featured in ( New Orleans Advocate )

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