The Expanding British Invasion
50 years ago, four lads from Liverpool stood in the heart of the US, and performed groundbreaking British creativity to thousands. It was August 1966. […]
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EDIMO Solidifies Business Connections Between Edinburgh and Missouri
CIC St. Louis, St. Louis’ largest innovation community offering co- working, offices and labs, and StartEDIN, a community inclusive to Edinburgh which is focused on […]
Scotland’s Year of Food and Drink Comes to a Close
2015 is Scotland’s Year of Food and Drink. The main focus has been food tourism, as Scotland has undergone a food revolution in recent years […]
How to Make Real Scottish Fish and Chips
Throughout 2015, my favorite St. Louis chef (and fellow Scottish expat) Ally Nisbet has been the face of Scottish food in the US and Canada. […]
The Brits Invade Missouri
Last month, a British invasion of sorts took place in Missouri, with James Bond, Prince William and even Her Majesty the Queen “popping up” to […]
Scotland’s First Minister Invades the US
Last week, I had the privilege of making a brief visit to DC. The occasion, a visit to the US by Scotland’s First Minister Nicola […]
Taking Down Mike Myers On Behalf Of Scottish Food
Mike Myers has a lot to answer for. As a Scot adopted by America, I am reminded of this every time the conversation turns to […]
St. Louis Chef is the Face of Scottish Food in the US
St. Louis chef, and Scottish immigrant, Alastair Nisbet is the face of Scottish food across the US and Canada in a new initiative by the […]
Big Folks, Heavy Stuff, and Fierce Competition
Since 2001, the St. Louis Scottish Games & Cultural Festival (SLSG) has been informing, entertaining and enlightening more and more people in the Midwest about […]
A Weekend of Scottish-ness in St. Louis
There are three big Scottish celebrations in St. Louis, the weekend of January 25, plus a visit from the British Government. Robert Burns, Scotland’s national […]