Events
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Parades
Vibrant parades are a cornerstone of Highland Games, featuring participants in traditional Scottish dress, including kilts, celebrating Scottish and Celtic culture with stirring displays and fanfare. These processions are fantastic.
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Dances
Highland dancing is a competitive and artistic highlight, showcasing intricate footwork and graceful movements performed to bagpipe music, traditional dances like the Highland Fling and Sword Dance. Truly cultural art.
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Band Pipes And Drums
Piping, band and drumming competitions are a common feature at Highland games. and often include both solo and ensemble performances. It is an opportunity for Scottish musicians to flex their musical skills at the event.
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Bagpipe Band
Bagpipe bands usually consists of five pipers, two snare drummers, and one bass drummer. Bands may have more members in each section are a delightful performance. heir performances are a highlight of many events.
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Bagpipe Solo
Individual bagpipe solo performances are a central and emblematic feature of Scottish Highland Games. Individual bagpipers perform alone in front audiences and typically play traditional Scottish songs.
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Bagpipe Trio
Bagpipe trios are a part of the performances and celebrate Scottish and focus on a variety of historical tunes and and music. These events are a central part of the entertainment and cultural experience at the games.
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Kids Treasure Hunt
Families can enjoy engaging activities like treasure hunts, providing a fun and interactive way for younger attendees to explore the festival grounds and discover hidden "treasures" using QR Codes and phone, fun for the whole family.
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Food Vendors
The festival offers a delightful array of Scottish culinary delights, allowing visitors to sample traditional dishes and local produce from various food vendors, experiencing the rich flavors of Scotland. A true feast for the senses awaits.
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Whiskey Tasting
Adults 21+ With ID can experience a sophisticated and cultural whiskey tasting sessions, exploring a diverse selection of Scottish whiskies and learn about Scotland's renowned spirits and authentic taste.
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Gaelic Speaking
Gaelic, the founding language of Scotland that originated in Ireland and it is a part of the country's consciousness. The presence of the language at the events is a topic of interest asking attendees if they speak Scottish Gaelic.
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Scottish Animals
Experience Scottish animals including Heiland Coos, Dumpy Chickens, Shetland Ponies, Clydesdales are all just a few of the Scottish animals and you can visit in person at our petting zoo. Learn about the Scottish animals.
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Sheep Herding
Sheep herding is a Scottish is a long standing tradition and dates back centuries, with sheep initially raised for meat and later for milk and wool. Herders use whistles and verbal commands to guide their dogs.
