1-4pm at Scottish House 62 Railway Parade. Come and learn how to put your family history together. Our genealogist will guide you using either computer or paper based methods. $10 non members, $8 members. Afternoon tea will be provided with bottomless tea and coffee. Bookings essential: Book early to avoid disappointment as numbers are strictly ... Read more
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.
Piping contest. Info: Maureen Hurrell 03 4780676 or [email protected]
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
Scottish & Celtic groups will be on display with a Celtic Ceilidh and food at Akuna St. Info: [email protected] or [email protected].
Pipe band competitions, highland dancing competitions. Displays by the TasCal Country Dancers and the South Hobart Reelers, also the Clarence Concert Band and the Navy Cadet Drum Corps and stalls. Info: Di Cornish 0408 528 658 or [email protected].
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.
Six buildings in Edinburgh's New Town, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, are brought to life using inventive lighting. Info: www.edinburgh.org
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
The London Canada Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society event. Info: www.rscdslondoncanada.org.
A beer and food festival with an impressive selection of craft beer, cider, gin, whisky, cocktails, street food, sweet treats and live music. Info: www.northhop.co.uk.
Presented by the Gosford Scottish Country Dancers at East Gosford Progress Hall Cnr Henry Parry Drive & Wells St. Info: Janice: 02 4388 2253.
Vocal, instrumental, speech, Gaelic and Scottish performances. Info: www.invernessmusicfestival.org.
Pipes and more at Lloyd Elsmore Park. Info: [email protected].
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.
A guided walk through Holyrood Park discovering how the magnificent geological features around Arthur's Seat and the crags were shaped and sculpted by ice, free. Info: www.historicenvironment.scot.
At Bulimba Bowls Club, Quinn St. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Joining the locals for readings, performances, slams and open mics, jazz, films, workshops and poetry-related art exhibitions, installations and films are a host of local and international wordsmiths. Info: www.stanzapoetry.org
Each year the Scottish Snowdrop Festival gathers together some of the best gardens and woodlands where you can see swathes of snowdrops, so that you won’t miss out on the arrival of these dainty little flowers – one of the most delightful signs that spring is on it’s way. Info: www.nts.org.uk.
At Auckland Town Hall - Great Hall, 303 Queen St. Info: www.apo.co.nz.
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Piobaireachd piping at Prospect RSL, Wilcox Ave. Info: www.rubrown.org.au.
A unique brand of 'bag rock' (that's bagpipes plus rock, if you were wondering) with stirring tunes and energetic performances. Info: www.rhcp.scot.
Hector's Cargo:The Scots of Nova Scotia by Douglas F. Campbell at the Duke of York pub. Info: Pearl Grieve-Nixon at 416-926-7233 or [email protected].
If you enjoy Scottish Country Dancing then this residential weekend is for you with instruction, dance and events. Info: Pat Charlton Phone: or 9520 9075 or [email protected]
Music by Scotch Mist and Scottish country dance teachers from Scotland. Info: Bill and Jan Cunningham 613-965-4212.
Dancing, tea, coffee, & goodies served & door prize at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com
Full day of Scottish event at Plantation Heritage Park, 1100 S. Fig Tree Lane. Info: 954 460 5000 or www.sassf.org.
On fiery form, these contemporary fiddle players from the Highlands and Islands mix solo and ensemble sets to create a unique blend of energy and sensitivity. Info: [email protected]
Solo piping competition Grade 1 through 4. Indoor event. Ceilidh after the event at Red Lion Hotel. Info: www.reddingbagpipecompetition.com
Celebrating Scottish Heritage at Canad Inns Polo Park. Info: www.winnipegscottishfestival.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.
Celebration of all the Celtic Countries with music, dancing and a shared basket supper and BYO Alcohol. Soft drink available for purchase at 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: www.scots-sa.org.au.
Scotland in the desert at Steele Indian School Park, 300 E Indian School Rd. Info: 480-788-6694 or www.arizonascots.com.
At Warners at the Bay Function Room, Hillsborough Rd with a Ceilidh and a workshop. Info: 0438 671 790 or www.nswhighlanddancing.com.au.
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Victorian Police Pipe Band, Scottish and Irish dancing, Clan tents, whisky tasting, Highland cattle and more at Harewood House, 3310 South Gippsland Hwy. Info: (03) 5997 1033.
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Competitive music festival for amateur musicians of all ages and a festival concert on the final day. Info: www.gallowaymusicfestival.org.uk.
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Funnymen Bruce Fummey and Vladimir McTavish live at the Fortune Theatre, 231 Stuart St. Info: 0800 BUY TIX (289 849).
A celebration of adventure and sport with outdoor activities, filmmaker workshops, guest talks and film screenings. Info: www.aviemoreadventure.org.
Located in the iconic Mitchell Library Aye Write! remains committed to celebrating Scottish and international writers and writing. Info: www.ayewrite.com.
Glasgow's comedy festival birls back into your life, getting ever more impressive with each outing. Info: www.glasgowcomedyfestival.com.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
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!
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!
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!
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!
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!
A three-course dinner, followed by a ceilidh with music from Haud Yer Lugs to raise money for the St Margaret of Scotland Hospice at Òran Mór, 731-735 Great Western Rd. Info: www.oran-mor.co.uk.
Pipe bands from across NZ compete at the national championships across all grades at Trafalgar Park. Info: www.nzpipebands.org.nz.
Join for the St. Giles Dance Club’s annual Workshop, Ceilidh and Ball at the Winston Heights Mountview Community Association, 520-27th Ave NE. Info: Janyn Bertram 403-585-3842.
Presented by the Brigadoon Festival, the concert will feature songs written by Scots and songs made famous by Scottish singers at Soldiers Memorial Hall, 3 Railway Ave. Info: Jim Gillespie 02 4883 7675 or [email protected].
The songs of Robert Burns live by one of Scotland's top female vocalists at Thornbury Theatre. Info: www.thethornburytheatre.com
The songs of Robert Burns live by one of Scotland's top female vocalists at Concert Hall, QPAC. Info: 136 246 or www.qpac.com.au
Irish-inspired lunchtime at 4 Queen Street South. Info: (905) 522-1622 ext. 29 or www.Scottishriteclub.ca.
Laughter with a kilt on at Fortune Theatre, 231 Stuart St. Bruce Fummey is a previous winner of Scottish Comedian of the Year. Info: 0800 BUY TIX (289 849).
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.
The poems and songs of the great bard of Scotland, Robert Burns, are performed by members, visitors and guests followed by a light afternoon tea at Scottish Masonic Buildings 59 Grey Street, Onehunga. Info: [email protected].
Music and dance featuring Luke Brady’s Scottish Dance Band from Scotland at Scottish Cultural Centre, 8886 Hudson St. Info: 604 922 6842 or www.rscdsvancouver.org.
A great Scottish day out which includes the 2017 Victorian Pipe Band Championships., Clans, Scottish dancers, heavy events and much more at Goldsworthy Reserve, Goldsworthy Rd. Info: www.geelonghighlandgathering.org.au.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
Pipe band competition, stalls, children's events and more at the Scots School Bathurst, 4173 O'Connell Rd. Info: 02 6331 2766 or www.scots.nsw.edu.au.
At the City of Wellington Pipe Band Hall, Corner Stoke & Hanson Streets. Info: www.shetlandwellington.org.nz.
The songs of Robert Burns live by one of Scotland's top female vocalists at The Factory Theatre. Info:02 9550 3666 or www.factorytheatre.com.au.
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.
The songs of Robert Burns live by one of Scotland's top female vocalists at Trinity Sessions. Info: Tel: 0401 122 256 or www.trinitysessions.org.
The songs of Robert Burns live by one of Scotland's top female vocalists at Fly By Night. Info: 08 9430 5208 or www.flybynight.org/event/eddie-reader.
The international smash hit features the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra joined on the Festival Theatre stage by over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers. Info: 131 246 or www.scotlandthebrave.com.au/ www.aso.com.au/products/2017/showcase/scotland-the-brave
Featuring music by ARIA Award winning Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, it will be a night of energetic and popular dances. Info: 0435 154 433 or www.sotr.org.au/chaos.
The St. Andrew’s Society is calling on all those who are interested in trying their hand at curling at The Montreal West Curling Club, 17 Ainslie Road Montreal West. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca.
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.
Full day workshop and tea dance for Scottish Country Dancers in the Toronto area. Lunch and afternoon tea included at Turner Fenton Secondary School, 7935 Kennedy Rd. Info: www.dancescottish.ca
Scottish country dance events. Info: www.viscds.ca.
Celebrate Scotland with pipe bands, Scottish dance, Clans, stalls and more at the East Ringwood Sports Ground. Info: Sue MacLeod 0407 334 709 or www.ringwoodhighlandgames.org.
Pipe band competitions at Kensington Terrace. Info: 07 3309 3500 or www.bbc.qld.edu.au.
At Bulimba Bowls Club, Quinn St. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Includes practice time, social events, lessons, workshops and much more at The National Piping Centre, 30-34 McPhater St. Info: +44 (0) 141 353 0220 or www.thepipingcentre.co.uk.
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Highland Dance classes commence at 9:45am. and will be held each Saturday until 12th of August 2017. Info: www.canterburycaledonian.org.nz.
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.
Bundanoon is Brigadoon, Australia's largest Scottish festival with pipe bands, Scottish dancing, Clans, strong men, food, stalls and more-a magical Scottish day out for the whole family. Featuring Chieftain Scottish rocker Jimmy Barnes. Info: http://www.brigadoon.net.au.
In celebration of the Auld Alliance at Columbia Manor, and will feature a music workshop on Saturday morning. Info: www.rscds-twincities.org.
Annual event and is held in the evening after the Bundanoon Highland Gathering at Soldiers Memorial Hall, 3 Railway Ave. Info: Ceilidh Convenor, Helene Jessep 02 4883 6033 or [email protected].
Social Scottish and old time dance for all ages, a light supper is supplied and have lucky door and lucky dance spot prizes to be won at Uniting Church Hall, 9-11 Bay St. Info: George Milton 02 9524-4943.
Celebrate Scotland's national dish and eat, drink, and dance. Info: www.highlandhaggisfest.co.uk.
One of the largest food and drink festivals in the country. Around 80 food and drink producers and suppliers set up their stands on the stunning banks of Loch Lomond Shores. Info: www.lochlomondspringfest.co.uk.
Honoring Celtic heritage at Carolina Ale House-Vista. Info: www.tartandaysouth.com.
Burns at Canterbury St Stables Community Centre, 49-53 Canterbury Rd. Info: 03 8361 0308.
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.
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Presented by the Bundanoon Highland Gathering, the enduring passion of Scotland and beyond through music and words at Holy Trinity Church, 15 Church St. Info: www.brigadoon.org.au.
The geology of the Water of Leith forms the foundation for its character, shaping it into an important source of both water power and building stone. This walk in the Dells provides an opportunity to see many of its geological features including Carboniferous sedimentary rocks, glacial features and fossils, as well as the site of ... Read more
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Includes bagpipes and Celtic music at Canadian Tire Centre, 1000 Palladium Dr. Info: www.ottawasenators.com/TARTAN
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!
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!
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. Info: https://sites.google.com/site/edmontonscottishsociety2016
Celebrate the 16th anniversary celebration of with pipers and drummers, Highland Dancers, kiltmakers and more at Ellis Island Immigration Museum. Info: www.tartandayonellisisland.com.
Piobaireachd piping at Prospect RSL, Wilcox Ave. Info: www.rubrown.org.au.
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Celebrate Tartan Day with the St Andrew's Society Toronto at Armour Heights Officers’ Mess, Canadian Forces College, 215 Yonge Blvd. Info: www.standrews-society.ca
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.
Presented by the Sons of Scotland. Info: (416) 482-1250 or www.sonsofscotland.com.
Social dance night for all ages with light supper supplied, sausage sizzle theme. Lucky door and lucky dance spot prizes to be won. Dress in smart casual attire or kilt, entry fee is $6 for adults and seniors and free entry for children up to completion of school age at The Scottish Hall, Weigand Ave. ... Read more
Trad fiddle and song at Wellington Bluegrass Society, Peel Place, 54 Richmond St, Petone. Info: www.pirateandqueen.co.nz
Social Scottish and old time dance for all ages, two course dinner and have lucky door and lucky dance spot prizes to be won at Karonga School Hall, Karonga Court. Entry by pre booked tickets only info: John Withers: 02 9614-6020.
Presented by Clans and Scottish Societies of Canada at Boaden Banquet Halls, 505 Queensway East. Info: www.cassoc.ca.
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.
Learn and develop Scottish country dancing. Info: 403 329 3582 or www.lethbridgescottishcountrydance.org.
Specially tailored for 16 and Unders, this 4 day school will enhance their piping with practice, lessons, games, workshops and more at The National Piping Centre, 30-34 McPhater St. Info: +44 (0) 141 353 0220 or www.thepipingcentre.co.uk.
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.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Annual Scottish event in the Scottish town of Australia, with full pipe band and solo competitions. Info: www.macleanhighlandgathering.com.au.
Highland Games dancing and solo piping, including North Island and Hawkes Bay Championships at Lindisfarne College, 600 Pakowhai Rd. Info: Gaye Reid 021 737 335 or [email protected].
From the traditional to the contemporary, Eddi Reader brings life to all forms of song at Strathpeffer Pavilion. Info: www.eddireader.co.uk
Social Scottish and old time dance for all ages, a light supper is supplied and have lucky door and lucky dance spot prizes to be won at St. David's Uniting Church Hall, 51 Dalhousie St. Info: Charlie Becker 02 9560-8628.
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
On World Heritage Day 2017, Scotland celebrates our six iconic World Heritage Sites with six toe-tapping, mouth-watering, jaw-dropping, heart-pumping events from dawn to dusk.Info: www.digit2017.com.
Six classes for $36 at City Light Church, 550 Obed Ave, 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Info: 250-598-0207 or [email protected].
At the Octagon Club, Age Concern, 9 The Octagon, 1.45-2.45 pm. All welcome. The concert will be followed by afternoon tea at 2.45 pm and then the AGM of the Dunedin Burns Club at 3pm. New members welcome. Info: www.dbci.blogtown.co.nz.
Commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in Scotland on the 6th April 1320 at University of Toronto's Hart House. Info: David Hunter 416-699-9942 or [email protected].
At Regatta Hotel. Info: 07 3397 4512 or www.qhps.org.
Three days of piping, drumming and dancing, learning and fun at Ardlie Street Campus, Emmanuel College. Info: www.wadpadi.org.au
Clan Davidson members unite from across Australia. Info: [email protected]
Come to a weekend filled with Ceilidh entertainment, dance instruction, a chance to wear your finery, enjoy a scrumptious meal, and then process to The Ball-no glass slippers required. Info: www.rscdswinnipeg.ca
Say hello to Spring and join the Prince Edward County Scottish Country Dancers for a weekend of social dancing at the Prince Edward Yacht Club. Info: Sheila Keller 613 393-2955 or [email protected].
Social Scottish and old time dance for all ages, a light supper is supplied and have lucky door and lucky dance spot prizes to be won at Ermington Community Hall, River Rd. Info: Keith Weaver 02 9871-3593.
A ten mile race in Scotland's capital taking in landmarks including Edinburgh Castle, Greyfriar’s Bobby and the Royal Mile. Info: www.greatrun.org/great-edinburgh-run
Presented by The Sons of Scotland Pipe Band at Parliament Hill with music and dance, wear some tartan and celebrate Tartan Day. Info: www.sospb.com.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
Tradition goes live in Edinburgh, with an annual showcase of traditional arts and culture in Scotland’s capital. Info: www.tracscotland.org/festivals/tradfest
Walk down memory lane to a time when religious segregation, clan wars and class structure were alive and well in the small coal-mining town of Cambusnethan in the lowlands of Scotland at the National Arts Centre. Info: www.ottawastorytellers.ca.
Thousands of visitors from around the globe celebrate Scotland’s national drink at one of the world’s biggest whisky events. Info: www.spiritofspeyside.com.
Come and dance to Annasach Ceilidh Band at our regular Ceilidh at The Counting House, Edinburgh from 8pm. All dances will be called so beginners welcome. Info: www.annasach.co.uk.
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Social Scottish and old time dance night for all ages with a light supper supplied plus lucky door and lucky dance spot prizes to be won. Dress is smart casual attire or kilt. Entry fee is $4 for adults and seniors and free for children up to completion of school age at Uniting Church Hall, ... Read more
Music is provided by “Calanais”. All steps are taught and no partner or previous experience required at Scottish Cultural Centre 8886 Hudson St. Info: 604-263-6955 or www.rscdsvancouver.org.
A music festival aimed at showcasing and promoting Kintyre's home grown musical talent, along with appearances by a selection of higher profile guests. Info: www.kintyresongwritersfestival.co.uk.
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.
Presented by The Grimsby Pipe Band, with The Oakville Celtic Fiddle Orchestra and Irish Dancers at Mountain Ridge Community Centre; 105 Mountain Rd. Info: Gordon Scott: 905 520-7981or www.GrimsbyPipeBand.com.
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
Scottish dancing and social event at Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beafort St. Info: John 0427 990 754.
At Burnside Village Community Centre, 16 Nicol Ave. Info: 03 8361 0308.
A show for all ages with pipe bands, Scottish dance and more at Manfeild, South St. Info: 06-323 3318.
WA Clans gather at 11am at King’s Park, located behind the Light Horse Memorial. Info: Shirley Oliver 08 9457 1945 or [email protected].
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
The four-day Festival attracts clans, cultural groups, dancers and performers and this year celebrates our Irish cousins. Info: www.australiancelticfestival.com.
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
At the City of Wellington Pipe Band Hall, Corner Stoke & Hanson Streets. Info: www.shetlandwellington.org.nz.
Celebrate Scotland at Maverick Stadium. Info: 254-675-3992 or www.texasscottishfestival.com.
Dancing, tea, coffee, & goodies served & door prize at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.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.
With over 130 Piobaireachd piping competitors in 8 different classes at Black Friar's Priory School, 17 Prospect Rd. Info: www.rubrown.org.au.
Presented by Lochiel Scottish Country Dance Club at Matangi Community Hall. Info: www.waibopscd.org.nz.
Social Scottish and old time dance for all ages, bring light supper with you to share and have lucky door and lucky dance spot prizes to be won at Collaroy Masonic Hall, Pittwater Rd. Info: Leslie Bowers 02 9901-1673.
At East Gosford Progress Hall, Henry Parry Drive & Wells Sts. Info: Allyn Douglass 0422747965 or [email protected].
Presented by the Redlands Sporting Club Pipe Band at Peter Burge Oval. Info: Al Campbell 0434 600 162 or [email protected].
Scottish country dance event at Great Hall of Somerville House, Western University. Info: Anne and Alasdair Campbell 519-641-3550 or www.rscdslondoncanada.org
Scottish pipe band and Scottish dance display, dinner and more at Coburg Town Hall, 90 Bell St. Info: Bill Graham 03 8361 0308.
Scottish country dance at St Andrews Church Hall, 55 King St. Info: www.rscdsnovascotia.ca.
Annual spring dance with music by the Tartan Players at Star of the Sea Hall, 15262 Pacific Ave. Info: www.wrscdc.org.
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Highland Month features Scottish food and music at Fox & Hounds Country Inn, 7 Elevation Dr. Info: 07 5665 7582 or www.foxandhounds.net.au.
Featuring the cream of European professional club rugby as well as stars of the world game is staged at Murrayfield. Info: www.epcrugby.com.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
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.
Scottish country dance event with music by Scotch Mist. At Sala Caboto, Columbus Centre 40 Playfair Ave. Info: www.dancescottish.ca.
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.
Social Scottish and old time dance for all ages, two course dinner and have lucky door and lucky dance spot prizes to be won at Karonga School Hall, Karonga Court. Entry by pre booked tickets only info: John Withers: 02 9614-6020.
The first games of the Scottish season at Gourock Park. Info: www.gourockhighlandgames.org.uk.
Music, comedy, theatre, dance and visual arts are all up for grabs at this festival. Info: www.perthfestival.co.uk.
A weekend of dance, music and poetry celebrating Camperdown's unique link to Scotland's National Bard. Info: Tel: 03 5593 7100 or www.camperdownburnsfestival.com.
Scottish country dance weekend. Info: www.rscdsnewyork.org
A huge variety of guided walks and scrambles throughout Arran’s stunning hills and mountains: from wildlife-watching walks along the island’s coastline to airy scrambles on towering granite ridges. Info: www.arranmountainfestival.co.uk.
A day of athletics, music, dancing, food, and arts celebrating Scottish and Celtic culture at Fair Hill Race Track. Info: www.fairhillscottishgames.org.
St James Playing Fields will be turned into a spectacle of sight and sound, with anywhere between 3,500 and 4,000 pipers and drummers from across the UK and abroad set to compete on the day, across 200 live performances. Info: www.rspba.org.
The poems and songs of the great bard of Scotland, Robert Burns, are performed by members, visitors and guests followed by a light afternoon tea at Scottish Masonic Buildings 59 Grey Street, Onehunga. Info: [email protected].
Celebrate with the Shetland Society of Wellington at the Indian Cultural Centre. Info: www.shetlandwellington.org.nz.
At the City of Wellington Pipe Band Hall, Corner Stoke & Hanson Streets. Info: www.shetlandwellington.org.nz.
Piping competitions and events at Yandina United Football Club, North St. Info: Robyn: 07 5442 8632.
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
Raise a glass and try a dram and celebrate the water of life! Info: www.worldwhiskyday.com
Raise a glass and try a dram and celebrate the water of life! Info: www.worldwhiskyday.com
Raise a glass and try a dram and celebrate the water of life! Info: www.worldwhiskyday.com
Raise a glass and try a dram and celebrate the water of life! Info: www.worldwhiskyday.com
Competitions are set to again showcase local and national solo bagpiping talent at the highest level at The Celtic Inn, Regent Arcade, 73-77 Broadway Ave. Info: Brent Le Quesne 027 289 8711 or [email protected].
Celtic performances with Queensland Pops Orchestra, Sarah Calderwood, BBC Pipes & Drums, Thistle Highland Dancers, Murphy's Pigs and more at QPAC. Info: 136246 or www.qpac.com.au
Highland Gathering during The Australian Heritage Festival entry $10. Enjoy a tour of Lindesay a National Trust property. Scottish music including pipers and Scottish dancing, Scottish Fare, Scottish genealogy information and Oral History relating to Lindesay at Lindesay House, Lindsay Ave. Info: Lenore Boronkay: 0414 244 294.
Authentic Scottish Highland festivities right here in the East Tennessee Highlands at Maryville College. Info: www.smokymountaingames.org.
Saskatchewan's premier Scottish attraction at Victoria Park. Info 306-789-6516 or www.saskhighland.ca.
Celebrate the Celtic heritage at Balloon Fiesta Park. Info: www.celtfestabq.com
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
Celtic performances with Queensland Pops Orchestra, Sarah Calderwood, BBC Pipes & Drums, Thistle Highland Dancers, Murphy's Pigs and more at Empire Theatre. Info: 1300 655 299 or www.empiretheatre.com.au
A full weekend of Scottish fun and includes the CSAF Canadian Men’s Championships at Topaz Park. Info: 250 598 0120 or www.victoriahighlandgames.com.
An outdoor festival with the emphasis on roots music, the line-up is a melting pot of world, folk, fusion and dub reggae music. Info: www.knockengorroch.org.uk.
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Pipe bands, Celtic Clans, Scottish Terrier dogs, vintage cars and more at Berry Showground. Info: www.berryrotary.org.au/celtic-festival
Events include running, cycling, heavy weights and highland dance at Games Field. Info: www.blackfordhighlandgames.co.uk.
The popular annual country music festival returns to the Pavilion in 2017. Info: www.wegottickets.com/event/364783.
A day dedicated to celebrating Mauchline's History & Heritage with entertainment and more at Mauchline Burns House Museum. Info: www.burnsfestival.com/burnsfringe/mauchline-holy-fair
Highland dancing competitions, solo piping and drumming events and more at Rideau Acres Campground, 1014 Cunningham Rd. Info: www.kingstonscotfest.com.
A Cancer Council Relay For Life fundraiser. Live band, The Jarrah Celts, dancing, raffles, food for sale, best dressed, games, prizes, tickets to Bay City Rollers in Perth. All money raised goes to Cancer Council through Relay For Life South Metro.Book online at www.trybooking.com/OUXN or check out our Facebook page www.facebook.com/teambloomingbright
At Wynnum RSL, Tingal Rd.. Info: 07 3397 4512 or www.qhps.org.
Scottish dancing and social event at Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beafort St. Info: John 0427 990 754.
A Scottish themed evening to celebrate Winter with the Scotch Malt Whisky Society. Enjoy rare Whisky Tasting accompanied by divine canapes crafted to match the Whiskies. This one-off event provides the opportunity to enjoy a "wee dram" of Scotland's finest whilst helping Charity, with proceeds in aid of the Order of St John and the ... Read more
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
The Fort Langley Voyageurs invite you to their Whisky Tea Dance, followed by a sumptuous Tea with strawberries and cream at Fort Langley Community Hall, 9167 Glover Rd. Info: 604 888-1223.
Traditional Highland games at Blair Castle & Gardens. Info: www.atholl-estates.co.uk/events/atholl-gathering
Something for everyone from Scottish singing, dancing, Highland games, genealogy fair and our traditional Scottish Ball, our aim is to satisfy any Scot longing for the homeland and entice everyone else to join in and sample the true Scottish Spirit. Our Clan of Honour this year is Clan Cameron. Info: www.manninghistorical.org
Chris Brickley will be visiting Canada seeking consignments for the Bonhams forthcoming sale of Scottish Art on 11 October 2017 in Edinburgh. Info: 416-513-0824, 877-462-9004 or [email protected]
The premiere Celtic event in the Maritimes at Perth Ball Field. Info: (506) 273-6710 or www.gatheringofthescots.com
Chris Brickley will be visiting Canada seeking consignments for the Bonhams forthcoming sale of Scottish Art on 11 October 2017 in Edinburgh. Info: 416-513-0824, 877-462-9004 or [email protected]
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
An event for anyone who has ever played with the BBC Pipe Band, reconnect with former members and hear about the bands trip to play at the 2018 Edinburgh Tattoo , includes band performances. Info: [email protected]
Chris Brickley will be visiting Canada seeking consignments for the Bonhams forthcoming sale of Scottish Art on 11 October 2017 in Edinburgh. Info: 416-513-0824, 877-462-9004 or [email protected]
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.
A night of Scottish entertainment at Drayton Hall. Info: [email protected].
Traditional Highland games featuring Highland dancing, a pipe band competition and heavy events. Info: www.shottshighlandgames.org.uk
Events include British and Scottish Championships in both the heavyweight and athletic events and tossing the caber. Info: www.helensburghandlomondgames.co.uk
Traditional Highland games at Cornhill Playing Fields. Info: www.cornhillhighlandgames.org
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
Presented by Piping & Dancing Association of New Zealand Inc. Otago Centre at University College of Education, Union St. Info: [email protected] or www.piping-dancing.org.nz
Presented by Rotorua Scottish Country Dance Club. All daytime and evening functions will be held at Western Heights High School, 70 Old Quarry Rd. Info: 021 154 2473 or http://qbwe2017.waibopscd.org.nz
Pipe band and Highland dancing competitions, heavyweight events and more at Victory Park. Info: www.girvanattractions.co.uk/lowland-gathering.php
Experience an action packed day with Highland Dancing, Solo Piping and Drum Majors at the oldest Pipe Band Contest in Scotland. Info: www.shga.co.uk/events/markinch-highland-games
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Small pipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Be transported to Scotland at this outstanding annual lunch, held in Cellos Grand Dining Room at the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel. Beautifully restored to it original 1920s Art Deco glory, Cellos is the perfect backdrop for a sumptuous 3-course lunch and some traditional Scottish entertainment. Enjoy performances by our charming Scottish Highland Dancers and Pipe Band ... Read more
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Scottish country dance weekend, learn new dances and strengthen your technique at Wayland Academy. Info: https://sites.google.com/site/midwestscottishweekend
A full long weekend of Celtic music, relax and experience the depth of Celtic culture through the festival’s cultural diverse arts program. Info: www.nationalcelticfestival.com.
Highland dance, pipe bands, Clans and more at Georgetown Fairgrounds. Info: www.georgetownhighlandgames.com.
Celebrate Scotland at Macklin Field, 10117 – 93 St. Info: Janis 780-513-2492 or www.gphighlandgames.com.
Scottish stalls, pipe band, solo and drumming competitions at Bill Paterson Oval, Limestone Park. Info: 0411 892 810 or www.ipswichthistle.com.
A great day of Scottish events at 78 Richmond Townhouse Rd. Info: www.riscot.org
Traditional Highland games featuring heavy, light and field events, cycling, Highland dancing and piping. Info: www.cuparhighlandgames.org
A day of fun with all the traditional favourites but with a modern twist at West of Scotland Football Club. Info: www.bearsdenmilngaviehighlandgames.com
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.
June long weekend with Highland cattle and Highland dancers, Clan tents and more. Cattle from Victoria and local exhibitors. Free entry at Mount Pleasant Oval. Info: www.australianhighlandcattle.org.
Presented by the Auckland Highland & National Dancing Society at Maungawhau School. Info: [email protected]
This is an opportunity for you to become involved and help shape the bands future at 9 Rawhiti St Morningside. Info: www.northcalpipeband.com
A tradition which can be traced back over 400 years, the Riding involves exchanging of flags, mass horse rides, and much ceremonial pomp and circumstance. Info: www.returntotheridings.co.uk/selkirk-common-riding
The fourth match of the DHL New Zealand Lions Series 2017 sees the Highlanders taking on The British & Irish Lions at Forsyth Barr Stadium. Info: www.forsythbarrstadium.co.nz.
MacRae clan events. Info: Owen MacRae: [email protected].
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.
Ceilidh, Tug of the Tartans and full day of highland games at Victoria Park. Info: www.cobourghighlandgames.ca.
A full weekend of Scottish events and fun at Hamilton Lakes, 500 Park Bvld. Info: www.scottishfestivalchicago.org.
A full of day of Scottish events at Percy Perry Stadium, Town Centre Park, 1299 Pinetree Way. Info: www.bchighlandgames.com.
Featuring music by ARIA Award winning Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, it will be a night of energetic and popular dances. Info: 0435 154 433 or www.sotr.org.au/chaos.
Celebrate Scotland on the eve of the Townsville Tartan Day events. Info: Marie Gibson 0413 456 542 or [email protected].
Scottish country dance event presented by The Highlands of Durham SCD at General Sikorski Hall. Info: 905 985 6573.
International rugby as the Aussies and Scots play at Allianz Stadium at 3pm. Info: www.rugby.com.au
Presented by North Otago Piping and Dancing at Scottish Hall, Tyne St. Info: [email protected]
A celebration of Scottish arts and culture with a particular focus on celebrating the Scottish heritage of the Fassifern at Boonah Showgrounds. Info: [email protected] or 0407 960 029
In the Cotters Market, Flinders Street with street parade of Clan Banners and bagpipes. Info: Marie Gibson [email protected] or 0413 456 542.
From beginners to experienced, BYO drums, mallets, band music at Sacred Heart College. Info: [email protected]
Back for 2017 learn from this fantastic line-up of piping and drumming teachers at Shenandoah University. Info: www.thepipingcentre.co.uk.
An opportunity to see twelve magnificent spacious gardens and well tended allotments in close proximity over a day or days. Info: www.scotlandsgardens.org/elgt2017
125th Anniversary of the Founding of the Clan Maclean Association. Info: www.maclean.org.
Scotland's annual farming and countryside showcase at Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston. Info: www.royalhighlandshow.org.
The Scottish Australian Heritage Council is delighted to announce that John, Chief of Macleod of Raasay, and Elizabeth, Madame Macleod of Raasay, have accepted our invitation to be the Honoured Guests for Scottish Heritage Week. A variety of events will take place across the city such as Clans and Families Forum, Parliamentary Lunch for Tartan Day, ... Read more
Full Scottish games at Lorain County Fairgrounds, Fairgrounds Rd. Info: www.ohioscottishgames.com.
Thousands of pipers and drummers from far and wide, in over a hundred bands, will compete to be European Champions in their grade at Grant Park. Info: www.pipingatforres.com.
Ceilidh dancing, Scottish Highland dancing performances by SDAA Dancers, live pipe band music and prizes at The Great Dining Hall, St Andrews College, University of Sydney, 19 Carillon Ave. Info: Alison Hughes 0404 145 622 or [email protected].
Celebrate Confederation’s 150th by wearing something red and white. Scottish country dance event at Grace Church on-the-Hill, 300 Lonsdale Road, Forest Hill. Info: www.dancescottish.ca.
Kilt up for Perth's world record kilt run 2017-an 1867 Dominion of Canada "All things Maple" celebration. Info: www.perthkiltrun.ca
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
A full day of Scottish events including pipe bands, entertainment, Scottish stalls ands more at Middle Green Sports Complex, 720 Middle Rd. Info: Neil Macdonald 0412 090 990 or www.scottishclans.org.au.
Presented by the Feilding & Districts Caledonian Society at Caledonian Hall, Weld St. Info: www.piping-dancing.org.nz
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
Strathspeys and Reels at BBC Band Room, Moggill Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
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 world’s largest annual indoor show with bagpipes, bands, gymnastics, dancers, choirs, military traditions and more. Info: 1-800-563-1114 or www.nstattoo.ca.
Rollermania with the greatest hits tour featuring Les McKeown with a new energy for all the classic hits. Info: www.metropolistouring.com/baycityrollers
The international smash hit features over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers at Arts Centre Melbourne, 8:00pm. Info: www.scotlandthebrave.com.au or bookings: www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/whats-on/2017/world-jazz-folk/scotland-the-brave
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Includes 2 course meal with entertainment from Highland Pipe Band, Highland dancing display, Scottish country dancing, old time dancing to the Hat Band. Dancing for our young patrons. Cost: adults: $50, students: $30,children under 12: $20. Info: Ina Graham 03 8361 0308.
Celebrating on 80 years with pipe bands, Scottish events and fun at Embro-West Zorra Community Centre. Info: www.embrohighlandgames.ca.
Canada's 150th birthday celebrations, there will be tall ships visiting Pugwash over the Canada Day long weekend and full day of Scottish events. Info: www.pugwashvillage.com.
Celebrate Scotland on Canada's birthday at Kings Park. Info: 250-492-2215 or www.pentictonscottishfestival.ca.
Wishing all our Canadian readers and friends a Happy Canada Day-celebrating 150 great years!
Celebrate Tartan Day at the Aberdeen Highland Games! Fun for all the family with Clans, Highland and country dancing, pipe bands, Tartan Warriors, Kilted Dash and more. One of Australia's top Scottish events at Jefferson Park. Info: 02 6540 1300 or www.aberdeenhighlandgames.com.
Presented by The Scottish Masonic Charitable Foundation of WA Inc. come together as one and enjoy some Scottish traditions. With Heel 'n' Toe band, Perth Metro Pipe band, and an Address to the Haggis, plus plenty of raffles and prizes to be won at the Esplanade Hotel. Info: Peta McLean 0433 707 716 or www.smcfwa.com.au.
A traditional Highland Gathering for all the family at Games Park. Info: www.lusshighlandgames.co.uk
Enjoy a day of Scottish entertainment to celebrate Tartan Day. Learn all about tartan, experience Scottish music, dancing, bagpipes, and sample some haggis at Burnside Library, 401 Greenhill Rd. Info: 08 8366 4280 or www.burnside.sa.gov.au
Presented by The Macquarie Breakfast Club at The Alexander-Marshall Hall, Macquarie Chapel Presbyterian Church Herring Rd. Info: 02 9878 1081.
Waitakere Auckland Brass Band & The Auckland Police Pipe Band perform Celtic music at Bruce Ritchie Performing Arts Centre, 274 Don Buck Rd. Info: 09 817 7363.
A festival reconnecting Paisley's weaving heritage with its historic textile connections all over the world. The programme features the Sma’ Shot Parade, a historic and colourful pageant, as well as cultural activities and performances. Info: www.renfrewshire.gov.uk.
Presented by the National Dancing Association of Australia at Knox College. Info: [email protected] or 0410 646 253.
The international smash hit features over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers at Arts Centre Melbourne, 2:00pm. Info: www.scotlandthebrave.com.au.
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Expert tuition in piping, fiddle, song, dance and the Gaelic language are offered over a backdrop of community events, including cèilidhs, concerts and guided walks. Info: + 44 (0) 1878700154 or www.ceolas.co.uk.
Featuring competitions in piping, drumming, Highland dancing and Scottish heavy events along with concerts, Ceilidhs, Clan gatherings and more. Info: 902-863-4275 or www.antigonishhighlandgames.ca
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
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.
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
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]
Themed workshops, practice time and small group lessons to improve your playing through this shared learning experience at the National Piping Centre. Info: www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
One of the premier Scottish Highland Games and Gathering of Clans in North America. Info: 828-733-1333 or www.gmhg.org.
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Hororata will once again show's its Scottish colours. Join international Ceilidh Caller, Colin Forsyth and his band for a wonderful night of Scottish dancing, food and fun at Hororata Hall. Info: Tish Ballagh 03 3186 847 or Karen Meares 03 3186 959 or www.hororata.org.
The Festival also honours the traditions and contributions of Scottish culture within the Canadian multi-cultural mosaic at Victoria Park. Info: 519 396 9300 or www.kincardinescottishfestival.ca.
A fun weekend of Ottawa Valley and Celtic entertainment, in the natural amphitheater of Gemmill Park. Info: www.almonteceltfest.com
Presented by The Stewart Society of Edinburgh at Ballone Castle. Info: +44 (0)131-220-4512 or www.StewartSociety.org.
The last surviving sports and games to be run in Clackmannanshire, the games feature the full range of traditional events including athletics. Info: www.alva.ukctest.co.uk.
Brings all the Scottish pipes and drums, brass bands, Scottish dance and more at the North Shore Events Centre. Free entry. Info: 09 443 8199 or www.nseventscentre.co.nz
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
Scottish country dance classes, dances and events in the Adelaide Hills. Info: [email protected]
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]
Celebrates traditional Scottish culture brought to this area by Scottish immigrants more than 2 centuries ago. Info: www.festivalofthetartans.ca.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Bring your family and friends for a Scottish adventure full of entertainment and fun activities, at 200 Christopher Dr. Info: www.cambridgescottishfestival.ca or 519-740-4681 #7927.
Maine's premier Celtic festival at Belfast Common and Steamboat Landing. Info: www.mainecelticcelebration.com
A great weekend of Scottish events at Couchiching Park, Terry Fox Circle. Info: www.orillialegion.com
At King George Square with Scottish entertainment, stalls, pipe bands. A free event presented by the Australian Scottish Community (Qld) Inc. Info: Ian Campbell 07 3359 8195 or www.aussie-scots.org.au
The poems and songs of the great bard of Scotland, Robert Burns, are performed by members, visitors and guests followed by a light afternoon tea at Scottish Masonic Buildings 59 Grey Street, Onehunga. Info: [email protected].
The festival will feature artists, music, dancers, highland games at 125 Seneca Street Extension. Info: 315-729-2124 or www.dundeescottishfestival.com.
Ag ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig/Learning Gaelic at Epsom Community Centre, Gillies Ave, 2pm to 4.30pm. Info: Catherine A. Maclead 09-813 1001 or [email protected].
Immerse yourself in Scottish culture at Mt. Hood Community College, 26000 SE Stark St. Info: www.phga.org.
Burns at Canterbury St Stables Community Centre, 49-53 Canterbury Rd. Info: 03 8361 0308.
Traditional Highland games with open and heavy events, the Grampian light events championship at Mackie Academy Playing Fields. Info: www.stonehavenhighlandgames.com
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
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.
HebCelt is an international Celtic music festival with traditional and contemporary music on the Isle of Lewis. Info: +44(0)1851 621234 or www.hebceltfest.com
Showcasing creative endeavour from around New Zealand at the Celtic Barn, 47 The Centre. Info: www.waipumuseum.com.
The international smash hit features over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers at the Perth Concert Hall at 2pm and 8pm. Info: www.scotlandthebrave.com.au and bookings at www.perthconcerthall.com.au/events/event/scotland-the-brave-2017.
Scottish country dance event. Info: www.aucklandscd.org.nz
Also featuring Pukekohe Pipe Band, Scottish dancers and more at Karaka War Memorial Hall, Cnr Linwood and Blackbridge Rds. Info: www.papakurapipeband.co.nz
At Brierley Theatre, Wellington College. Info: www.wellingtongaelicclub.org.nz
St Luke's Presbyterian Church, 28 Lord St will be conducting their Annual Scottish Heritage Church Service at 9.15 am. The Knox Grammar School Pipe Band will be entertaining the congregation before and after the service. Service will conclude with morning tea. All Clans are warmly invited to attend. Info: Rev Corrie Nel 0409 668454 or ... Read more
Teachers' Association (Canada) Scottish Country Dance summer school is open to all Scottish Country dancers from basic to advanced and from beginner to experienced at the University of British Columbia. Info: www.tac-rscds.org.
2/4 March contest for junior pipers at BBC Band Room, Moggill Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
This traditional Highland Games is held at the scenic location of Traigh Farm, Arisaig with sweeping views across sandy beaches. Info: www.arisaighighlandgames.co.uk
Churchlands Concert Series proudly presents a Traditional Scottish Music Concert featuring the Robert Zielinski Trio. For the first time on the Churchlands Concert Hall stage a wide collection of traditional music from Ireland, Scotland and Shetland Isles will be on show. Tickets are $12 to $39 and can be booked online: http://www.trybooking.com.au/JXWF Info: 08 9441 ... Read more
Come and dance to Annasach Ceilidh Band at our regular Ceilidh at The Counting House, Edinburgh from 8pm. All dances will be called so beginners welcome. Info: www.annasach.co.uk.
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Ceilidh dances with live Scottish music that are entertaining, fun and suitable for all ages at Red Hill Community Sports Club. Info: 0409 760 993 or www.ceilidhclan.com.
Daily doings at home in Aberdeen in 1868 at the Victoria University of Wellington Law School, Old Government Buildings, Lambton Quay. Info: https://wellyscots.wordpress.com
Pipes bands, Scottish dance and more on the beautiful grounds of historic Government House. Info: Toll Free: 1-888-368-4444 or www.highlandgames.ca.
A spectacular 4 day event on the NSW Central Coast. Held Annually in July Pre-Premier Aggregates, Champion Challenges, Pre-Champs, 10 age Championships. Info: 0437 677 166 or www.cchdi.org.au.
An evening of Celtic Folk and Rock music, fusing songs and sounds from the Canadian Maritimes, French Canada, Scotland,Ireland and England. Popular Montreal folk rock band MARINER'S CURSE, is teaming up with world renowned Scottish Piper, Craig Weir, to bring you an evening unlike any you’ve ever experienced. Info: www.facebook.com/events/311592459265753 or Christopher Brown 514-260-2608.
Set against the backdrop of Dumbarton Rock and Castle, the Championships welcomes players and spectators from across the globe at Levengrove Park. Info: www.rspba.org.
A free family event with lots of wonderful entertainment, vendors, food and more. Info: 905 985 6573.
A musical tattoo-a demonstration of military drumming & skills. Pipe bands, military heritage and more at Kal Tire Place. Info: www.okanagantattoo.ca
Watch all the cabers and stones fly across the field at one of the top Highland Games in Fife, at Station Park. Info: www.standrewshighlandgames.co.uk
Clan Macnab members from across the world unite at the Killin Highland Games. Info: www.clan-macnab.com
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Delve into the history of the Scottish people and their way of life at Tartan Ties, organised by Clan Hay. Info: www.clanhay.org
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
One of Canada's top Scottish events which includes the North American Pipe Band Championships, the largest massed pipe bands in North America, and much more. Info: 1-888-298-1666 or www.glengarryhighlandgames.com.
The only free Scottish Festival in Colorado sponsored by the St. Andrew Society of Colorado & Snowmass Village. Info: www.scottishgames.org.
The annual clan gathering brings together Macphersons and associated families from all over the world to celebrate their history and heritage. Info: www.clan-macpherson.org.
The greatest show on earth with pipe bands, military displays and hundreds of performers from across the world on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle-2017 features a Splash of Tartan with Clans being highlighted nightly. Info: www.edintattoo.co.uk.
An unparalleled celebration of the performing arts and an annual meeting point for peoples of all nations with events throughout the city. Info: www.eif.co.uk
A great day of Scottish celebration at Greenmead Historical Park 20501 Newburgh Rd. Info: 248 526-1849 or www.highlandgames.com.
Presented by the Caledonian Club of PEI at the Lord Selkirk Campgrounds with highland dancing, athletics, and pipe bands. Info: www.caledonianclubofpei.ca
Montrealers celebrate Highland games, music and culture at Parc Arthur-Therrien in Montreal’s borough of Verdun. Info: 514-842-2030 or www.montrealhighlandgames.qc.ca.
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Clan MacLeod events presented by Clan Macleod USA. Info: www.clanmacleodusa.org
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
A great week, with pipers from across the world coming together to take part, share their music, compete and perform across Glasgow. Info: www.pipinglive.co.uk.
This course is for new dancers who wish to learn steps and basic dance formations that are the building blocks of Scottish Country dancing. You will be introduced to Jigs and Reels and will learn a series of lively, beginner friendly dances. Info: www.sotr.org.au/beginner
Featuring Chris Paton, leading Scottish professional genealogist, author and speaker. Each city (Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide & Perth) will have a full day British Isles stream, most with a good Scottish focus. Info: 08 8263 2055 or [email protected], www.unlockthepast.com.au/researching-abroad
A week of events in celebration of Scottish heritage in Pitlochry, Blair Atholl, and Bruar at the annual Clan Gathering. Included the honour of participating in the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo on 12 August, led by our Chief, Gilbert Robertson of Struan. Info: Clan Secretary +44 (0)1796 483770 or www.donnachaidh.com.
Traditional highland games with all the usual treats, including piping, Highland dancing and kids activities at Skye Games Field. Info: www.skye-highland-games.co.uk
Dinner & Ceilidh at Albert Hotel also: Palaces of the Stewart Earls of Orkney, St. Magnus Cathedral, Earl's Ru, Italian Chapel, Skara Brae, Maes Howe, Skaill House & Churchill Barriers. Info: + 44 (0)131-220-4512 or www.StewartSociety.org.
Pulling together the Scots diaspora from both Canada and the US to look at What the Relevance of Scottish History and Heritage is to the Future Generations at the University of Guelph. Info: www.cassoc.ca.
Celebrate with us in Guelph and Fergus throughout a 4 day weekend of MacFarlane Clan activities including the Fergus Scottish Festival and a Ceilidh with dinner buffet and live Celtic entertainment at the Holiday Inn in Guelph. Info: Barb Duff [email protected] or www.facebook.com/groups/clanmacfarlaneworldwideinc
Featuring Chris Paton, leading Scottish professional genealogist, author and speaker. Will have a full day British Isles stream, most with a good Scottish focus at Fickling Convention Centre, 546 Mt Albert Rd. Info: [email protected] or www.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz
Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, a celebration of Scottish music with fiddle and piano at St George's Anglican Church, 30 Cromwell St, Battery Point. Info: 03 6231 6585 or [email protected].
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
The world's biggest pipe band championships, includes bands from across the world, Scottish dance and more at Glasgow Green. Info: +44 141 353 8000 or www.theworlds.co.uk.
A Celtic celebration with tons of music, food, beverages, crafts and fun for all ages. Info: www.spartacelticfest.org
Scotland comes to Fergus with highland dance, Clans, pipe bands and much more. Info: 1 866-871-9442 or www.fergusscottishfestival.com.
An annual celebration of the music, craft, and culture of the Celtic nations. Info: 519-524-8221 or www.celticfestival.ca.
Enjoy a night of whiskey tasting, live smooth jazz and a delicious 3-course meal at Tabula Rasa, 1551 Great South Rd. Info: www.tabularasa.co.nz
A night of Scottish country dancing and musicians featuring Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt at Hobart Town Hall, Macquarie St. Info: 03 6231 6585 or [email protected].
Celebrate Scotland at Long Branch Park, Onondaga County. Info: www.cnyscottishgames.org
A hair-down hoe-down, fundraising ceilidh . No partner or experience necessary - just enthusiasm at Northcote Uniting Church Hall, 251 High St. Info: [email protected]
The Blenheim & Districts Highland Pipe Band presents their annual Celtic in the Kirk concert. Performances by Pipers and Drummers, Marlborough Dance Centre, Marlborough Sounds Barbershop Chorus, Shamrock Touch and others at St Andrews Presbyterian Church, 5 Henry St. Info: Info: Phone: 578 9356 or [email protected]
A day of food, fun and dance at Richmond Village Green. Featuring Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, with Scottish fiddle and piano. Info: 03 6231 6585 or [email protected].
Featuring running, cycling, heavy events, Highland dancing, pipe band contests and more at North Inch Park. Info: www.perthhighlandgames.co.uk.
Scottish Country dance week, consisting of: Four ½ day classes at Intermediate-Advanced level, a Scottish ceilidh & a dance with live music. Info: Duncan Keppie 902-542-5320 or [email protected].
The Clan Currie Society seeks to facilitate the formal recognition of a Chief of Name and Arms of Currie by the Lord Lyon King of Arms. The Convention will be held at the Trades Hall of Glasgow. Info: Revd. Dr. David A. Currie: [email protected]
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]
Celebrating the contribution of the Scottish people in opening up much of Australia at Boondooma Homestead. Info: 07 4168 0159 or www.boondoomahomestead.org.au.
At the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Info: Info: + 44 (0)131-220-4512 or www.StewartSociety.org.
Scottish music, friendship and dance at Fleming Park Hall, 96 Victoria St. Info: Ina Graham 03 8361 0308.
Full day of Scottish events and fun at Topsham Fairgrounds. Info: www.mainehighlandgames.org.
Full programme of dancing, heavy, athletics and pipe band and drum majors, junior shinty and a great wee family day out. Info: www.butehighlandgames.org
Ag ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig/Learning Gaelic at Epsom Community Centre, Gillies Ave, 2pm to 4.30pm. Info: Catherine A. Maclead 09-813 1001 or [email protected].
Presented by the Ringwood Pipe Band at Dorset Gardens, 335 Dorset Rd with pipes & drums, Highland dancing, Briagolong Bush Band, Address to the Haggis, etc. Info: 03 9723 9728 or www.ringwoodpb.com.au
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
The Clan MacLeod Society of South Australia annual Luncheon & Toasting the Haggis. Celebrate 60th Anniversary with 3-course meal, music, dance, raffle. 12 noon start at Glenelg Golf Club — $55. Glenelg Golf Club, James Melrose Road. Info: Nicole Walters 0415 654 836 or www.cmssa.org.au.
Burns at Canterbury St Stables Community Centre, 49-53 Canterbury Rd. Info: 03 8361 0308.
Highland dancing event and competition. Info: [email protected]
All are welcome to this eighth annual Dance Dufferin Grove Scottish country dance outreach event. It’s a great night to attract new dancers and to spend time in one of Toronto’s most community-oriented and busiest downtown parks. Info: www.dancescottish.ca
Traditional Highland games, renowned for its unique atmosphere, world-class competitors, beautiful Highland location at Dunoon Stadium. Info: www.cowalgathering.com.
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Ceilidh dances with live Scottish music that are entertaining, fun and suitable for all ages at Red Hill Community Sports Club. Info: 0409 760 993 or www.ceilidhclan.com.
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
Includes a band performance, whisky tasting, dinner, dancing and more at Hobart Function and Conference Centre. Info/tickets: [email protected] or 0418 107 175.
An evening of Celtic entertainment with Glenbrae Celtic Dancers, Claymore, Eric Bogle and Saoirse at Ashwood College Theatre 45-50 Vannam Dr. Info: Bernadette Rae 03 9799 8918 or www.glenbraecelticdancers.com.au
The international smash hit features over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers at Sydney Opera House, 1:30pm. Info: www.scotlandthebrave.com.au or bookings: www.sydneyoperahouse.com/whatson/scotland_the_brave_2017.aspx
Highland dance competition at Emmanus Hall, Ryan College, Canterbury Rd. Info: 07 4774 8179.
A ceilidh with the pipe band at Drayton Hall. Come along and enjoy a night of Scottish Entertainment. No need for experience as all dances are called and walked through. Cost $10pp U/13 free School-aged children $5.00 and a plate of food for supper. Info: Marg 0429 700 217.
Every year the St Andrew's Society hosts a golf tournament. Grab your kilt or your tartan trews for 9 holes of golf at Caughnawaga Golf Course, followed by a delicious meal in the clubhouse. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca
Conducted under the rules of the Piping & Dancing Association of NZ at Witherlea School Hall. Info: [email protected] or www.piping-dancing.org.nz
A Tipenny Tipple (ale/beer) at the Victoria University of Wellington Law School, Old Government Buildings, Lambton Quay. Info: https://wellyscots.wordpress.com
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Full programme of activity in Dunoon Burgh Hall including sailing trip to Loch Striven to the Manse Clan Lamont Society HQ, formal dinner and ceilidh. There will also be films, children's activities, workshops, an exhibition of Lamont history over the years in the Burgh Hall. Info: www.clanlamontsociety.com.
Celtic fun for the entire family at Waukesha Expo Center. Info: www.wisconsinscottish.org
One of the oldest gatherings in North America at Springbank Park for All Seasons. Info: www.calgaryhighlandgames.org
The West End Scottish Country Dance Club welcomes everyone to the seventh annual Fall Frolic. Start the new season dancing old and new favourites to live music. Info: www.rscdsvancouver.org
Perhaps the most famous and best Highland Games anywhere. It features the finest Pipe Bands, pipers, Highland dancers, and athletes in a beautiful setting surrounded by hills. The patron of the Gathering is Her Majesty the Queen. Info: www.braemargathering.org.
Celebrate Scotland the shadow of the Rocky Mountains. Info: 403-678-9454 or www.canmorehighlandgames.ca.
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
Celebrate the rich cultural and history and heritage of the Kinross area, most notably it’s famed connection to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots with living history encampments, music, food and more. Info: www.maryqueenofscotsfestival.co.uk
Experience Viking heritage on a scale never before seen in Shetland. Info: www.shetland.gov.uk.
Traditional highland games with highland dancing, piping and sports at Bogles Field. Info: www.blairgowriehighlandgames.co.uk.
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
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
Wee concert providing a variety of entertainment including piping & drums, Ceilidh band pieces & Highland dancing at Petone Working Mens Club, 47 Udy St. Info: 04-568 5404 or www.wellingtonredhackle.co.nz
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
A showcase of the best of Highland and military culture and traditions, set against the stunning backdrop of Fort George near Inverness. Info: + 44(0)131 3108701 or www.highlandmilitarytattoo.co.uk
Annual VSU events with events including a Ceilidh, conference, youth forum, dinner dance and Kirkin' O' the Tartan. Info: 03 9360 9829 or www.victorianscottishunion.com
Scotland’s biggest stand-up comedian Kevin Bridges will make his way to Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane in support of his highly-anticipated Australian tour. Info: www.abpresents.com.au/current-events/show/kevin-bridges-2
Celebrate the official birthday of the Bendigo Tartan and raising funds for Scots Day Out 2018 on Saturday 3 March. At The Metro and Puggs Irish Bar Hargreaves St Cnr Bull St. Ticket information: www.trybooking.com
Mackay's tropical twilight Scottish musical event with massed bands, Celtic Fyre Rock band as Pipe Bands from Townsville, Rockhampton and Mackay. Come and enjoy the hospitality of the tropics and help celebrate Mackay's Scottish heritage at 10 River St. Info: Deborah Orr 0408 877 806 or www.facebook.com/MaDPipeBand
At Levin and District War Memorial Hall, Chamberlain St. Ball Tickets: $45.00. Info: 06 368 3295.
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]
Traditional Highland games featuring dancing, pipe band competitions and, of course, heavy events and track & field at Pitlochry Recreation Ground. Info: www.pitlochryhighlandgames.co.uk
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
Gaelic-related event with Comunn Gàidhlig Thoronto/The Gaelic Society of Toronto. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com
At the Scottish Home (Heritage Hall) 2800 Des Plaines Ave. Open to the public and free to attend. Info: 708 447 5092.
Train in the unique Scottish Heavy Athletics, which requires a mix of strength, athleticism and sheer willpower. This day will prepare you for competing in the Gough Cat Amateur Heavy Championship at the Hororata Highland Games and other Heavy Events, at Hororata Domain, 10am – 3pm. Info: To register email [email protected] or 021 366 606. ... Read more
A full weekend of Scottish fun at Bartholomew County Fairgrounds. Info: www.scottishfestival.org.
Promoting and celebrating Celtic culture and heritage at Centennial Park. Info: www.trentonscottishirish.com
WA's largest Scottish event which features pipe bands, Scottish dancers, Clans, stalls and the Perth Kilt Run, a free community event at Minnawarra Park presented by the City of Armadale. Info: 08 9394 5000, www.armadale.wa.gov.au or www.perthkiltrun.com.au.
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
The only course which has a bespoke Music First Study Unit for performance on the Highland Bagpipe at The National Piping Centre. Info: +44 (0) 141 353 0220 or www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
Meet the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Windsor Branch at 7:30 p.m. in Mackenzie Hall, 3277 Sandwich Street West. Info: www.rscdswindsor.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.
Solo & pipe band competitions at Brisbane Boys’ College (entrance off Moggill Rd). Info: 0400 953 126 or [email protected]
The poems and songs of the great bard of Scotland, Robert Burns, are performed by members, visitors and guests followed by a light afternoon tea at Scottish Masonic Buildings 59 Grey Street, Onehunga. Info: [email protected].
Scottish pipe bands, Celtic band, Celtic stalls, caber toss, Celtic dancers & Choir and more at Tomaree Sports Complex, No. 1 Oval. Info: Ron Swan on 0418 495 336 or www.clansonthecoast.com.
Traditionally the final games of the year, many of the Scottish Games Association league results are decided at Invercharron, making it the most exciting of the season, at Balblair Farm. Info: www.invercharrongames.co.uk
Celebrating 40 years of Scotland at Kearney Park, presented by the Fresno Scottish Society. Info: www.fresnoscottishsociety.org
Pack a lunch and join us for some fun activities and camaraderie at Couchiching Beach Park, 140 Canice St. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com
Celebrating the best in music, food, culture and fun at Krull Park, 6108 Lake Rd. Info: 716 778 5730 or www.niagaraceltic.com
Info: www.shetlandwellington.org.nz.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
Scotland's National Book Town's literary festival: 240+ events. Info: www.wigtownbookfestival.com
While the main feature will be seeing and hearing the amazing talent from the best of New Zealand young players there will be lots of other fun Scottish entertainment of singing and dancing, so be ready for a fun night at Hawera Memorial Theatre, 70 Albion St. Info: 06 278 8599 or www.hawerapipeband.nz
Ceilidh dances with live Scottish music that are entertaining, fun and suitable for all ages at Red Hill Community Sports Club. Info: 0409 760 993 or www.ceilidhclan.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
Scottish country dance event. Info: www.aucklandscd.org.nz
Scotland’s biggest stand-up comedian Kevin Bridges will make his way to Christchurch, Dunedin, Auckland and Wellington in support of his highly-anticipated NZ tour. Info: www.abpresents.com.au/current-events/show/kevin-bridges-2
James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd, alive and thriving in the 21st Century at the Victoria University of Wellington Law School, Old Government Buildings, Lambton Quay. Info: https://wellyscots.wordpress.com
Military Music Spectacle at the Pikes Peak Center. Info: www.heroshow.org
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
This is part of a cross-Canada celebration of different cultures. Free event and dance easy lots of fun ceilidh dances. This is a great way to experience a taste of Scottish social dance at Eastminster United Church, 310 Danforth Ave. Info: www.dancescottish.ca
The Montréal Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society social at Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul 3415 Redpath. Info: www.scdmontrealorg.weebly.com
Featuring music by ARIA Award winning Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, it will be a night of energetic and popular dances. Info: 0435 154 433 or www.sotr.org.au/chaos.
This competition is held in conjunction with the Te Awamutu Performing Arts. Info: [email protected].
Celebrate Scotland at Dixon Fairgrounds, 655 South First St. Info: www.scotsindixon.org
The Northland Caledonian Pipe Band will be holding its annual concert at the Capitaine Bougainville Theatre at Forum North. With traditional and modern Celtic music from the Northland Caledonian Pipe Band and the Lothian Academy of Highland Dancers. Info: [email protected]
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].