Kincardine Burns Club is a historic social club in the Scotch Colony.
“…the club was formed in 1895. At its core we see the natural need of the Scot for sociability, and thereby sustaining and promoting Scottish culture, which has come down to the present day.” from A History of the Scotch Colony: 1873–1969
We’re looking for help:
- upkeep and upgrade Burns Hall.
- oganize and volunteer at our events.
- oversee operations and planning.
It’s free to join and everyone is invited.
Contact:
Burns Hall
c/o Darlene Morton
129 Manse Hill Road
Kincardine, NB
E7H3A3
(506) 273-3108 phone: 9AM–12PM
Club Officers:
Darlene Morton, President
Blair Morton, Vice President
Carolyn Smith, Secretary
Ellen Leone, Treasurer
Club Trustees:
Bill Duncan
Karen Morton
Cynthia Paddock
Colin Murray
Jason Leone
Darlene Phillips
Alice and Steve Buettner
The Kincardine Burns Club hosts:
- The annual Burns Night Concert and Dance (our big fundraiser).
- The annual Christmas Concert.
- Other special events.
Burns Hall Links
151 Kincardine Road, Kincardine, New Brunswick, Canada.
(506) 273-3108 phone: 9AM–9PM (Darlene Morton), carolyn.smithcarolyn.smith@gmail.com
Kincardine Burn Hall is a 1911 community-owned event venue serving the Historic Scotch Colony and wider Southern Victoria County. It is run by your neighbors in the Kincardine Burns Club. Please join us. Burns Hall is located on the unceded territory of the Tobique First Nations (Wolastoqiyik).
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