Commemorate the Scottish Radical Insurrection of 1820 | the 1820 Society

Rally for the Radicals

Join us to commemorate the Scottish Radical Insurrection of 1820.

Historical Tours

Explore significant sites related to the 1820 Scottish radicals.

Educational Workshops

Participate in discussions about suppressed Scottish history and education.

Event Locations

Join us at significant sites commemorating the Scottish Radical Insurrection of 1820, where history comes alive through our events and activities.

Monuments

Various Scottish Locations

Tours

Daily 10am

Radical Commemoration

Join us in celebrating and educating about Scotland's 1820 insurrection.

Text on a black garment says 'SOCIALISM D.S.A.' with a bright yellow circular sticker on it. The sticker features a flower design with the text 'DANDELION UNION ILWU LOCAL 6'.

Text on a black garment says 'SOCIALISM D.S.A.' with a bright yellow circular sticker on it. The sticker features a flower design with the text 'DANDELION UNION ILWU LOCAL 6'.

A person dressed in traditional Scottish attire is playing bagpipes while standing against a stone wall. They are wearing a patterned kilt, a dark jacket with silver buttons, and a fur hat. The setting appears to be historical, conveying a sense of heritage and tradition.

A person dressed in traditional Scottish attire is playing bagpipes while standing against a stone wall. They are wearing a patterned kilt, a dark jacket with silver buttons, and a fur hat. The setting appears to be historical, conveying a sense of heritage and tradition.

A street musician dressed in traditional Scottish attire plays the bagpipes on a cobblestone street. The scene captures a historic urban environment with classic stone buildings lining the street. Passersby walk by, and there is an open bag on the ground, likely for collecting tips.

A street musician dressed in traditional Scottish attire plays the bagpipes on a cobblestone street. The scene captures a historic urban environment with classic stone buildings lining the street. Passersby walk by, and there is an open bag on the ground, likely for collecting tips.