Preserving and celebrating Scottish (Gaelic) culture in Prince Edward Island since 1835
Being a Member
the Caledonian Club of PEI
☼ Glenaladale Estate, Tracadie Cross, PEI
“Scotland’s diaspora is an extension of Scotland itself — our living bridge with people, organisations and communities around the world.”
“Land of my sires! … That knits me to thy rugged strand!”
“Our past gives us something to be proud of. Our job now is to make sure it has a future. ”
Adult memberships are $50, while youths (under 25) are free
Free to cancel at any time
Keep Scottish culture alive on the Island. Your membership supports our events, programs and work to connect generations through music, language, heritage and community. You don’t have to be Scottish to join — you just have to be interested.
Prefer to not pay by credit card? Then e-transfer your $50 adult membership fee to: ccpei1835@gmail.com. Please include your email or contact details in the memo section when sending e-transfers.
Benefits and Impact
● Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you’re wondering who can join, what we do, how to get involved or how to support Scottish culture on PEI, you’ll find some answers below. And if you don’t see what you’re looking for, just get in touch — we’re always happy to hear from you.
Curious about the Caledonian Club?
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No. The Club welcomes anyone with an interest in Scottish culture. You don't need Scottish ancestry or a Scottish surname to become a member.
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Membership is primarily focused on people connected to Prince Edward Island, but people outside the province who have an interest in the Club and its activities may also be welcome. Contact us if you're unsure.
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Membership gives you a way to participate in Club activities, receive information about upcoming events and opportunities, connect with other members and support Scottish culture on PEI.
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$50 per year.
Membership fees help support the Club's programs, events and work promoting Scottish culture on PEI.
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Yes. We want Scottish culture to be something people of all ages can enjoy.
We are particularly interested in creating more opportunities for younger Islanders to discover Scottish music, dance, language and heritage.
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Absolutely not. Come curious.
Whether you're an experienced Scottish Country Dancer or you're still trying to pronounce Cèilidh, there's a place for you.
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We can point you toward resources and people who may be able to help you explore your family history.
Genealogy is a great way to start learning about the connections between Scotland and PEI.