• Sponsors Reception at the Hilltop

    Join us for the Northeast Florida Scottish Games Sponsor’s Reception, held at the award-winning Hilltop Restaurant in Orange Park. This special gathering brings together our Individual, Patron, and Corporate Sponsors for an evening of camaraderie, appreciation, and celebration. Set in a warm and inviting atmosphere, the reception offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow supporters of the Scottish community while enjoying fine refreshments and lively conversation.

    The Sponsor’s Reception is more than just a social event—it’s a chance to engage with community leaders, meet special guests, and strengthen the relationships that help make the Northeast Florida Scottish Games possible each year. Sponsors can catch up with friends, expand their professional networks, and celebrate the spirit of Scotland in a festive and welcoming setting. In addition to the reception, Sponsors receive invitations to exclusive events such as the Spirits Tasting, commemorative pins, VIP parking, and other special benefits designed to show our appreciation. We look forward to raising a glass with you in gratitude for your continued support. Slàinte!

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  • Spirits Tasting

    Games Sponsors who are adults 21+ with Sponsor badge and ID can experience a sophisticated and cultural spirit session with local distilleries. Explore what our local distilleries produce with diverse selection of Rums, Bourbons, Gins and Vodka. Like what you taste? You can purchase what you have tasted there at the tent! But you can't drink at the festival! Click below to find out who they are.

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  • Kids Treasure Hunt

    This year Scottish Games attendees can once again grab a blank passport from the Children’s area and explore the fairgrounds to gather stamps from different areas of Scotland. Modeled after the more commonly recognized regions of Scotland, the fairgrounds have been loosely designated to match. Passport holders can explore the “regions” learning of each and collecting stamps in their passport at “Stamp Stations”. These stamp stations also help break the fairgrounds into regions to help our attendees find the attractions they are looking for. Completed passports can be turned in for a special treat.

    Check the Games program or ask at the Children's area or the Information Tent about the Passport Stations!

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  • Food Vendors

    The Food Court at the Northeast Florida Scottish Games is a celebration of flavor that perfectly complements the sights and sounds of the festival. Guests can enjoy a delicious variety of traditional Scottish fare alongside classic festival favorites. From savory meat pies and hearty sausages to fish and chips, sweet treats, and other Celtic-inspired specialties, there is something to satisfy every appetite. Whether you’re craving a warm, comforting dish or a quick bite between events, our food vendors deliver quality and flavor in every serving.

    In addition to traditional offerings, a wide selection of local food vendors will be on site serving regional favorites, refreshing beverages, and indulgent desserts. It’s the perfect opportunity to sample something new, support local businesses, and refuel while enjoying the day’s competitions, music, and festivities. Come hungry, explore the flavors, and make the Food Court part of your Scottish Games experience!

    Now, go fetch some Haggis!

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  • Merchant Vendors

    Along Main Street at the Northeast Florida Scottish Games is a vibrant showcase of Celtic craftsmanship and culture. Vendors travel from across the region to display and sell their finest wares, offering festival guests an authentic taste of Scotland and the British Isles. From traditional kilts and finely crafted sporrans to handcrafted leather belts, garments, and accessories, you’ll find everything needed to complete your Highland attire. Skilled artisans will also feature beautiful wood carvings and some of the finest "cutlery", each piece reflecting generations of tradition and artistry.

    In addition to our Celtic merchants, we are proud to host a variety of local vendors offering unique goods and specialty items. Whether you’re searching for a distinctive gift, a keepsake to remember the day, or something that simply catches your eye, our merchants have something for everyone. Take your time strolling through the tents, meet the makers behind the merchandise, and support both regional craftsmen and local businesses while enjoying the spirit of the Games.

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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.

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  • Scottish Heavy Athletics

    Scottish athletic events in the United States are a vibrant celebration of Scottish culture and tradition. These events, known as Highland Games, feature a variety of traditional sports and activities that have been part of Scottish heritage for centuries. These events are not only competitive but also community-building activities, bringing together athletes and fans from all over the country. Here's what you can expect:

    - Caber Toss: A test of strength and agility, where participants toss a heavy metal object over a distance.
    - Stone Put: A throw of a heavy stone to a distance, showcasing precision and power.
    - Scottish Hammer Throw: A throw of a heavy hammer to a distance, requiring skill and balance.
    - Weight for Distance: A throw of a heavy implement to a distance, often involving a horse or other animal.
    - Weight for Height: A throw of a heavy implement to a height, demonstrating strength and height.

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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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  • Highland Dance

    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.

  • 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 very traditional Scottish songs.

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  • Bagpipe Quartet

    Bagpipe quartet 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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