Hogmanay is the traditional Scottish term for New Year’s Eve. ... Elsewhere there’s the Ceilidh under the Castle, where party-goers are invited to “whirl or jig, ...

With hours to go before the end of 2024, tourists who travelled to Edinburgh in the hope of experiencing the Hogmanay fireworks have described having to quickly find other ways to celebrate the ...

Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations have been cancelled due to concerns over the weather. Organisers said that ongoing high winds would force all events for 30 December and Hogmanay to be scrapped, ...

A man in costume is silhouetted Edinburgh's traditional four-day Hogmanay celebrations in Scotland. Outdoor Hogmanay celebrations have been canceled due to extreme weather conditions, with high ...

The famed Hogmanay street party on New Year’s Eve in Edinburgh, the Scottish capital, has been canceled because of forecasts of rain, strong winds and snow.

Hogmanay, cheese rolling and London's Notting Hill Carnival could be among the cultural events and traditions to be officially recognised and protected in a new heritage list.

In Scotland, New Year’s Eve is called Hogmanay (pronounced “hog-muh-nay”), and the celebration keeps going into New Year’s Day and beyond. Read on to learn some festive facts about Hogmanay.

Hogmanay is a Scots term used to refer to New Year’s Eve i.e., the final day of the year. Scotland holds a world-famous reputation for its Hogmanay celebrations as the bonnie country hosts ...

Hogmanay is the word as the Spokane Symphony celebrates New Year's Eve at the Fox with Beethoven's 9th. Skip to main content Spokane, Washington Est. May 19, 1883 ...

BBC Scotland’s Hogmanay 2022 programme will ‘bring in the bells’ with Edith Bowman and a host of guests.

The Hogmanay bonfire has been a tradition of the Lawrence Historical Society since 1997. The bonfire began as a way to showcase the Brearley House, which was built in 1761, while it was undergoing ...