Hi there -- I'm starting this group ... as I see that there are quiet a few folks with Scottish origin, and I know that as a country of 4 million, there are not that many of us out here -- so we are hard to find! This meet up will act as a place for us to "meet up" and once we get enough of us, I can suggest a meeting place etc. I am from Edinburgh originally, I play the fiddle ... and I totally miss my Irn Bru in the morning! Would love to hear from you all!

WELCOME! Meetup, make new friends, share dinners, drinks, discussions, enjoy group discounts and save money, support our friends and colleagues at local theatres and share the special magic that only LIVE theatre can provide! Let's get together and meet some great guys - pool our resources, and enjoy GROUP DISCOUNTS for all kinds of LIVE theatre! Meet new friends who also enjoy a passion for performance. Help us to spread the word and grow this group into a potent buying force! If you want to be …

The British weekly The Economist, is best understood when critically examining the points raised in the articles and critical examination is best achieved in a group-discussion setting. do you regularly read The Economist? Do you find yourself often voicing your (dis)agreement with the articles? Then you should join this group, where we hope to have regular meetings to share and discuss articles of interest and expound upon the positions advanced in this venerable publication.

… BASK members have organized expeditions to Alaska, Baja, British Columbia, Chile, Fiji, Hawaii, New Zealand, Tahiti and more. Although most trips are initiated by one person, all trips are cooperative efforts with responsibilities shared by all participants. BASK does not supply boats or equipment, although some members may be willing to share their equipment. We have an annual month-long skills clinic, and specialized clinics on an irregular basis. Most events are announced on our email list or …

These days, most of the dance clubs and social meetup groups are focused on music from the 80s and later, from hair metal to house to hip-hop to funk/R&B to DJ mashups and the like. What is missing is a group with an emphasis on live band music from oldies rock and roll, to classic 60s rock (the British invasion, beach music, folk and acid rock, etc.) through the more popular 70s rock (Eagles, Doobies, etc.) You know the kind of music I am talking about! Well, THIS IS IT! Dancing to live music …