In many countries, December 31 is known as New Year’s Eve; in Scotland, it’s Hogmanay. Pronounced like “hog-muh-nay,” the celebration involves fireworks, lively street parties, several ...

Whether you are staying home or heading out with loved ones, there is no wrong way to ring in the new year. However, there are certain things people in Scotland have done on December 31 and ...

No one rings in the New Year like the Scots. Hogmanay is so celebrated in Scotland because Christmas was canceled for almost 400 years. Prior to 1560, Christmas in Scotland had a long history of ...

Cranachan is a classic Scottish dessert that beautifully combines ... it has become a festive favorite for celebrations, including New Year's Eve. Its harmonious blend of flavors and textures ...

Whether you prefer raucous celebrations that run into the early morning or simply want a memorable event to mark the turning of the calendar, Scotland has a new year break for you. Scotland’s ...

Scotland’s political leaders have sent out their New Year messages, with various promises for the future. The First Minister encouraged Scots to “look forward, to engage in acts of kindness ...

While having a rough start to 2025, amid poor weather conditions cancelling Hogmanay festivities in Edinburgh, Scotland is welcoming the new year with many planned milestones. This country will ...

Britain's Got Talent judge, Amanda Holden, headed to Bonnie Scotland for her New Year's Eve party, where she was joined by her husband Chris Hughes, as well as lookalike daughters Lexi ...

The event, “Scotland’s Hoolie in New York,” will also be the Carnegie ... The dignitary in question is a 270-year-old folk fiddle, covered in what looks like full-body floral tattoos ...