How do Scots celebrate St. Andrew's Day?

How Scots celebrate St Andrew's Day. November 30, 60AD is supposedly the date that St Andrew was crucified, which is why the patron saint's day falls on this date each year, although it is the following Monday if a Saturday or Sunday. read more

” I love St Andrew’s Day, it’s like Christmas without the trauma. What we do in our family is a special meal. This starts with me going haggis hunting. No, not with a shotgun, though I love spinning fables about this mythical beast (someone please ask me, I beg you). read more

If you live in Scotland or can visit the country for St. Andrews Day, you have dozens of options to celebrate. The biggest St. Andrews Day festivals are in the town of St. Andrews and in the capital, Edinburgh, but every town will have its own event. read more

St Andrew is Scotland's patron saint and on November 30 we celebrate St Andrew's Day with the rest of the world. read more