We're Celebrating Tartan Day 2026!


🎉 In celebration of National Tartan Day, join us for two special events! 

Thursday April 2, 12 noon – Flag raising at City Hall 

Monday April 6 - Gathering of the Clans at O’Hickey’s Pub - 7:00 to 9:00 pm. 

Highlights of the evening event will include an induction of three new Society members, as well as a Celtic Kitchen Party featuring the music of the Fredericton Society of St Andrew Pipe Band Unplugged (playing with their small pipes). 

AND! 

Your ticket will include the bonus feature of Haggis Pizza provided by Melda’s Pizza! 

Ticket options: 
$40 - Single Ticket (including a 10-inch Haggis Pizza) 
$50 – Couple’s Ticket (including a 10-inch Haggis Pizza to share) 
$25  – Donation (Come for the music and fun… pass on the pizza) 

Gluten-free pizza options are available upon request. 

Tickets can be secured by e-transfer to the Society: frederictonsocietyofstandrew@gmail.com 


Deadline to reserve your pizza is March 31 (midnight) 

If online payment is not an option for you, you can also reserve your ticket by calling Connor Fraser, at 902 870 3931 - or by emailing us at frederictonsocietyofstandrew@gmail.com. 

Gach dùrachd!

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