Sir William Wallace was a 13th-century Scottish knight who became one of the main leaders during the Wars of Scottish Independence against England. Born around 1270, he rose to prominence after leading a successful revolt against English forces, most notably winning the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. Despite initial victories, he was eventually captured in 1305, tried for treason, and hung drawn and quartered here in London. Wallace remains a symbol of Scottish freedom and resistance… | Russ

Kirkin' of the Tartans 2025 What is a Kirkin' of the Tartans? The ceremony of the Kirkin' of the Tartans is of American origin, though based on Scottish history and of legend. "Kirking" is from the Scottish Gaelic word "kirk," which means "church." In this usage, it means "blessing." Tartans are the traditional plaid emblems of Scottish clans represented in unevenly spaced colored lines. Taken together, it means blessing of the clans or families, each represented by a tartan. It's a moment in ou

Celebrate the history and legacy of Scottish clans, their tartans and how you can discover more of your own Scottish heritage with five thoughtful gifts from WeeBox. This month we salute the bravery of our ancestors at the infamous Battle of Culloden and their fight to keep the Scottish way of life alive. | WeeBox