Tickets are still available for our next lecture: "‘’Twas thus the Latest Minstrel Sung’: The Making of Scott the Poet" with Prof. Ali Lumsden.
Tuesday, 16th June 2026, 7pm, Edinburgh.
Apply online here: https://t.co/LUWlk0w3Ck
Daniel Mulhall’s lecture compared Daniel O’Connell and Walter Scott—two towering 19th-century figures whose contrasting approaches to politics and culture helped shape Ireland and Scotland’s very different paths.
https://t.co/Am1TGDJDny
40 years ago today (28 March 1986), Scott’s interleaved Waverley Novels and the Pforzheimer manuscripts returned to Edinburgh. A major literary homecoming.
#WalterScott#MagnumOpus#ScottishLiterature#OnThisDay https://t.co/2Z70ht6Vkn
We’re delighted to launch the Young Lochinvar Workshop Resource Pack — a free, curriculum-linked drama resource bringing Sir Walter Scott’s famous poem to life in Scottish classrooms https://t.co/n3QsRLWRJz
#YoungLochinvar#WalterScott#ScottishLiterature
Steven Watson a musician and doctoral researcher from Ware has submitted this recording from Chapter 1 of Ivanhoe as the Club's Public Readings of Scott Project #ReadingScott https://t.co/tataXsfQrr
We are saddened to learn of the death of Allan Massie - a distinguished writer, critic and long-standing friend of the Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club.
Allan served as our President in 1989:
https://t.co/yUtCqfBxiB
Read a short extract of a Sir Walter Scott publication that would not only convince others of his greatness but would also impel them to read him too. Submit the Recording of yourself reading Scott for us to consider including on the Club website.
https://t.co/Jp9pyYYikc