
Welcome Fàilte
The St. Andrew's Society of the Eastern Shore (SASES) is a membership organization open to Scots, their descendants, and friends of Scotland.
All are welcome.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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April 6, National Tartan Day, Washington, DC
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April 13, 5:00 PM: Wee Dram, venue TBD
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April 21, 11:30 AM: Luncheon + curling speaker, Scossa, Easton
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May 11, Wee Dram, venue TBD
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May 21, Fair Hill Scottish Games, SASES exhibiting
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Chestertown Tea Party Parade , SASES Marching
See Our 2023 Calendar for More Events
BENEFITS
Enjoy being part of a vibrant organization with membership benefits that include:
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Participation in Scottish themed events,
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Bagpiper, 10 issues/year
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Various electronic media
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The Scottish Banner
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Membership Directory
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Wearing Highland Dress
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Hearing bagpipes
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Getting and giving help with genealogical research
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Camraderie
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Common bonds

PROGRAM
Throughout the year, SASES sponsors and participates in a variety of events to which members, their families, and guests are invited.
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The Kirkin' of the Tartans
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The Annual Picnic
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River Cruises
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The Burns Dinner
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Marching in holiday parades
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Participating in highland games
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Luncheons with speakers
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Wee Drams at local taverns
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Annual Meeting & luncheon
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Annual Dinner
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Support for the Chesapeake Caledonian Pipes and Drums
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Donations to local charities
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Pot luck dinners with games and entertainment
HISTORY
In 1970, a group of friends of Scottish descent gathered to plan for a new organization, The St. Andrews Society of the Eastern Shore (SASES). It was launched on May 27, 1971 at the Tidewater Inn in Easton, MD. Members of the Baltimore and Washington Societies who were instrumental in establishing the new Society for residents of the Eastern Shore also attended the event. A Pipe Major from Baltimore provided authenticity and good cheer.



ELECTRONIC MEDIA
Keeping Our Members Informed & Entertained
The Bagpiper
Appreciated by members for its educational and entertaining content, it is published 10 times per year (no issues in August or February) and sent to all members. See a sample
Join the conversation on our Facebook page and learn about upcoming events, get news of interest to friends and members, see comments from visitors, add you own comments, and “like” us.

Emails
Regular emails keep members informed about SASES events, area activities of interest, special alerts, and links to Scottish related media.


YouTube Channel
Our YouTube Channel is where videos of many of our events are posted. Some of our videos have drawn over 300,000 viewers, and counting.
