Boston’s statue of Robert Burns and his faithful canine companion, Luath, has been returned to its original location in the Back Bay Fens. The celebratory event was full of song and poetry.

Contemporary artworks are featured at many National Trust for Scotland properties. We’re taking a closer look at three new pieces funded by Americans.

We’re gathering on October 30th to celebrate the restoration of Boston’s statue of Robert Burns and its return to the Back Bay Fens.

The multi-year project to restore the classical-style monument to Robert Burns in his hometown is now complete, with significant support coming from Americans.

Secrets of a Shrine is uncovering the mysteries of a 200-year-old monument to Robert Burns. Part 1 investigates the origins of the Alloway Burns Monument.

Secrets of a Shrine is uncovering the mysteries of a 200-year-old monument to Robert Burns. Part 2 explores the symbolism in design of the Monument.

Secrets of a Shrine is uncovering the mysteries of a 200-year-old monument to Robert Burns. Part 3 will look at modern-day conservation in action.

NTSUSA and OxCamNE will gather on Saturday, January 26th at the Hilton Back Bay, Boston for an evening of poetry, music, highland dancing and dinner.

While working at Souter Johnnie’s Cottage, Project Reveal Team South-West explore the life and work of an 18th-century shoemaker.

Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns will be honored with the Great Scot Award at the 10th annual ‘A Celebration of Scotland’s Treasures’ gala

On January 25th worldwide celebrations honor the life and poetry of Robert Burns. Learn why we celebrate and how you can join in the fun!