Welcome to the Ulster-Scots Community Network
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Discover Your Heritage
The Discover Ulster-Scots visitor centre has a fantastic permanent exhibition showcasing the rich history of the Ulster-Scots
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We're In The Community
We can deliver talks, courses and musical demonstrations to your group, school or event
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The Ulster-Scots Community Network

The Ulster-Scots Community Network aims to preserve, promote & develop all aspects of Ulster-Scots heritage & culture

As a representative umbrella organisation with over 400 member groups, we are committed to representing the interests of those who engage in a variety of Ulster-Scots activities.

History

At its shortest point, the crossing between Ulster and Scotland is only twelve miles, a journey which many people have been taking for centuries

This short distance has led to a history and culture that has developed together over many years. Discover your heritage and find out more.

A photograph of St John's Tower

Recruitment

Cultural Development Officer

The Cultural Development Officer will be the day-to-day point of contact and support for USCN’s affiliated member groups, helping them access funding, meet good governance standards, and get more involved in the wider Ulster-Scots community.

Girls doing a highland dance

Music & Dance

Ulster-Scots enjoy a rich cultural heritage, with vibrant music and dance traditions engaging a huge number of participants. Click here to find out more.

From highland dance to the lambeg drum, click here to find out more.

Our Shop

The Ulster-Scots shop has everything from books to cards, ties to handbags, including a wide range of local crafts. All products are also available in-person at the Discover Ulster-Scots Centre.

Grant & Funding Applications

We can offer assistance to member groups who wish to apply for the various Ulster-Scots grants and funding streams which open throughout the year. For more information on how we can help, head over to our funding page

Publications

We have produced many publications on Ulster-Scots history, language, literature and culture. They are all available to read online, and physical copies are available from the Discover Ulster-Scots Centre.

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