Scots, ex-pats and Scotland supporter's club in Nova Scotia.
A place to meet other Scots in Nova Scotia, and support the Scotland football team, and maybe some other events and games.
06/27/2026
Thank you Steve Clarke. Now we need a new manager as we look ahead to Euro 2028
Scotland Men’s Head Coach Steve Clarke has stepped down from his role.
Our most successful National Team Head Coach has called time on his seven years in charge following our participation at the FIFA World Cup 2026.
➡️ scotfa.co/SteveClarke
Down but possibly still not out. Good times last night at Niche
06/24/2026
Shankland and Doak start!
06/24/2026
America was not ready for football fans, especially not the Tartan Army! The takeover continues in Miami
06/24/2026
https://novascotia.com/event/halifax-natural-watch-party-scotland-v-brazil-fifa-world-cup-2026/ According to Halifax, the natural watch party at the Harbourfront tonight is still going ahead.
The Tartan Army wjll have a strong presence again at Niche Lounge. Reservations are required. Durty Nellys and Bedford Neighbourhood pub are also showing the game fully (with sound).
Halifax Natural Watch Party: Scotland v Brazil – FIFA World Cup 2026™ - Tourism Nova Scotia Halifax is hosting a free outdoor watch party for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, part of Destination Canada's Natural Watch Parties: a national program bringing the beautiful game to Canada's most beautiful natural settings.Join us on June 24 at Foundation Wharf as Scotland takes on five-time World Cup...
06/24/2026
Miami tonight! Our biggest game in 28 years… until our next one in the round of 32! We believe 🏴
06/21/2026
Tartan Army recognition from the Boston Red Sox. 🏴 🧦
✍️ "The Tartan Army treated our home like their own, and we are better for it."
We were honoured to receive this parting letter from Boston Red Sox President, Sam Kennedy, following our stay in Boston.
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06/20/2026
If you've noticed traffic cones appearing on top of statues around Boston, you can thank the Scottish fans.
It's a decades-old tradition from Glasgow, where a traffic cone has sat atop the Duke of Wellington statue since the 1980s.