Everyone is invited to attend the annual membership meeting. It will be Tuesday, February 24th at 7pm, via Zoom. Election of officers will take place, as well as a review of the Robert Burns dinner and discussion for next years dinner.

We had a wonderful time at this years Robert Burns Dinner. Be sure to save the date for next year: Saturday, January 23rd, 2027!

January 24th, 2026, 4pm-10pm

For more details about this event, click on the page above. For a quick link to purchase tickets: H.A.G.G.I.S. 2026 Burns Dinner

Mark your calendars! January 24th, 2026 has been chosen for next years supper.

The planning committee will start in September, so stay tuned for more dates and information!

Online reservations are now open for our 2025 Robert Burns Dinner. Click on the link above to start the process. Please remember to include name and email address in the “notes” for our bookkeeping purposes. See you soon!

Mark your calendars for February 1st at 4pm at Camp Io-Dis-E-Ca in Solon! Stay tuned for registration details coming soon!

Celebrate and learn about Scottish culture and tradition with food, ceremony, and dancing!
Join your local Scottish cultural organization for our annual Robert Burns Dinner.
Robert Burns is considered the national poet of Scotland and a dinner is held in his honor on or near his birthday every year. Like most dinners, ours will feature Scottish food like haggis, ceremonial readings and toasts, bag-piping, and Scottish social dancing. We will also have a raffle and dessert contest.
This is a very family friendly event.

Please join fellow HAGGIS members, along with our sister organizations from around the state for the annual picnic. This year it will be hosted by the Scottish Heritage Society of Iowa on Sunday, July 7th, at Greenwood Park in Urbandale. More details will be added closer to the event.

We’ve been contacted regarding a possible upcoming event. We are trying
to gauge interest in participation.

The event is a Scottish picnic to be held on Saturday, June 17, 2023, from
approximately 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM. It will be in the Des Moines area
because that is approximately halfway between the easternmost and
westernmost organizations. It will involve the four Iowa Scottish
heritage organizations:

• H.A.G.G.I.S.
• The Scottish Society of Nebraska (which includes western Iowa)
• the Des Moines society
• the Quad Cities society

If you are interested in learning more, or better still, wish to participate, please contact Susan Kula president@haggis-iowa.com) so we can include you in future discussions.