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Chester Caledonian Association

 

Welcome to the Chester Caledonian Association. Founded in 1884, it is one of the oldest Scottish societies in England

 

We are open to everyone. Our members live in the Chester area and are of Scottish descent or enjoy an interest in Scotland and its culture. Together with our fellow Cestrians, we celebrate Scottish traditions on appropriate occasions throughout the year. 

 

These events are very sociable and consolidate the fellowship and good company which underpin our Association, as well as generating funds for the benefit of Scottish and local charities.

 

If you would like to share your interests through our programme of social events then please join us.

​The Burns Dinner is on Saturday the 31st of January 2026

Usual location Pavilion Suite, Chester Racecourse

The musicians have been booked, including the incomparable Tarland Fiddler Dr Paul Anderson MBE, renowned Scottish Folk Singer Bruce Davies and Niall Rowantree on the Pipes.  Once again, we have Donald Rowantree delivering the epic Tam O' Shanter.


Contact for more information: caledonianassociation@yahoo.com















 
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Paul Adderson, the "Tarland Fiddler"
 

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Donald Rowantree
"Skelpin on through
Dub and Mire"

 

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Bruce and Sandra Davies singing "Leezie Lindsay"
 

Oor next event: 6-Nations Rugby, watch Scotland beat France - Saturday the 7th of  March 2026

T
he Music Hall Tap, Music Hall Passage, Chester

Watch the big match with fellow members of the Chester Caledonian Association. Enjoy a pint of two as we watch our glorious team move onwards to a Grand Slam! But get the date in your diary NOW. 
Note, Kick-off is at 2.10pm so make sure you get there in time.
And the event after that: An evening devoted to Whisky - Wednesday the 22nd of July 2026

Chester Golf Club, Curzon Park

Following success in previous years come and join for a dram or two. A whisky-themed evening in the company of Professor Sandy McLennan who will enliven the evening with a talk on whisky.
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