Blythe Yule Mid winter festivities have always formed part of the Scots cultural calendar. This year we're celebrating Christmas by bringing back many of the features which visitors have enjoyed
Whats the Scots for Christmas and New Year? The Scots in common with other nations has long celebrated rites at the end and beginning of a new year
The Christmas Story Gordon Hay reads his Scots language translation of the gospel of Luke, the birth of Jesus.
Doric Nativity Story A Doric slant on the Christmas story, read by Peter Henderson for Aberdeen Christian Fellowship
Villanelle De Noel Villanelle de Noel is reproduced with the kind permission of Joy Hendry at Chapman and Heather Scott.
Gweed Cheer! Thanks to Sheena Blackhall for giving permission to reproduce these heart-warming Christmas poems.
Archangellis Christmas hasn't been the most productive subject for Scots language literature and poetry but...
Ulster Scots Christmas story Radio Ulster have broadcast a series of dramatised readings by WG Lyttle.
Residence Christmas Cam tae Sauchiehall Street Sauchiehall street, mobbed wi Christmas shoppers,reluctant dads hing aboot shop doorways
Scots Christmas songs for children Sheena Blackhall has written many Scots songs and poems for children. Among them are several for Christmas time.
Robin Rid Breist A seasonal poem. Robin Reid Breist first appeared in 'Sing it aince for Pleisure' by J K Annand and is reproduced here with the kind permission of Scottish Language Dictionaries.