Dae ye ken yer Scots Hallaeen? Hallaeen, wi its strang tradeetions o dookin fir aipples, carvin neeps an guisin, is an ideal time tae use Scots.
Spinkies Eh, siccan bonnie floueries! Who visited the old woman on the night before she died and what do her last words mean.
The Supernatural World The festival of Halloween began as the festival in which pagan people believed that the worlds of the past, present and future merged together
Halloween words Scotland has a long love affair with Halloween and there are many Scots words connected to the supernatural. Weve compiled a list that will give you a flavour of just how spooky
#GuidGuisin - virtual guising event The Scots Language Centre are encouraging everyone to celebrate Halloween by taking their guising online...
Alexander Goudie's Tam O Shanter Scotland's most popular poem is an inspiration for countless artists, writers & musicians
King James and the Werewolves The earliest known writing about werewolves in the Scots language dates from 1597.
Tam o'Shanter An animation of Tam o'Shanter, one of Robert Burns' most famous poems, is available on Vimeo.
How to make a Halloween Lantern Want to celebrate Halloween with a traditional Scottish lantern? Follow these instructions