The Robert Burns Society of the Midlands is dedicated to the memory of Scotland's great poet - Robert Burns. An official charter was issued by the Secretary of State in May 1979. The purpose of the RBSM is the study, preservation and promotion of the culture, customs, and traditions of the people of Scotland, and the descendants of Scots.
Membership is open to anyone of Scottish birth, descent, family, or interest.
With an average membership of 180, the RBSM is a close knit, family organization whose activities are designed to reach people of all ages. Beltane - Members get together each spring. Ceilidh - The summer gathering is a family event. Samhain - Provides members the opportunity to get together each Fall. Kirkin' of the Tartan - Church services are usually held in January and March.