The Noble Society of Celts, founded over eleven years ago, is an hereditary society of persons with Celtic roots and interests, who are of noble title and gentle birth, and who have come together in a search for, and celebration of, things Celtic.

The Celts, not just those most commonly considered in Scotland, Ireland, or Wales, are a folk with a vast and widespread heritage. Beginning largely in the Balkans, they swept up through the middle of Europe, creating amongst other things the largest and most sophisticated entrepreneurial network known to man at that time. We, the Celts, still remain in large numbers in Spain, France, England, Ireland, and most everywhere that has a mark on western civilization.

The Society meets every few years where stories are shared, formal and traditional dress are worn, and our heritage is celebrated in general. Class I membership is hereditary, with each member able to designate one heir for their membership. Classes II and III are non-hereditary. We network independently, and through our excellent publication, "The Awen."

As you can see by the current Roll of Members elsewhere on these pages, we are a diverse, and hopefully, interesting group. If you find the Society of interest, you are invited to enquire of the Chancellor concerning membership.