Kent Association of Scottish Societies

K.A.S.S.is an association of seventeen Scottish / Caledonian societies many of which are Scottish country dance groups.

The map indicates where the clubs are in Kent. Click on the club name to find out more about the club and their activities.
Map of Kent
KENT
SCD = Scottish Country Dance

Next KASS Event

KASS Spring Ball

Saturday 12th May 2012

Craigallachie Band

The Malling School, ME 19 6DH

Hosts: Meopham Scottish Country Dance Club

Spring leaves

KASS Diamond Jubilee

KASS celebration cake presented at the Diamond Ball 2011

The cake was presented and ceremonially cut at the Diamond Ball 2011 to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Kent Association of Scottish Societies

cake
cutting cake

Picture Gallery

Click above to visit a picture gallery of KASS Events

Dance demonstrations and pipers

Dance demonstration bromley arts festival
photograph: Orpington and District Caledonian Society
dance demonstration
photograph: Orpington and District Caledonian Society

Dance demonstrations

The following clubs have dance demonstration teams who are willing to provide Scottish Country Dance demonstrations within their locality.

Orpington & District - Scottish Country Dancing

Maclennan Scottish Dance Group - Scottish Country Dancing and Highland dancers

Isle of Thanet SCD & Canterbury SCD - Scottish Country Dancing and Highland dancers

RSCDS Tunbridge Wells - Scottish Country Dancing and Highland dancers

Medway & District Caledonian Society - Scottish Country Dancing

The KASS member clubs can be contacted via the contact page of this website and the Maclennan Group can be contacted at www.msg.org.uk

Individual pipers and Highland dancers

Highland dancers

Jenny Barrow

Lorna Hicks

Victoria Grayland

Pipers

Jenny Barrow

Derek Freestone

The contact details of the individual dancers and pipers can be obtained from the secretary of KASS - see KASS contacts page, info@KASS.org.uk

Places named in Scottish Country Dances

Many Scottish Country dances are named after places, or, have place names in their title. Alan Mills has found 400 that include places in Scotland and if you click on the World icon below a Google Earth file will open and you can zoom in on Scotland to see where those places are.

The Google Earth file will only open if Google Earth has been installed on your computer. You can download and install Google Earth free from the Google website.

picture of Earth

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