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Today is National Tartan Day, which celebrates Scottish contributions to American culture. If you don't have a kilt on hand, we can think of some other ways to celebrate.

BAGPIPES and marching drums will echo down the streets of New York City as world-famous landmarks are lit up blue and white for this year’s Tartan…

Canmore’s Highland Dance Tartan Day is back for all the wannabe-Scots, as the Three Sisters Scottish Festival Society, and partners are presenting a special…

  HALIFAX -- Tuesday marks National Tartan Day in Canada – a chance to celebrate the country's Scottish roots. The Minister of Canadian Heritage officially declared April 6 as 'National Tartan Day' in October of 2010. The date was chosen because it corresponds with the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in the year 1320– the Scottish Declaration of Independence. James Machattie is the director of education at the College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts in Summerside, P.E.I. He says he lives each day by staying close to his Scottish roots. "When people lea...

National Tartan Day 2021: Simple Ways To Celebrate The Scottish Heritage KEY POINTS It honors the Scottish history and heritage One of the simple ways to celebrate it is by wearing a tartan outfit It's time to bring out your favorite tartan attire as Tuesday marks National Tartan Day, a time to celebrate our Scottish heritage. The Scottish Declaration of Independence was signed on April 6, 1320, formally announcing the nation's independence from England, National Day Calendar  said. Hundreds of years later, on March 20, 1998, the U.S. Senate passed Resolution 155 to designate April 6 as Nat...