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Pipe bands, dancers, musicians and more at the Parkersburg City Park Pavilion. Info: http://www.sites.google.com/site/scottishcelticheritagefestival

Games 9am-5pm and Ceilidh 6pm-10pm at Kern County Fairgrounds, 1142 South P St. Info: http://www.kernscot.org.

At downtown Ormond Beach with a variety of Celtic entertainment and events. Info: http://www.ormondbeachcelticfestival.com

At Floyd Lamb Park with Celtic music, highland dance, heavy events and more presented by the Las Vegas Celtic Society. Info: http://www.lasvegascelticsociety.org

A full weekend of Scottish events and entertainment. Info: 704 875 3113 or http://www.ruralhillscottishfestivals.net

At Scope Arena and thrills audiences year after year with an awe-inspiring spectacle of music and might. Info: 1-877-741-2787 or http://www.vafest.org

All new concert to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Long Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival at the events complex, 1209 Manford Ave. Info: (800)-90ESTES or http://www.scotfest.com.

Full weekend of Scottish events celebrates the 140th anniversary of the Caledonian Club of Sacramento at the Yolo County Fairgrounds. Info: http://www.sacramentoscotgames.org

A weekend of Scottish Country Dance in celebration of spring at the Great Hall at the Iowa State University Memorial Union. Info: 515-267-1537 or http://www.rscdscentraliowa.org

Highlights the heritage of the Breton, Cornish, Irish, Manx, Scots, and Welsh at the Jefferson-Patterson Park and Museum. Info: 410-449-0096 or http://www.cssm.org

At Alma College Heritage Center, 614 W Superior St. Candidates that live in or attend school in Gratiot County aged 8-11 and 17-20 are being sought for the 2016 Alma Highland Festival and Games' Queen of Scots and Wee Queen of Scots. Info: http://www.almahighlandfestival.com.

At Old Union Golf Course and presented by Blairsville Scottish Festival with great food and prizes. Info: Scott Carter 706-745-7359 or http://www.blairsvillescottishfestival.com.

At Bridgeport City Park, with pipe bands, heavy athletics, living history presentations, Scottish goods vendors and more. Info: http://www.northcentralwestvirginiascottishfestival.com

The 4th oldest Scottish games in the Southeastern United States at Bethesda Academy. Info: http://www.savannahscottishgames.com

Full day of events at Columbia Woods Park, 4070 Columbia Woods Dr. There will be entertainment from the Scottish, Welsh, and Irish communities. Info: Alex Murray: 330-690-2802 or [email protected]

A fantastic celebration of Scotland at Maverick Stadium, 1307 West Mitchell. Info: 254 675-3992 or http://www.texasscottishfestival.com.

At Mt Airy Fire Department Carnival Grounds, 1003 Twin Arch Rd., with children's tent, 3 music stages, dog exhibits, Clans, Celtic dancers, Scottish athletics and more. Info: 301-847-8631 or http://www.midmarylandcelticfestival.com.

Presented by the Prescott Area Celtic Society at Granville Event Center, 4401 Tuscany Way. Info: 928-642-0020 or http://www.prescottareacelticsociety.com.

It's our annual Games fundraiser. Meet and greet the competitors, learn what the judges are looking for during competition, find out about your Celtic roots and more at TRN Lake Club, 25 N Lakewood Dr. Info: http://www.springfieldhighlandgames.com

At Maryville College, 502 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy.A weekend of authentic Scottish Highland festivities in the East Tennessee Highlands. Info: http://www.smokymountaingames.org

Celebrate Celtic culture at Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta Park, 5500 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy NE. Info: http://www.celtfestabq.com

Presented by the Greenville Scottish Games at Furman University. Info: http://www.gallabrae.com

Come visit Scotland USA every Memorial Day weekend with a full event and entertainment schedule of Scottish fun. Info: 989 463 8979 or http://www.almahighlandfestival.com

Scotland in Glasgow, USA at 1149 State Park Rd. Info: 270-651-3141 or http://www.glasgowhighlandgames.com.

A Country Fair with Scottish Flair with something for everyone in the family at Hovander Homestead Park. Info: 360 647 8500 or http://www.bhga.org.

At Hart Park, 7300 Chestnut St. With pipe bands, dancers, Scottish goods and more. Info: http://www.milwaukeescottishfest.com

All-you-can-eat-and-drink, live auction, silent auction, raffles, and a performance from MacMillan United Pipe Band at Martin's Crosswinds. Info: [email protected].

This free festival is held downtown on the Cheyenne Depot Plaza to celebrate Celtic heritage and culture. Info: (307) 632 - 3905 or http://www.cheyennedepotmuseum.org.

Pipe bands, Highland dancing, Clans and more at Thanksgiving Point. Info: http://www.utahscots.org.

A celebration of Celtic culture which spans the seven Celtic nations at Memorial Field at NW "A" Street. Info: http://www.ncfhg.com.

A full day of Scottish fun at 78 Richmond Townhouse Rd. Info: http://www.riscot.org

Music, dance, Clans and more at Meeks Park. Info: Chamber of Commerce 706-745-5789 or http://www.blairsvillescottishfestival.com.

A day of Scottish fun, dancers, games, Clans and more. Info: 727 424-8901 or http://www.tasteofscotlandfestival.org.

The Midwest's largest Scottish event, an extravaganza of activities & attractions-from the Caber Toss to the Highland Dance to the Dogs of Scotland, a family-friendly event at Hamilton Lakes. Info: 708 447 5092 or http://www.chicagoscots.org.

Southern Colorado's largest Celtic event of the year at Memorial Park. Info: http://www.pikespeakcelticfestival.com.

Piping, athletics and more at Amador County Fairgrounds, 18621 Sherwood St, Plymouth, CA 95669. Info (530) 503-7424 or http://www.motherlodegames.com.

Presented by The National Piping Centre, Glasgow with three days of classes, practice, and events, then 2 full days of workshops at Shenandoah University. Info: http://www.thepipingcentre.co.uk.

Hosted by Chicago, Madison, and Milwaukee Scottish Country Dance Groups at Beloit College. Info: 262 679-8522 or [email protected]

New venue at Lime Rock Park for a 2-day highland games. Info: http://www.roundhill.org.

At the Alaska State Fairgrounds pipe bands, dancers, the IHGF World Heavy Events Championships and more. Info: http://www.alaskascottish.org.

A full weekend of Scottish events at Brengle Terrace Park. Info: (760)726-3691 or http://www.sdhighlandgames.org.

Council of Scottish Clans & Associations at the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games at 9:00am in the Evans Auditorium of Lees MacRae College. Info: http://www.cosca.scot.

A full weekend of Scottish events including Clans from across North America at MacRae Meadows on Grandfather Mountain. Info: 828-733-1333 or http://www.gmhg.org.

980 Discovery Rd with pipe bands, Scottish dancers, Clans and more. Info: (952) 470-6300 or http://www.mnscottishfair.org.

Featuring traditional Scottish bagpipers, precision marching bands and a patriotic salute to America at 740 Fort Knox Rd. Info: 207 469-6553 or http://www.fortknox.maineguide.com.

An annual event for harpers and music lovers in the Twin Cities metro. Info: 651 493-7904 or http://www.stephanieclaussen.com.

25th Anniversary of Clan McAlister of America. Featured speaker genealogist Dr. Bruce Durie of Scotland. Search for ancestors on our data base and explore your Scottish and Irish past. Holiday Inn Raleigh/Durham Airport. Info: clanmcalister.org.

If you love all things Celtic, this family-oriented celebration features performances and activities for everyone: music, dancing, athletic competitions and games. Info: 207-338-2692 or http://www.mainecelticcelebration.com.

More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration at Vaughn Hall. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org

9:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M at Chatham Community Park, 760 S. Main St. Info: http://www.springfieldhighlandgames.com.

North American Scottish Athletics Championship, US West Coast Drum Corps Championship, NW Regional Harp Finals, individual Piping and Drumming, Pipe Bands, Highland and National Dancing and more at Enumclaw Expo Center, 45224 - 284th Avenue SE. Info: http://www.sshga.org.

The oldest continuous games in North America at Greenmead Historical Village, 20501 Newburgh Rd. Info: (248) 526-1849 or http://www.highlandgames.com.

Presented by the St Andrew Society of Colorado with pipe bands, Clans and more. Info: http://www.scottishgames.org.

At Monterey County Fairgrounds, 2004 Fairground Rd. For all ages and experience and learn about the fascinating Celtic culture. Info: 831-682-2022 or http://www.montereyscotgames.com.

The Clans ere gathering! With pipe bands, heavy events and more at Rohner Park. Info: http://www.northcoastscots.org.

A weekend of Scottish events at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village. Info: www.bnhv.org/scottish

At Topsham Fairgrounds featuring Celtic musical phenomenon Rathkeltair, pipe bands & more. Info: www.mainehighlandgames.org

Held at the historic Daly Mansion, 251 Eastside Hwy. Info: www.bcgg.org.

Family-friendly events every year in celebration of Scottish culture at Flesher Field, 3663 S. 9th St. Info: 269-694-9843 or http://www.kalamazooscottishfest.org. ?

At Old Westbury Gardens, full day of Highland games, pipe bands, kids events and more. Info: (516) 747-7589 or www.liscots.org.

Hosted by Scottish Society of Fredericksburg at the Colonial Tavern Home to the Irish Brigade, 406 Lafayette Blvd. Info: www.irishbrigadetavern.com.

Explore your family history, hurl a battle axe, check out the kilts, Celtic music and more at Waukesha Expo Center. Info: (262) 548-7200 or http://www.wisconsinscottish.org.

A celebration of Scottish culture, traditions, competitions and entertainment on Labor Day Weekend at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. Info: http://www.thescottishgames.com.

Enjoy Labor Day weekend Scottish style at Great Meadow. Info: www.vascottishgames.org

A great weekend of Scottish celebration in the Highlands of Colorado. Info: (800)-90ESTES or http://www.scotfest.com.

Full day of Scottish events and fun. Info: 508-833-1690 or http://www.capecodscottishfestival.org.

Join the Clans of Tampa Bay for an evening of dinner, dancing, and entertainment. The evening includes The Highlanders Pipe and Drum Unit and additional entertainment at Tampa Scottish Rite Masonic Center, 5500 Memorial Hwy. Info: www.tartanballtb.com

A weekend of Scottish entertainment, competition, history and more at Bartholomew County Fairgrounds. Info: http://www.scottishfestival.org.

Experience a whole weekend of Scottish & Celtic culture, with the Avenue of Clans, Scottish craft & food vendors, Scottish music & competitions including a Scottish Scone Competition. Info: (360) 423-1371 or http://www.kelso.gov/visitors/highlander-festival

Highland games, culture, music on the Scotrock stage, an active marketplace and some of the best authentic Scottish food and beers to enjoy. Info: http://www.okscotfest.com

A fantastic weekend of Scotland with pipe bands, entertainment, 65 Clans in Clan Village, historical re-enactors and much more at Loon Mountain Resort . Info: 1-800-358-7268 or http://www.nhscot.org.

Home to one of the largest piping & drumming competitions in the Southeast. Info: www.charlestonscots.org.

Athletics, bagpipes, Scottish music, food, fun, Highland dancing and more at Spirit Airpark, West Drive. Info: www.stlouis-scottishgames.com.

A celebration of all things Celtic. Info: 610-868-9599 or http://www.celticfest.org.

A three-day competition in Scottish Gaelic singing, storytelling and poetry. Info: www.acgamerica.org.

Music, heavy events, food and more at Mortensen’s Riverfront Plaza, 300 Columbus Blvd. Info: www.pipesinthevalley.com.

A celebration of Scotland & Ireland. Info: www.scots-irish.com.

At Roaring Camp Railroads with pipe bands, Scottish events and fun. Info: http://www.bigtreescots.com

Celebrate Scotland on the grounds of the John Blue Home and Historical Complex. Info: www.schgnc.org.

The premier Scottish event on the central California coast at Seaside Park. Info: 818-886-4968 or http://www.seaside-games.com.

Presented by The Scottish Society of Indianapolis and The Scottish Foundation of Indianapolis at German Park, 8600 S Meridian St. Info: www.indyscotgamesandfest.com

Full Scottish games at The Waldo Homestead, 96 Waldo Rd. Info: http://www.scotlandgames.org.

A great weekend to celebrate Scotland on the meadows of the Stone Mountain Park. Info: (770) 521-0228 or http://www.smhg.org.

A full weekend of Celtic fun at Richmond Raceway Complex. Info: 804 356 1093 or http://www.vacelticfestival.com.

The Charlotte Scottish Country Dance Society invites you to our 44th Annual weekend dance and workshop With Friday evening welcome concert and dance, the Saturday workshop, and a Saturday evening ball. Info: [email protected].

A unique Scottish heritage festival that pays homage to the Highlanders who settled the Cape Fear Region of North Carolina at Lu Mil Vineyard, 438 Suggs-Taylor Rd. Info: http://www.caledonianfest.com.

Spectacular Scottish country dance weekend. Info: http://www.asilomar.rscds-sf.org.

Celtoberfest is proud to bring to Sarasota some of the most innovative bands touring America today who are on the forefront of the Celtic Fusion, Celtic Folk, and Celtic Rock scene, bands include: Seven Nations, Off Kilter, Celtic Conundrum and more at Sarasota County Fairgrounds & Robarts Arena, 3000 Ringling Blvd. Info: www.celtoberfest.org.

Sponsored by Gainesville Scottish Country Dancers at Ustler Hall, University of Florida, 162 Fletcher Dr. Info: 352-234-3773 or [email protected].

A weekend of Celtic events at the Old Spanish Trail Arena, 3641 South Highway 191. Info: 435-210-0080 or www.scotsontherocksmoab.com.

At Fiesta Gardens, 2102 Jesse E. Segovia St. Info: www.austincelticfestival.com.  

Celebrate Celtic culture at Blue Eagle Academy. Info: www.cloversc.org.

Sponsored by RSCDS Northern Virginia Branch with classes and ball at St Stephen's and St Agnes Lower School, 400 Fontaine St. Info: www.argyle-weekend.org

A 3-day event filled with the skirl of the bagpipes and the wearing of the Tartan at  Central Texas Area Museum, 423 S Main St. Info: www.saladoscottishfestival.com/2013-scottish-games

Sponsored by New York area Scottish Country Dance groups at MacArthur Ballroom, Thayer Hotel, US Military Academy, West Point. Info: 201-941-5821 or www.rscdsnewyork.org.

6 pm at Six Rivers Brewery, Central Ave. Info: (707) 498-3014 or www.northcoastscots.org.

A mix of traditional pipe music and modern arrangements at the McGonigle Theatre, Central Catholic High School, 4720 Fifth Avenue, Oakland. For tickets call: 1-888-71-TICKETS.

Presented by the American-Scottish Foundation at St Andrews Restaurant 141 West 46th Street . Info: 212 605 0338 or www.americanscottishfoundation.com.

Celebrate Scotland's patron saint with food, music & friends. The day celebrates the Feast of Saint Andrew and is National Scotland Day on November 30th!

United States Naval Academy, the only active duty pipe band in the Department of the Navy, live at Mahan Hall. Info: www.navyperforms.showare.com.

Celebrate Scotland and support The Campagna Center. Info: (703) 549 0111 or http://www.campagnacenter.org/scottishwalkweekend

Piping and drumming competition at the DSAF Hall, 1134 Douglas Ave. Info: www.dunedinhighlandgames.com.

At Hall-Dale High School, 97 Maple St. Info: www.ticketbud.com

Scottish & Celtic music at the Littlefield Celtic Center. Info: www.celticarts.org.

Celebrate with NYMPB for the holidays at St Agnes Parish Center, 26 Quealy Pl. Info: www.nymetropipeband.com.

From the bold sounds of the bagpipes and the harmonious blending of brass, strings and percussion, to the poetic and lyrical words that complement them, the Pipes of Christmas is a festival for the soul. Info: www.pipesofchristmas.com.

Dance off the turkey at Fairview Recreation Center, 1121 E 10th Ave. Info: www.akcelts.org.

Presented by National Theatre of Scotland and The McKittrick Hotel which has been transformed into a high-spirited Scottish pub for the production at at 530 West 27th St. Info: strangeundoing.com

Pipes & Drums event; consisting of master classes, concerts, and competitions for piping and drumming enthusiasts. Info: www.mhaf.org 

Celebrate the bard with Mother Lode Highland Games and Mother Lode Scots. Info: to www.MotherLodeScots.com

An afternoon of Scottish music as a dozen of Northern California's finest bagpipe soloists perform at the McHenry Mansion. Info: Michael Akard (209) 380-8683.

Experience traditional highland athletics, dance, art, music, culture, food and a Gaelic spirit at Central Winds Park. Info: www.flascot.com.

The American-Scottish Foundation event held in association with the University Club, New York. Info: 212 605 0338 or www.americanscottishfoundation.com.

Celebrate the bard at the Palm Aire Country Club. Info: www.standrewsocietysarasota.com.

Commemorating the 258th Anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns at the Orangebrook Golf and Country Club, 400 Entrada Dr. Info: www.sassf.org.

Honor the life and legacy of Scotland’s most famous poet with its 40th annual Burns Supper at the Annapolis Elks Lodge No. 622, at 2 Pythian Dr. Info:  410-721-7550 or  www.robertburnssocietyofannapolis.org.

An evening of Celebrating the life of  Robert Burns with fine food and Scottish entertainment at Denver Marriott Tech Center, 4900 S. Syracuse St. Info: 303-779 -1100 or www.coloradoscots.com.

Celebrate the bard. Info: Denise (707) 498-3014 or http://www.northcoastscots.org.

An evening to celebrate Scotland's National Bard, Robert Burns at Sportsmen's Lodge. Info: www.saintandrewsla.org.

The 17th anniversary of the Anchorage Robert Burns Supper in honor of Scotland's greatest poet, Robert Burns at Sheraton Anchorage. Info: 907-277-7555 or www.tarbas.org.

Celebrate the bard at The Daniel at 10 Water St. Info: www.mainehighlandgames.org

Immerse yourself in Celtic music–learn from some of the world’s most talented Celtic musicians. Info: (360) 416-4934 or www.celticarts.org.

Gather together to celebrate the birthday (25 January), life and work of the Scottish poet, Robert Burns at University Club of Chicago. Info: www.chicagoscots.org.

A day of Traditional Scottish games competition, music, Scottish dancers, Bagpipe band competitions, sheep dog herding demonstration at the Sarasota County Fairgrounds. Info: Bonnie Perkins 941-539-4101, [email protected],  www.sarasotahighlandgames.com

Celebrate Burns at 3 West Club, 3 West 51st St. Info:  www.nycaledonian.org.

Entertainment will be provided by The Irish Express and RI Highlanders Pipe Band. The evening will include a traditional Haggis Ceremony at Rhodes-on-the Pawtuxet Ballroom, 60 Rhodes Pl. Info: 401 434 0386 or [email protected].

At Anaheim Downtown Community Center, 250 E. Center St. Info: www.rscds-sgvb.org.

Celebrate Scotland’s best-loved bard, Robert Burns, with a traditional Burns Supper including haggis, whisky, traditional Scottish music and dancing in the Queen's Salon aboard the Queen Mary. Info: www.queenmary.com.

An event-filled weekend of dance lessons and social dancing, including live music and a ceilidh. Info: www.rscdshawaii.org.

Each February the premier solo bagpipe competitors meet face to face to compete, presented by Metro Branch of the EUSPBA at Ramada Inn, 160A Frontage Rd. Info: www.themetrocup.com.

An array of authentic activities, athletics, dancing, entertainment and cuisine in ode to the Queen Mary’s Scottish legacy. Info: 877 342-0738 or www.queenmary.com.

This illustrated talk, presented by architect and architectural historian, John Kinnear, will look at the Scots role in the development of the City from its Dutch beginnings at the Friars Club. Info: 212 605 0338 or www.americanscottishfoundation.com.

Entertainment will include immortal memory, address to the haggis, pipes and drums, fiddle/piano music, songs, dancing, poems, and stories of Burns and his life at Harbor Links Golf Club. Info: Andrew McInnes 516 747-7589 or www.liscots.org.

Full day of Scottish event at Plantation Heritage Park, 1100 S. Fig Tree Lane. Info: 954 460 5000 or www.sassf.org.

Solo piping competition Grade 1 through 4.  Indoor event.  Ceilidh after the event at Red Lion Hotel. Info: www.reddingbagpipecompetition.com

Florida's annual Scottish festival and Highland games at Frank Brown Park, presented by The Celtic Heritage Alliance. Info: 850- 556 5714 or www.pcscotfestival.com.

Scotland in the desert at Steele Indian School Park, 300 E Indian School Rd. Info: 480-788-6694 or www.arizonascots.com.

This is a day initiated by The Bagpipe Society to celebrate the world's many bagpipes and piping traditions. Every March 10th you are invited to go out and play your pipes – anywhere, anyhow to anyone!

Clans, kids events, pipe bands and more at The Houston County Farm Center, 1701 E Cottonwood Rd. Info: www.wiregrasshighlandgames.com.

With musicians extraordinaire Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas at Union South, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Info: www.madisonscottishcountrydancers.org.

An evening of traditional stories and bagpipe tunes from the Scottish Highlands and the North American Gaelic diaspora: tales of landscape goddesses, sea maidens, shape-shifting, tragic love, heroic struggle and unexpected encounters at Morehead Lounge, Graham Memorial 109, Univ. N. Carolina. Info: www.gaelicusa.org.

Celebrate with us at our annual formal Scottish dinner dance. Wear your finest Scottish attire and dance the night away with us at Palm Aire Country Club. Info: Mary Ellen McMahon (941)-888-2412 or www.caledonianclub.org.

United States Naval Academy, the only active duty pipe band in the Department of the Navy, live at Mahan Hall. Info: www.navyperforms.showare.com.

In celebration of the Auld Alliance at Columbia Manor, and will feature a music workshop on Saturday morning. Info: www.rscds-twincities.org.

Honoring Celtic heritage at Carolina Ale House-Vista. Info: www.tartandaysouth.com.

Join us as we celebrate the annual Blessing of the Tartans, at the Church of the Palms. Info: William Wallace (941) 378-0085 or www.caledonianclub.org.

A celebration of Scottish heritage on April 6, the date on which the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320, and started by a Scottish Banner reader!

Celebrate the 16th anniversary celebration of with pipers and drummers, Highland Dancers, kiltmakers and more at Ellis Island Immigration Museum. Info: www.tartandayonellisisland.com.

Pipe bands, Clans and more marching down Sixth Avenue with pride for Tartan Day, and a love of Scotland and all things Scottish, and to celebrate the unique friendship of Scotland and the USA. Info: www.nyctartanweek.org.

This festival celebrates Scottish Heritage, enjoy Celtic music, Highland dance, Highland heavy athletics, historic encampments, Scottish food and more at historic Rural Hill. Info: 704-875-3113 or www.lochnorman.com.

Celebrate Celtic heritage and meet the Clans honoring our ancestors at Boulder County Fairgrounds. Info: www.coloradotartanday.com.

The Scottish Ballet will showcase its innovative and inspiring work in New York, through a triple bill performance from critically acclaimed choreographers at a theatre with a reputation for delivering the highest quality dance.

Day long Scottish/Irish music, dancing, food, genealogy, Clan exhibits, Scottish/Irish vendors, exhibits, displays, raffles. Tickets are $5 for adults, kids 12 and under are free. Included in this year's entertainment line up is Scottish Fiddler Melinda Crawford at 209 8th St. Info: Pam Brust 304-488-8009.

The 2017 Scottish & Celtic Heritage Festival will feature daylong Scottish/Irish music and dancing; Scots/Irish vendors; artisans demonstrating skills; children's games/activities; genealogy assistance; Scottish Clan displays; food; Bonnie Knees competition, Pot of Gold Treasure hunt, raffles; bagpipers. Tickets are $5 at the door, kids 12 and under are free. This is the 12th year for ... Read more

More than 100 fiddlers backed by piano, drums, cellos, guitars, harps and even flutes at the Gallo Center for the Arts. Info: www.tickets.galloarts.org.

Hosted by Greater Midwest Pipe Band with Scottish music and food at Masonic Temple Battle Creek, 133 E Michigan Ave. Info: www.gmpbcelticevening.eventbrite.com.

A full weekend of Scottish events at Floyd Lamb Park. Info: www.lasvegascelticsociety.org.  

A weekend of Scotland at the Yolo County Fairgrounds. Info: www.sacramentoscotgames.org

Celebrate Scotland at Maverick Stadium. Info: 254-675-3992 or www.texasscottishfestival.com.

The 4th oldest Scottish games in the Southeastern United States at historic Bynah's Field at Bethesda Academy, 9520 Ferguson Ave. Info: www.savannahscottishgames.com.

Celtic entertainment, food, vendors and more at Mount Airy Fire Department Carnival Grounds, 1003 Twin Arch Rd. Info: www.midmarylandcelticfestival.com.

Presented by the Boston Branch, Royal Scottish Country Dance Society at Melrose Memorial Hall, 590 Main St. Info: www.rscdsboston.org.

Presented by The Scottish American Society at Columbia Woods Park, 4060 Columbia Woods Dr., with entertainment from the Celtic community, including pipe bands, Scottish and Irish dancers, Celtic musicians and more. Info: Margaret Frost 330-903-4573 or  www.scottishamericansociety.org.

A great day of Scottish heritage at 2147 Bethabara Rd. Info: 336-924-8191 or www.BethabaraPark.org.

Scottish country dance weekend. Info: www.rscdsnewyork.org

A day of athletics, music, dancing, food, and arts celebrating Scottish and Celtic culture at Fair Hill Race Track. Info: www.fairhillscottishgames.org.

Celtic music, entertainment and more presented by Finger Lakes Celtic Society at 4925 Collett Rd. Info: 585-752-0630 or www.flceltic.org.

Raise a glass and try a dram and celebrate the water of life! Info: www.worldwhiskyday.com

Authentic Scottish Highland festivities right here in the East Tennessee Highlands at Maryville College. Info: www.smokymountaingames.org.

Celebrate the Celtic heritage at Balloon Fiesta Park. Info: www.celtfestabq.com

Southern California's largest Scottish Highland Games at the OC Fair & Event Center, 88 Fair Dr. Info: 714-708-1500 or www.scottishfest.com.

A full weekend of Scottish music, dance, heavy events, Clans, entertainment and more. Includes US Pipe Band Championships at Alma College. Info: 989-463-8979 or www.almahighlandfestival.com

Full day of Scottish events & entertainment at Furman University, 3301 Poinsett Hwy. Info: www.gallabrae.com

A Missouri Tartan Day Festivities event is the region’s premiere Scottish-American cultural festival at Missouri Fair Grounds. Info: hwww.motartanday.com.

Celebrate Scotland at 7300 Chestnut St. Info: www.milwaukeescottishfest.com.

Celebrate Scotland at 27 Staples St. Info: 207-590-4201 or www.oob365.com

A day of Celtic celebration at Cuba Fireman's Park, 24 Woodruff St. Info: 585-365-2152 or www.alleganycountyceltic.com

Celebrate the heritage, arts, and culture of the Appalachian immigrants from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and Brittany. Info: 301-387-4386 or www.gccelticfestival.com

Scottish country dance weekend, learn new dances and strengthen your technique at Wayland Academy. Info: https://sites.google.com/site/midwestscottishweekend

A great day of Scottish events at 78 Richmond Townhouse Rd. Info: www.riscot.org

A weekend to celebrate Scotland at Meeks Park. Info:  706-745-5789 or www.blairsvillescottishfestival.com

Come celebrate Scottish cuisine, culture, competition and entertainment at the Amador County Fairgrounds. Info: (209) 304-4926 or www.themotherlodegames.com.

Casual Scottish get-together for food & drinks, no reports, just chats.  Membership NOT required.  T.J. Carney's Pub, 231 W. Venice Ave, Venice, FL 34285.  Info:  Mary Ellen McMahon. (941) 888-2412, [email protected].

Scottish fun, food, fashion, music, dancers, games, Clans, Border Collie demonstrations and more. Free event in downtown Franklin. Info: Phone: 727 424-8901 or www.tasteofscotlandfestival.org.

A full weekend of Scottish events and fun at Hamilton Lakes, 500 Park Bvld. Info: www.scottishfestivalchicago.org.

Full Scottish games at Lorain County Fairgrounds, Fairgrounds Rd. Info: www.ohioscottishgames.com.

Bagpipes, Highland dance, dogs, Clans and more. A great weekend of Scottish culture, events and entertainment at Brengle Terrace Park, 1200 Vale Terrace Dr. Info: 760 726 3691 or www.sdhighlandgames.org  

The 3rd oldest Games in the USA with traditional Scottish Highland games events such as pipe bands, athletics, dancers and more at Lime Rock Park. Info: www.roundhill.org

Indiana extended weekend session for instruction in bagpiping and drumming. Piping instructors Jimmy Bell, Nick Hudson, George Balderose, Richmond Johnston. Drumming instructor Gordon Bell at University of Indianapolis. Info: 412 323 2707 or www.BalmoralSchool.org

The best of English Country, Scottish Country, and Contra dancing and more at Pinewoods Camp. Info: Dan Blim 734-883-6460 or www.rscdsboston.org.

Free event co-sponsored by The Saint Andrew Society of Hawaii, The Friends of St. Patrick, & The Caledonian Society of Hawaii at Bellows Field Beach Park. Info: [email protected]

One of the premier Scottish Highland Games and Gathering of Clans in North America. Info: 828-733-1333 or www.gmhg.org.

Instruction in bagpiping and drumming. Piping instructors Terry Tully, Robert Mathieson, George Balderose, Richmond Johnston. Drumming instructor Gordon Bell at Shady Side Academy, Fox Chapel/Pittsburgh. Info: 412 323 2707 or www.BalmoralSchool.org

Casual Scottish get-together for food & drinks, no reports, just chats.  Membership NOT required. Truman's Tap & Grill, 11161 E. State Road 70 #100, Lakewood Ranch FL 34202 (east of I-75).  Info: Caroline David, (941) 722-3056 or [email protected]

Maine's premier Celtic festival at Belfast Common and Steamboat Landing. Info: www.mainecelticcelebration.com

The festival will feature artists, music, dancers, highland games at 125 Seneca Street Extension. Info: 315-729-2124 or www.dundeescottishfestival.com.

Immerse yourself in Scottish culture at Mt. Hood Community College, 26000 SE Stark St. Info: www.phga.org.

Immerse yourself in a week of music with some of the best pipers and pipe band drummers in the world at East Stroudsburg University. Info: +1 412-323-2707 or www.bagpiping.org.

The only free Scottish Festival in Colorado sponsored by the St. Andrew Society of Colorado & Snowmass Village. Info: www.scottishgames.org.

A great day of Scottish celebration at Greenmead Historical Park 20501 Newburgh Rd. Info: 248 526-1849 or www.highlandgames.com.

Clan MacLeod events presented by Clan Macleod USA. Info: www.clanmacleodusa.org

A Celtic celebration with tons of music, food, beverages, crafts and fun for all ages. Info: www.spartacelticfest.org

Celebrate Scotland at Long Branch Park, Onondaga County. Info: www.cnyscottishgames.org

Casual Scottish get-together for food & drinks, no reports, just chats.  Membership not required at Meadows Village Pub, 5013 Ringwood Meadow. Info: Shona Burtner (941) 925-0462 or [email protected]

Full day of Scottish events and fun at Topsham Fairgrounds. Info: www.mainehighlandgames.org.

A weekend of Scottish celebration and entertainment at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village, 3755 Tonawanda Creek Rd. Info: 716-689-1440 or www.bnhv.org/scottish

Celebrate Celtic culture at Daly Mansion, 251 Eastside Hwy. Info:  www.bcgg.org

Presented by the Douglas County Celtic Society​ ​at Riverbend Park. Info: www.dccelts.org

A week of intensive study, recreation, and good times with people who share an interest in the music and dance traditions of Scotland and beyond. Info: www.valleyofthemoon.org

Celtic fun for the entire family at Waukesha Expo Center. Info: www.wisconsinscottish.org

Scottish events, entertainment and more at Altamont Fair Grounds, 129 Grand St. Info: www.scotgames.com

Celebrate Scottish culture, cuisine, competition and entertainment at the Alameda County Fairgrounds, presented by The Caledonian Club of San Francisco. Info: www.thescottishgames.com

Presented by the Clan MacRae Society of North America with a variety of activities and events for Clan members. Info: Judy McRae [email protected]

Immerse yourself in Celtic culture at the highland festival in Estes Park. Info: (800) 90ESTES, 970-586-6308 or www.scotfest.com

Featuring music, dance, athletics, art, food, and family gatherings at Edinboro University. Info: 888-8GO-BORO or www.edinboro.edu/events/highland-games

Celebrate Scotland at 1199 Valley Rd. Info: www.oldcovchurch.com

Come join us for a special evening to support the MacMillan United Pipe Bands at Gaithersburg Hilton Inn, 620 Perry Parkway. Info: [email protected]

In the heart of Music City Nashville focusing on the Highland athlete and to honor its growing amateur competitions. Also an outstanding musical talent from the area providing entertainment throughout along with a great Clan experience often described as a big family reunion at The Hermitage, 4580 Rachel's Lane. Info: www.midtenngames.com

At the Scottish Home (Heritage Hall) 2800 Des Plaines Ave. Open to the public and free to attend. Info: 708 447 5092.

A full weekend of Scottish fun at Bartholomew County Fairgrounds. Info: www.scottishfestival.org.

Scottish country dance event which emphasizes the best in live music, fine teaching, and "controlled abandon." Info: www.scottishweekend.org

A celebration of Scottish heritage at Loon Mountain Resort, 60 Loon Mountain Rd. Info: 1-800-358-7268 or www.nhscot.org.

Celebrating 40 years of Scotland at Kearney Park, presented by the Fresno Scottish Society. Info: www.fresnoscottishsociety.org

Celebrating the best in music, food, culture and fun at Krull Park, 6108 Lake Rd. Info: 716 778 5730 or www.niagaraceltic.com

At the Antiochian Village and will include presentations on Gaelic tradition, song and instrument workshops. Info: www.gaelicusa.org

Celebrate Celtic culture in historic Bethlehem at 532 Main St. Info: 610-868-9599  or www.celticfest.org

Military Music Spectacle at the Pikes Peak Center. Info: www.heroshow.org

Celebrate Scotland at Dixon Fairgrounds, 655 South First St. Info: www.scotsindixon.org

Dressed in kilts of every color, golfers follow the skirl of a bagpiper around a course and play the game that many regard as one of Scotland's greatest inventions, presented by Chicago Scots at Seven Bridges Golf Club. Info: 708 426 7126 or www.chicagoscots.org/kiltedclassic2017

Pipes & Pours whisky tasting fundraiser, benefiting Las Vegas Pipe Band , a registered local non-profit, and the annual Celtic Thanksgiving Concert. This event brings you the perfect traditional Scottish pairing of whisky and bagpipe music at 1794 Amarone Way. Info: www.lasvegaspipeband.org

The largest Celtic music festival in the Four Corners at Riverside Park, 500 South Light Plant Rd. Info: www.aztechighlandgames.com

A great event for the whole family-Celtic dancing, Celtic bands, bagpipes & drums, storytelling, artisans, historic ales & speciality beers, whiskey tasting & more at Furnace Town Living Heritage Village, 3816 Old Furnace Rd. Info: www.furnacetown.org

Presented as a community and family event to celebrate Celtic culture at Bartley Ranch Regional Park. Info: www.renoceltic.org

Celebrate Scotland at the North Carolina Rural Heritage Center, 13040 X-Way Rd. Info: www.schgnc.org

Show off your kilt and your brave heart and join us at the New Jersey Celtic Fest in County Middlesex at Raritan Bay Waterfront Park, John T. O’Leary Blvd. Info: 855-478-6888 or www.irunnewjersey.com

Presented by The Scottish Society of Indianapolis and The Scottish Foundation of Indianapolis at German Park, 8600 S Meridian St. Info: www.indyscotgamesandfest.com

The premier Scottish Event on the Central California Coast at Seaside Park, Ventura Co. Fairgrounds. Info: 818-886-4968 or www.seaside-games.com

On the meadows of the Stone Mountain Park the sights and sounds of a Scottish Highland Games presented in a uniquely southern style. Info: 770 521-0228 or www.smhg.org.

Presented by the Texas Celtic Athletic Association at South Lakes Park, 556 Hobson Ln. Info: www.txceltics.org

Celebrate Celtic culture through a day of hands-on experience at the Ceili of the Valley’s 2nd annual Samhain Celtic New Year Festival at Grant Community School, 725 Market St. NE. Info: www.celticfestival.info

Join the Chicago Fire Department Pipes and Drums in celebrating 10 years of service on October 21, 2017, 4pm-8pm at 115 Bourbon St. Info: 773-800-1742 or www.chicagofirepipers.com

Celebrate Celtic culture at Nathan Benderson Park. Info: www.celtoberfest.org

Featuring traditional Highland games, Scotch and Irish country dancing, bagpiping, heritage events, foods and much more at Zachary Youth Park, 1650 E Mount Pleasant Rd. Info: www.facebook.com/LAHighlandGamesCelticFest

With a Hallowe'en flavour at Little Flower Catholic Church, 1805 Pierce St. Info: www.SASSF.org

The great tradition of Scottish and Irish music at Kern County Fairgrounds. Info: www.kernscot.org

A festival honoring the Argyll Colony, America's most significant Highlander settlement at Campbellton Landing. Info: www.caledonianfest.com

A weekend of Celtic fun at Richmond Raceway Complex, 600 E Laburnum Ave Info: 804-356-1093 or www.vacelticfestival.com

The Modesto St. Andrews Society will honor traditions of the past with its bi-annual "Kirkin' of the Tartan" at St. Paul's Episcopal Church 1528 Oakdale Rd. Info: www.standrewsmodesto.org

Join the American-Scottish Foundation in association with Burns Society NY at Cafe Tallulah, 70th Street & Columbus Ave. Celebrate the "Halloween" of Robert Burns with verse and music. A haunting fun evening for all. Info: www.americanscottishfoundation.org

A conference of resources and information to assist in the production of Highland Games throughout the United States. Info: www.asgf.org/conference

Featuring pipe band performances, auction, Scottish country dancing & music. Presented by the Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association at Seattle Latvian Center 11710 3rd Ave NE. Info: www.sshga.or

Multi-stage and programming of all things Celtic out at the beautiful Pioneer Farms in North Austin. Info: www.austincelticfestival.com

Scottish music, food and fun at Tripoli Shrine Center, 3000 W. Wisconsin Ave. Info: www.highlandertartanball.com

Presented by St. Andrew Society of Colorado at Denver Marriott Tech Center, 4900 S. Syracuse St. Info: www.coloradoscots.com

At Havana Presbyterian Church, 213 1st St NE, Info: www.saintandrewtallahassee.org

Weekend includes a Friday night reception, the US Junior Solo Bagpiping and Solo Snare Drumming Championships on Saturday, and a Saturday night concert featuring Alasdair Fraser, long regarded as Scotland's premier fiddle ambassador, and brilliant Californian cellist Natalie Haas. Info: www.balmoralclassic.org

Scottish country dance weekend & workshops at Asilomar Conference Grounds, 800 Asilomar Ave. Info: Patti Cobb, Asilomar Weekend Chair (510)858-7588 or www.Asilomar.rscds-sf.org.

Scottish traditional music on Scots fiddle and cello at the Balmoral Classic. Pittsburgh’s Balmoral School of Piping and Drumming presents Alasdair Fraser and Natalie at McGonigle Theatre, Central Catholic High School, 4720 Fifth Ave. Info: 412 323- 2707 or www.bagpiping.org

Traditional and contemporary Celtic music and both local and national craft beer at Highlander Park. Info: www.dunedincelticmusicfestival.com

Spend a beautiful fall day with us on a working farm, where Celts and Celts-at-heart will gather to enjoy live bagpipe music, Scottish food, gift vendors, kids games and crafts, historic costumes, silent auctions, Outlander fan meet-up, and more at Jacob's Reward Farm 4308 Church Lane. Info: www.facebook.com/metroplex.united

Las Vegas Pipe Band's annual Celtic Thanksgiving concert showcases the best of Southern Nevada's diverse Celtic performing arts community on one stage: Scottish & Irish dancers, Celtic singers, bagpiping & Scottish drumming at Clark County Library 1401 East Flamingo Rd. Info: www.lasvegaspipeband.org

Celebrate Scotland's patron saint with the Scottish-American Foundation with Scottish food, drink and cheer at Maggie Place, 21 East 47th St. Info: 212 605 0338 or www.americanscottishfoundation.org

St. Andrew, one of Jesus’ 12 disciples, is the Patron Saint of Scotland. The service will include a blessing of Scottish tartans, a bagpiper, and the Scottish music. It will be followed by a reception with Scottish foods and beverages, and the Scottish Fiddling Society will perform. The church is located at 402 E. Monroe ... Read more

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World-Class violinist and Scottish fiddler, Brandon Vance, is an innovative performer-composer, creating new music in a traditional style, while honoring the classics of the Scottish fiddling tradition at SOMA Towers 288 106th Avenue Northeast. Info: www.resonance.events

Celebrate Scotland's patron Saint at Tallahassee Women’s Club featuring the Seven Nations Band. Info: www.saintandrewtallahassee.org

Potluck dinner served at Northwest Family Recreation Center, 1730 Shatto Ave. Info: www.scottishamericansociety.org

Thousands will join us for a full line up of festivities that will celebrate the rich Scottish heritage of Old Town Alexandria. Info: www.campagnacenter.org/scottishwalkweekend

Celebrate Christmas and the band at the Parish Center at St. Agnes Cathedral, 26 Quealy Pl. Info: www.nymetropipeband.com

Come and march with Clan Forbes members and friends. If you haven't marched before, it's a lot of fun. Info: [email protected]

Scottish dinner with a superb accompaniment of single malt scotch at The Haven, 2 Perkins St. Info: www.thehavenjp.com

Fiddlers, dancers, harpists, singers, Highland pipers, and bards from the Irish, Scottish, Welsh and Appalachian traditions have enchanted Atlanta audiences of all ages at Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University, 80 Forsyth Street Northwest. Info: (404) 413-9TIX (9849) or www.rialtocenter.org

NYC's favorite Celtic Christmas event at 2 pm, Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, 921 Madison Ave. Info: www.facebook.com/ThePipesofChristmas

NYC's favorite Celtic Christmas event at 2 & 7pm, Central Presbyterian Church, 70 Maple St. Info: www.facebook.com/ThePipesofChristmas

Wishing all our readers and friends a very Happy Christmas and festive season!

An entertaining and thought-provoking family holiday experience, the show weaves a tapestry of music, dance, poetry, and stories which hearken back to the ancient Celtic celebrations associated with the Winter Solstice and Christmas at Tryon Fine Arts Center, 34 Melrose Ave. Info: 828-859-8322 or www.tryonarts.org

The Scottish Banner wishes all our readers and friends a very Happy Hogmanay and best wishes for a happy and healthy 2018!

Modeled after Scotland’s Hogmanay Festival, the walk is a day when townspeople honor their community and merchants, wishing good luck and prosperity in the coming year. Join the procession of families, friends and visitors led by bagpipe-and-drums. Info: 757-650-3052 or www.portsvaevents.com

Show your Clan pride at Marathon Community Park, MM49 US Hwy 1 Ocean Side. Info: www.floridakeyscelticfestival.com

The pipes and drums event; consisting of master classes, concerts, and competitions. Info: www.mhaf.org

Hosted by Kilwinning Lodge 203, a celebration of the Baird himself at Oak Point Event Center, 4366 Auburn Blvd. Info: www.facebook.com/Kilwinning203

Experience traditional highland athletics, dance, art, music, culture, food and a Gaelic spirit at Central Winds Park, 1000 Central Winds Dr. Info: www.flascot.com

Honor and celebrate Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns, in words and music at The University Club, One West 54th St. Info: 212 605 0338 or www.americanscottishfoundation.com

Annual Robert Burns dinner at St. Wenceslaus Church. Info: www.haggis-iowa.com

Celebrate the Bard with the the St. Andrew's Society of Southern Nevada at Sunset Gardens, 3931 E Sunset Rd. Info: www.sassn.com

Music, history, ancestry, language, food, crafts and more celebrating Celtic nations at Herron Park. Info: www.flatheadcelticfestival.com

Presented by St. Andrew Society of Colorado at Denver Marriott Tech Center, 4900 S. Syracuse St. Info: www.coloradoscots.com

A night to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns. The tradition of the Burns Night Supper was first held in 1801 by the poet's friends, five years after his death. Today events take place around the world with Scottish music, poetry, food, drink and dance.

Haggis, neeps & tatties, pipers, Highland dancers and more at the Syb Party Center, 4157 Hudson Dr. Info: Margaret Frost 330 903-4573 or www.scottishamericansociety.org

Celtic music and more at Centennial Park. Info: 941-625-8544 or www.celticheritageproductions.com/caloosahatchee.htm

12th annual traditional Burns Night Supper honoring the Scottish poet Robert Burns at Roundhouse, 2 East Main St. Info: www.hhpb.org

Celebrate with the Saint Andrew's Society of Modesto at The Fruit Yard Restaurant, 7948 Yosemite Blvd. Info: www.standrewsmodesto.org

Celebrate the bard at Orangebrook Country Club, 400 Entrada Dr. Info: www.SASSF.org

A night of music, food, drinks, friends and poetry at Bruno's Banquet room, Upstairs at Brunos BBQ, Kings Village Shopping Center. Info: www.lochlomondceltic.org

The Scottish Society of Charleston presents its annual Burns Supper, a celebration of the life and works of Scotland's Poet Laureate, Robert Burns. Info: www.charlestonscots.org

The sound of the pipes, the beating of drums, Irish dancing (Sarasota Highland Feis) and athletic events at Sarasota Fairgrounds 3000 Ringling Blvd. Info: www.sarasotahighlandgames.com

Presented by the Saint Andrew's Society Los Angeles at Sportsmen's Lodge Event Centre, 12833 Ventura Blvd. Info: (818) 755-5000 or www.saintandrewsla.org

Scots around the globe gather each year to celebrate the birthday of Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet. The Celtic Arts Foundation marks this festive evening with a dinner honoring the great bard at Littlefield Celtic Center. Info: 360-416-4934 or www.celticarts.org

Celebrate the bard with music and food, co-sponsored with the Daughters of Scotia at American Legion Post 35. Info: www.arizonascots.com

The Octorara Covenanter Presbyterian Foundation cordially invites you for this festivity to celebrate the life and poetry of Robert Burns at Colonel Patterson Bell’s Bellbank, 601 Bell Rd. Info: Donna McCool (610) 593-6989 or www.facebook.com/events/831933217013438/

Presented by the Burns Anniversary Committee of Rhode Island at Rhodes-on-the Pawtuxet Ballroom, 60 Rhodes Place. Entertainment will be provided by The Irish Express and RI Highlanders Pipe Band. Info: [email protected], 401 434 0386 or https://sasri.org/upcoming-events

Each year the Celtic Arts Foundation brings some of the world’s most accomplished Celtic musicians from Scotland, Ireland, Canada, and the US to teach aspiring musicians at Seabeck Conference Center. Info: www.celticarts.org

Celtic music, goods and more at t The Rustic Sertoma Youth Ranch 85 Myers Rd. Info: www.celticheritageproductions.com/fj.htm

Celebrating the birthday of the Bard of Scotland, Robert Burns. Hosted by the Dallas Knights of St. Andrew, this fundraising event at the Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral, 500 South Harwood St. Info: 214-264-7879 or www.knightsofstandrew-dallas.org

Workshop and recital of the best in piping and Scottish drumming with Callum Beaumont and Steven McWhirter presented by the Dunedin Scottish Arts Foundation. Info: www.dunedinscottishartsfoundation.com

Experience a rare journey through Celtic music in the hands of world-renown piper Fred Morrison at the United Irish Cultural Center 2700 45th Ave. Info: www.pcpb.org

An event-filled weekend of dance lessons, social dances and a ceilidh, with live music for all, with music provided by The Humuhumunukunukuapua'a and Strathspey Society Band. Info: www.rscdshawaii.org

Experience the rich culture and history of Scotland first hand through an array of authentic activities, athletics, dancing, entertainment and cuisine in ode to the Queen Mary’s Scottish legacy. Info: 877 342-0738 or www.queenmary.com/events/scotsfestival

Each February the premier solo bagpipe competitors meet face to face to compete for some of the biggest prizes in the world at Ramada Plaza Newark Liberty International Airport, 160 Frontage Rd. Info: www.themetrocup.com

A "Wee Bit o’ Scotland" to the Northeast Florida area at Clay County Fairgrounds, 2497 State Road 16 West. Info: (904) 725-5744 or www.neflgames.com

Traditional and unique supper at 3620 Urbana Pike, Rt. 355. Info: www.sasmm.com/burns2018

Celebrate Scotland at Frank Brown Park, join the fun from 9-4. Info: www.pcscotfestival.com

Pipe bands, Clans, dance and more at Plantation Heritage Park, 1100 S. Fig Tree Lane (W 63rd Ave). Info: 954 460 5000 or www.sassf.org

Competitive Highland dancing, pipe bands, heavy athletics, country dancing, historical re-enactments, vintage British cars, over 50 Clans and more at Steele Indian School Park 300 E Indian School Rd. Info: 480-252-0152 or www.arizonascots.com

3 days of fun in America’s oldest Celtic city. Info: www.celticstaugustine.com

Celebrate Celtic heritage, includes the International Ultimate Jousting Championships at the Mother Lode Fairgrounds. Info: www.sonoracelticfaire.com

A celebration of the rich culture of the seven Celtic Nations featuring the intriguing history, arts and traditions of Brittany, Cornwall, Isle of Man, Galicia, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Info:www.fargoparks.com

Every March 10th you are invited to go out and play your pipes – anywhere, anyhow to anyone!

Family friendly celebration of Scotland at Houston County Farm Center, 1701 E Cottonwood Rd. Info: www.wiregrasshighlandgames.com

A celebration honoring Celtic heritage at Carolina Ale House-Vista. Info: www.tartandaysouth.com

35th annual Cocoa Beach, Florida, Scottish Dance Spring Fling. Evening dances on Friday and Saturday nights with a workshop taught by Kay Munn of Kingston, Ontario during the day on Saturday. Info: James [email protected] or www.rscdsorlandobranch.org

Celtic music and fun on the grounds of the MS Agriculture & Forestry Museum, I-55 & Lakeland Dr. Info: www.celticfestms.org

Celebrate Celtic Heritage through music, athletics and customs at North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex , 150 Citizens Lane. Info: www.myrtlebeachhighlandgames.com

Scottish music, food and fun at The Kern County Fairgrounds 1142 South P St. Info: www.kernscot.org

Tartan Day is a celebration of Scottish Heritage that is held on April 6th, the day on which the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320. The concept of Tartan Day began at a meeting of the Federation of Scottish Clans in Nova Scotia on 09 March 1986 by Scottish Banner reader Jean Watson.

The Celtic Cultural Alliance will be celebrating National Tartan Day, which recognizes the contributions of Scottish Americans to our culture and our way of life and marks the Declaration of Scottish Independence at Life in Christ Church, 51 E. Hillmond St. Info: www.celticfest.org/national_tartan_day

April 6th marks the 20th anniversary of the recognition of National Tartan Day in the US. Wear your clan tartan or your favorite kilt out to Fiddler's Green, 544 W Fairbanks Ave. Drop by and share a pint or two and celebrate your Scottish heritage and love for tartans. Info: www.standrewscfl.com

Celebrate Scotland with thousands of people enjoying Clans, tartan, dogs, pipe bands and much more. One of North America's premier Scottish events. Info: www.nyctartanweek.org

Celebrate Scottish culture, music, dancing, history, food and merchandise at Landmark Center, 75 5th St W. Info: www.scottishramble.org

A great day of Scottish events, entertainment, fun and friendship at Highlander Park Info: www.dunedinhighlandgames.com

A weekend of Scottish music, culture fun and friendship at Helotes Festival Grounds 12210 Leslie Rd. Info: www.sahga.org

Celebrate Tartan Day at the InterContinental Hotel, 2151 Avenue of the Stars. Info: 310 284-6500 or www.saintandrewsla.org

Featuring The Highland Rim Scottish Society Kilted Honor Guard, Highland and Celtic entertainment such as bagpipers, bands, dancers, and more at The Green of The Celtic Cup Coffee House, 106 N. Anderson St. Info: Desireé Porter, 931-581-3076 or www.facebook.com/PipingOnTheGreen

Considered the largest and most prestigious Scottish fashion show in the world, Dressed to Kilt will again earn the attention of A-List celebrities and world-class athletes from both sides of the Atlantic with its enchanting evening of Scottish culture. Info: www.fromscotlandwithlove.net

A day of solo Piping, drumming, fiddle, Highland Dance and Pipe Band competitions along with Scottish vendors, foods and "try it" sessions. Admission $20.00 Friday night Piobaireachd competition and Saturday Night concert featuring Bruce Gandy at Nashua High School South. Info: www.scottisharts.org

A weekend full of piping competitions, delicious food, and unique handmade crafts at Lyon College, 2300 Highland Rd. Info: www.lyon.edu/arkansas-scottish-festival

A massive festival for the community featuring Celtic music, food, vendors, and athletics at Floyd Lamb Park. Info: www.lasvegascelticsociety.org

A weekend conference for the Robert Burns Association. Info: [email protected] or www.rbana.org

Celtic music and events at Ormond Beach. Info: www.ormondbeachcelticfestival.com

Daylong entertainment featuring Scottish, Irish bands, Highland dancers, bagpipers, children games, activities, raffle of Scottish sword with display case; Celtic ware vendors, crafters, genealogy, local history, food, Bonnie knees competition, Pot of Gold Treasure Hunt, cartoonist, and more at Parkersburg City Park Pavilion, Park Ave. Info: Pam Brust 304-488-8009.

Enjoy the caber toss, Highland dancing, pipe bands, historic groups, entertainers and more at the Yolo County Fairgrounds. Info: www.woodlandcelticgames.org

The oldest Celtic celebration in Maryland at the Jefferson-Patterson Park and Museum. Info: www.cssm.org/events/festival

A day of Scottish celebration at Bethesda Academy Main Campus 9520 Ferguson Ave. Info: www.savannahscottishgames.com

An afternoon of bagpipes, drums, organ, highland dancing, and more at University of Redlands, 1200 E Colton Ave. Info: www.blandfordbands.org

Musicians from around the region gather for a music session at the Littlefield Celtic Center. Info: www.celticarts.org

A day of global whisky celebration, try a dram and celebrate the water of life. Info: www.worldwhiskyday.com

Two days of food, drink, live music, athletic competitions, Celtic vendors, and more. Info: www.celtfestabq.com

A day of athletics, music, dancing, food, and arts celebrating Scottish and Celtic culture at Fair Hill Race Track, 4600 Telegraph Rd. Info: www.fairhillscottishgames.org

A wonderful array of Scottish, Irish, Welsh, and Cornish performers, vendors, and food. Info: [email protected]

At Maryville College, East Tennessee's premier celebration of Scottish culture and history. Info: www.smokymountaingames.org

Scottish family day with music, Clans and more at Irving Grange, 1011 Irvington Dr. Info: www.eugenescottishfestival.com

A great weekend of Scottish entertainment, Clans, dance and more at Alma College. Info: www.almahighlandfestival.com or 989 463-8979.

Celebrate a great weekend of Scotland at Furman University, 3300 Poinsett Highway. Info: www.gallabrae.com

Annual festival celebrating heritage and traditions of all Celtic people. Info: www.glasgowhighlandgames.com

Celebrates the heritage, arts, and culture of the Appalachian immigrants from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and Brittany. Info: www.gccelticfestival.com

Traditional Highland games featuring Highland dancing, a pipe band competition and heavy events. Info: www.shottshighlandgames.org.uk

Celebrate Scotland at Hart Park, 7300 Chestnut St. Info: www.milwaukeescottishfest.com

Join Clan Leslie Society International and special guests The Honourable Alexander Leslie & Miranda Leslie. Info: www.clanlesliesociety.org

A weekend of Scottish fun and friendship at the Utah State Fair Park 155 N 1000 W, presented by the Utah Scottish Association. Info: www.utahscots.org