Light and sound installation will illuminate the dark winter months with an original musical score, celebrating the architecture of St Andrew Square and the innovative, creative connections between Scotland and Europe. Info: http://www.visitscotland.com/IAD2016
A week of Celtic music, entertainment and fun.Info: http://www.celticfestvancouver.com
Laugh out loud at various venues across the city. Info: http://www.glasgowcomedyfestival.com
Events for members of Clan Donald include a bus tour, BBQ, Dinner and attendance at the Geelong Highland Gathering. Info: http://www.clandonaldaustralia.com
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
The last Viking themed fire festival of the year. Festivities start with the procession with firelight torches with the climax of the burning of the galley - a sight not to be missed! Info: http://www.facebook.com/Delting-Up-Helly-Aa
Scottish country dance weekend at Winston Heights Mountview Community Association 520-27th Ave NE. Info: http://www.rscdscalgary.org
Presented by Clan Donald Victoria Society at Marcus Hill Community Hall, being held as an integral part of the greater Clan Donald Australasia Forum. Info: Mrs Jan Macdonald 0438 584 930.
Featuring music by Aria Award winning Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, it will be a night of energetic and popular dances. Includes supper (BYO alcohol). Info: http://www.sotr.org.au/chaos
With Clan village, whiskey tastings, music & entertainment and more. Info: 843-283-7883 or http://www.myrtlebeachhighlandgames.com.
An elegant evening of light fare, invigorating music, great dancing and excellent company at the Scottish Cultural Centre. Info: http://www.rscdsvancouver.org.
A fun, sociable evening with dancing and food, featuring Sporrandipity ceilidh band at Edinburgh Conference Centre. Info: http://www.eventbrite.com
Solo Piping and Drumming Sat 19th March. Band Competition and Drum Majors on Sunday 20th March at Brisbane Boys College, Kensington Terrace. Info: [email protected] or http://www.bbc.qld.edu.au/events.
Presented by The Caledonian Society of Arizona at Steele Park. Info: http://www.arizonascots.com.
At City of Wellington Pipe Band Hall. Info: http://www.shetlandwellington.org.nz
Join the Caledonian Society of WA for lunch at Whiteman Park. Festivities will include live piping. a sausage sizzle, icecream, sword dancing and of course plenty of Ceilidh dancing. Info: http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
Tales and images of Scotland's Diaspora with a selection of embroidered panels that represent the universal signs of a Scottish presence throughout the world. 305 panels at Chrissie Cotter Gallery, Pidcock St. Info: Heather Smallbone 02 9590 3618 or [email protected].
7:30-10:30 pm, monthly on the last Friday at St David's in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. Info: [email protected]
Annual Easter event presented by the Lower Clarence Scottish Assoc. With full pipe band contest, Scottish dancing and stalls. Info: http://www.macleanhighlandgathering.com.au
At Te Anau Lodge and Te Anau Airport. Info: 027 524 5507 or http://www.fiordlandadvocate.co.nz/tartan
The festival highlights the best bagpipers and drummers playing musical sets in competition to find a winner at each level of playing at Canad Inns Polo Park. Info: http://www.winnipegscottishfestival.com
At Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beaufort St. Info: John 0427 990 754 or http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
Highland Games Dancing and Solo Piping, including North Island and Hawkes Bay Championships. Inquiries : Gaye Reid 021 737335
Includes three nights of whiskies and cocktails, featuring a dance party, panel discussion and interactive tasting with whiskey experts, cigar pairing, master classes, VIP pours, and a massive grand tasting with 250 whiskies from around the world. Info: http://www.whiskeyobsessionfestival.com
The concert explores the music of Scotland and Northern Britain, brought to Canada by Scottish emigrants. This is the prelude to a show at the International Festival in Edinburgh at Hycroft Mansion, 1489 McRae Ave.Tickets $20 from http://www.eventbrite.ca
Annual event taking place around National Tartan Day & celebrating Celtic Heritage at 2001 Charleston Highway. Info: http://www.tartandaysouth.com
A weekend of world class piping workshops for all ages and abilities run by The National Piping Centre of Scotland. Piping Instructors: Roddy MacLeod MBe, Finlay Johnston, Margaret Dunn, Alastair Dunn, Ken Eller, Robert Mathieson. Drumming Instructor: Drew Duthart. Info: http://www.dunedinhighlandgames.com/pipe-band-competitors
Tales and images of Scotland's Diaspora with a selection of embroidered panels that represent the universal signs of a Scottish presence throughout the world. 305 panels at Chrissie Cotter Gallery, Pidcock St. Info: Heather Smallbone 02 9590 3618 or [email protected].
An exhibition that explores the world of Robert Burns through the creative partnership of visual artist Calum Colvin and poet Rab Wilson at Baird Institute. Info: http://www.east-ayrshire.gov.uk.
7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca
A full day of Scottish activities at Highlander Park, 1920 Pinehurst Rd. Info: http://www.dunedinhighlandgames.com
Join in the Minnesota Tartan Day Celebration. Tartan Day activities that previously took place at the State Capital will be part of Scottish Ramble 2016 at the Landmark Center, 75 West Fifth St. Info: http://www.scottishramble.org
Full day workshop and tea dance for Scottish Country Dancers in the Toronto area. Info: http://www.dancescottish.ca/Whats-On-Near.html
At Sun Street Studios, 246 High St. Open MSR, Open Piobaireachd, Under 21 March. Info: Alasdair [email protected].
A wonderful evening of Scottish music at Local 183 LiUNA Training Centre 560 Dodge St. Presented by Cobourg Highland Games Society. Info: http://www.cobourghighlandgames.ca.
Pipe bands from across WA compete at Edinburgh Oval, Curtin University from noon. For info and the entry form see: http://www.wa.pipebands.asn.au.
At Ardenwood Historical Farm. Gates open at 10am. Info: http://www.eastbayscots.org.
At Scotland Farms in with music, dance, Clan tents and more. Info: http://www.scotlandfarms.com.
Highland light Scottish Pipe Band, dancing, Celtic music, historic characters, Scottish meat pies ,bridies, haggis and other goodies at First Congregational Church of Yarmouth, RT 6A. Info: [email protected].
At 12210 Leslie Rd, with Scottish heavy athletics, highland dance, and Celtic music, the SA Highland Games is fun for all. Info: http://www.sahga.org.
Returns to Jubilee Park with pipe bands, Scottish dancers, stalls, dog display and Clan village. Info: Sue MacLeod (03) 9876 4140 or http://www.ringwoodhighlandgames.org
Clans unite at Kings Park, behind the Light Horse Memorial, starting at 11am. More details from Shirley Oliver on 9457 1945 or [email protected], or Jack Rickie on 9330 1812 or [email protected].
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Tartan Day is a celebration of Scottish heritage on April 6, the date on which the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320. Wear some tartan with pride today!
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: http://www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Celebrate one of Australia's finest pipe bands at The Rise for this 50th anniversary ceilidh. Info: http://www.wapol.com.au
Competitions for Highland Dance, solo Piping, Drumming, Pipe Bands, Fiddle plus Scottish Vendors, Clans, Organizations and this year Colleges that offer Piping courses will be in attendance at Merrimack High School. Info: [email protected] or http://www.nhssa.org.
Promoting Scottish-American culture through music, dance, food, athletics, storytelling at Washington Town and Country Fairgrounds, 323 W Main St. Info: http://www.motartanday.com
Workshop classes at Pidherney Curling Centre, 4725-43 St. Info: Patti 403 342 5581 or http://www.reddeerscottishcountrydancers.weebly.com
Ceilidh weekend attracting dancers old and new. Info: http://www.orkneycommunities.co.uk.
SWCPDD is three days of piping, drumming and dancing, learning and fun with tuition from experienced international and national instructors at Ardlie Street Campus, Emmanuel College. Info: http://www.wadpadi.org.au.
Australia's largest Scottish event with pipe bands, Scottish dancers, heavy events, Clan village, stalls and much more. Info: http://www.brigadoon.net.au
At Elkins High School, celebrate Tartan Day the right way! Join the West Virginia Highland Dancers for a lively performance of traditional Scottish dances and new choreographies. Info: http://www.wvhd.com
Celebrate Tartan Day! The Parade starts at 2.00pm at West 45th Street and marches up 6th Avenue to 55th Street. Info: http://www.nyctartanweek.org/events-2/tartan-day
At Bethel Presbyterian Church, 2999 Bethel Church Rd from 10AM to 4:30PM, free event. Info: http://www.standrewspittsburgh.org.
Rugby event at The Greenyards, High St. Info: http://www.melrose7s.com
Solo/small ensemble competition for pipers and/or drummers- great prizes. No entry fees - judged on an equally weighted basis on 1. Entertainment, 2. Originality,3. Technical Ability.Competition commences following the closing ceremony on the Bundanoon Highland Gathering at the Bundanoon Club, Erith St. Info: http://www.nswppb.com or [email protected].
7:30 pm Baptist Church. Info: The Napier Pipe Band http://www.napierpipeband.nz.
Aloha Scotland at AlaMoana Beach Park, 1201 Ala Moana Blvd. Info: http://www.hawaiianscottishassociation.org.
An annual walking event taking place across Islay, Jura and Colonsay for all abilities. Info: http://www.walkislay.co.uk.
7:00pm at Teralba Hall, ANZAC Parade. Info: http://www.hvsc.org.au
Scottish hitmakers at Perth Concert Hall. Info: http://www.ticketmaster.com.au or 136 100.
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
Scottish hitmakers at QPAC Concert Hall. Info: http://www.qtix.com.au or 136 246.
A weekend of dancing for 12-35 year olds. In additon to classes, attend a dance on Friday night in Edinburgh Academy Junior School and on Saturday night you will attend a ball at Edinburgh Corn Exchange. On Sunday there will be a Scottish Country Dance challenge, followed by a farewell lunch. Info: http://www.rscds.org
7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca
Pipe bands, dancers, musicians and more at the Parkersburg City Park Pavilion. Info: http://www.sites.google.com/site/scottishcelticheritagefestival
At Ottawa Conference and Event Centre 200 Coventry Rd. Info: [email protected] or http://www.rscdsottawa.ca/50th
Games 9am-5pm and Ceilidh 6pm-10pm at Kern County Fairgrounds, 1142 South P St. Info: http://www.kernscot.org.
Scottish hitmakers at Sydney Opera House. Info: 02 9250 7777 or http://www.sydneyoperahouse.com.
At Knox College, University of Toronto, from 1pm until 4:30 pm. This year, the Colloquium will showcase the current research on Scottish history underway at the Guelph Centre for Scottish Studies. Info: 519-824-4120 ext 53209 or [email protected].
At Victoria Street Hall. Info: Bill Graham (03) 8361 0308.
At downtown Ormond Beach with a variety of Celtic entertainment and events. Info: http://www.ormondbeachcelticfestival.com
A full weekend of Scottish events and entertainment. Info: 704 875 3113 or http://www.ruralhillscottishfestivals.net
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
The Sons of Scotland Pipe Band present their 11th annual National Tartan Day celebrations at Parliament Hill. Info: http://www.sospb.com.
Scottish hitmakers at The Palais Theatre. Info: 136 100 or http://www.ticketmaster.com.au.
Fund raiser for ex-pat Scot Karl Broadie who is fighting cancer. Come out and support Karl at Rooty Hill RSL with bagpipers, Kasey Chambers, Catherine Britt and Adam Harvey. Info: Michael Roberts [email protected].
A week of promoting square dancing and fun for all. Info: http://www.squarefest.org.uk.
Scottish hitmakers at Wrest Point Tasmania. Info: http://www.tixtas.com.au or 1300 795 257.
Scottish hitmakers at Theatre Centre The Playhouse. Info: http://www.canberratheatrecentre.com.au or 02 6275 2700.
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.
Includes a solo and mini-band competition that at Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School. Info: http://www.brandonhighlandfestival.ca.
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
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
A vibrant multi-arts programme showcasing traditional music, dance and storytelling at a feast of folk culture in Scotland's Capital. Info: http://www.tracscotland.org
Come and enjoy three weeks of events and activities celebrating spring on the beautiful island of Colonsay. Info: http://www.colonsayevents.co.uk.
A full weekend of Celtic music, dance and fun at The Australian Standing Stones. Celebrating the Isle of Man includes the inaugural Australian Celtic Dance Championships. Info: 02 6730 2410 or http://www.australiancelticfestival.com
400 inspired events - exclusive distillery tours, tutored tastings, talks, whisky auctions and fairs, traditional ceilidhs, live music and more. Info: + (44) 7789 671 635 or http://www.spiritofspeyside.com
7:30-10:30 pm, monthly on the last Friday at St David's in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. Info: [email protected]
A night of traditional music and dance that will entertain and inspire you at Dom Polski Hall. Info: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2511966
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
125 competition classes in ten disciplines including piping, accordion, fiddle, clarsach, piano, recorder, singing, highland dancing and choreography. Info: http://www.obanfestival.org.
At Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beaufort St. Info: John 0427 990 754 or http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
Celebrating the beginning of the summer season, this unique festival draws inspiration from ancient Gaelic traditions and the age-old Beltane festival, as Edinburgh's populace gets pagan and elemental dancing and dazzling fire displays become the evening's entertainment. Info: http://www.beltanefiresociety.wordpress.com
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
Honouring those musicians who perform a Celtic repertoire at Glen Innes Services Club. Info: (02) 6732 1355 or http://www.celticmusicawards.com
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 the Mt Albert Presbyterian Church Hall, 14 Mt Albert Rd. Dancing from 2pm to 6.00pm is a mix of Old Time, Sequence and your favourite Virginia, Cumberland and Govendale reels. Home made Afternoon Tea is included with entry. Info: http://www.scottish.org.nz.
Traditional Scottish entertainment with a piper, folk dances and band at Lauriston Hall. Info: http://www.lauristonhall.org.uk.
Anyone interested in supporting Scottish culture and heritage are encouraged and welcome to attend at Heart & Crown Irish Pub, 73 Clarence St. Info: http://www.thescottishsocietyofottawa.com.
The Robert Burns Club of Melbourne is Holding a Pleasant Sunday Afternoon at 2pm at the Burnside Retirement Village Community Centre, 16 Nicol Ave. The Afternoon consist of music, Scottish folk songs, Highland dancers, country dancers and the Highland pipes. The Cost is $15 Per Person and includes Afternoon Tea. Info: Ina Graham 03 8361 ... Read more
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
The diverse selection of features and documentaries will explore many topics, including the social impact of architecture, and the role key architects have played in forming the physical landscape. Info: http://www.filmhousecinema.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 world's only biography festival featuring guest authors at Dumfries House Estate. Info: http://www.boswellbookfestival.co.uk.
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]
Presented by the Scottish Societies and Clans of Victoria at Coburg Town Hall, 90 Bell St. With Highland pipe band, VSU & H&NDA Highland dancing, Scottish country dancing and more. Info: Bill Graham 03 8361 0308.
7.30pm start shared basket supper BYO drinks at 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
Come out for a great night of laughs!! Help support the 20th Almonte Celtfest anniversary. Info: http://www.almonteceltfest.com.
Entertainment will be the Pipe Band and Scottish dancers. Bring your own supper. There will be tea and coffee served with shortbread at suppertime. We do Scottish dances, old time dancing and there is a kids corner. $12 per person. Info: [email protected].
The first games of the Scottish season at Gourock Park. Info: http://www.gourockhighlandgames.org.uk.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
WAPOL will be hosting an informal tea on the bands birthday outside the Old Police Office James St, Perth for any former band members to come along. Info: http://www.wapol.com.au
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: http://www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Trad superstars Capercaillie, Julie Fowlis, Skipinnish and many more also feature at Mossfield Park. Info: http://www.obanlive.com.
Hosted by Clan MacKenzie Society of New Zealand at Mosgiel Memorial RSA , Church St. Events include a meet and greet on Friday night, full day of activity and AGM on Saturday and a bus trip to venues related to our early Scottish Settlers on Sunday. Info: http://www.clan-mackenzie.org.nz
A fantastic celebration of Scotland at Maverick Stadium, 1307 West Mitchell. Info: 254 675-3992 or http://www.texasscottishfestival.com.
Celebrating The Scots School 150th Anniversary with pipe band displays, Scottish dancers, strong man events, Clans and stalls at The Scots School, 393 Perry St. Info: 02 6022 0084 or http://www.scotsalbury.nsw.edu.au
Mackenzie's from across Australia will be gathering in Albury. Dinner seating can be booking at trybooking.com (Clan Mackenzie Albury 2016 Gathering) or contact: Geraldine 03 9889 5304.
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.
Pipe bands compete at Nambour-Yandina United Football Club, North St. Info: Robyn 07 5442 8632.
Wander through Stirling Castle and experience the grandeur of the architecture, and visit the palace of the Renaissance monarch, James V. Info: http://www.stirlingcastle.gov.uk/events.
Presented by the Prescott Area Celtic Society at Granville Event Center, 4401 Tuscany Way. Info: 928-642-0020 or http://www.prescottareacelticsociety.com.
Fundraiser for the North Lanark Highland Kiddie Games. $40/person cash only, food and beverages not included at The Barley Mow Almonte, 79 Little Bridge. Info: http://www.almontehighlandgames.com.
MacAulays come together to celebrate our history, connect with current friends/family and build new friendships, in conjunction with the Victoria Highland Games. Info: http://www.clanmacaulay.ca
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
Ottawa Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society will be dancing on Parliament Hill to music played on the carillon bells. An exciting event not to be missed. Info: http://www.rscdsottawa.ca
A weekend of events to celebrate Robert Burns, Scottish music and culture, including headliner Scottish Australian folk singing legend Eric Bogle. Info: 03 5593 7100 or http://www.camperdownburnsfestival.com
An opportunity to get to know others who have Davidson family connections and history. We welcome both old friends and new Clan members. This year the dates coincide with Davidson Day so why not come and meet your fellow Clansfolk. Info: Maureen MacDonald (04) 577-2225 or [email protected].
A day of Clan Donald business and social events at Heartland Hotel Cotswold. Info: Patricia McKechnie 04 293 4290 [email protected]
Pipers from across the UK compete. Info: http://www.rspba.org
Try a dram and celebrate the water of life. Events are taking place all over the globe and all about making whisky fun and enjoyable. Info: http://www.worldwhiskyday.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
Saskatchewan's Premier Scottish attraction hosted yearly in Regina on the May Long weekend. Info: Sharon Schmidt 306-789-6516 or http://www.saskhighland.ca.
Celebrate Celtic culture at Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta Park, 5500 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy NE. Info: http://www.celtfestabq.com
Held at Topaz Park with a full program of Scottish events from music, dance, Clans and more. Info: http://www.victoriahighlandgames.com
A unique programme of live music, visual and performance art, family entertainment, food and drink and much more in celebration of the bard. Info: http://www.burnsfestival.com.
A week long event from Sunday May 22nd 2016 ending on May 29th 2016. The Gathering will be held on Saturday 28th May at Central Park with pipe bands, dancers, stalls and more. Info: http://www.manninghistorical.org
At Bulimba Bowls Club, Quinn St. Info: 07 3397 4512.
7:30-10:30 pm, monthly on the last Friday at St David's in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. Info: [email protected]
Presented by the Greenville Scottish Games at Furman University. Info: http://www.gallabrae.com
Introduction to lawn bowling hosted by St Andrew's Society of Montreal at Ministry of Cricket & Other Homeless Sports, 1301 Mazurette. Info: http://www.standrews.qc.ca.
The North Stratton Pipe Band is hosting it's second annual fundraiser at Central Lions Recreation Centre, 11113 113 Street NW. There will also be performances by the Edmonton & District Pipe Band, and the Edmonton Youth Pipe Band. Info: http://www.northstratton.ca.
Presented by Shetland Society of Wellington at the Indian Cultural Centre. Info: http://www.shetlandwellington.org.nz
At Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beaufort St. Info: John 0427 990 754 or http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
At Berry Showground with pipe bands, Celtic fiddlers, highland dancing, Celtic stalls, the Highland Warriors and more. Info: 02 4464 2274 or http://www.berryrotary.org.au
Traditional Scottish Highland games held since 1870 at Games Park. Info: http://www.blackfordhighlandgames.co.uk.
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
10:00am - Colloquium of Clan and Celtic association Leaders at Australia Hotel. Info: http://www.manninghistorical.org or Susan Cooke, [email protected]
Boasts a trio of classic courses in Robert Burns birthplace. Info: http://www.ayrshiregolfscotland.com.
The premiere Celtic event in the Maritimes with bands, workshops and more. Info: (506) 273-6710 or http://www.gatheringofthescots.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
Full highland games which includes Strathclyde Highland Dancing Championship's at Hannah Park. Info: http://www.shottshighlandgames.org.uk.
Gathering of the Clans, pipe band and solos competitions, Scottish stalls at Limestone Park, Lion St. Info: Katrina 0414 776 361 or http://www.ipswichthistle.com.
Including Under 18 Years PDANZ Highland Dancing Championships. Info: http://www.piping-dancing.org.nz.
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
As part of Bendigo's Scots Day Out program piping event at Strathfieldsaye Sports Club. Info: [email protected].
7:00pm at Teralba Hall, ANZAC Parade. Info: http://www.hvsc.org.au
Showcasing dancing, piping and drumming competitions. Heavy events such as caber toss, hammer throw, tug 'o' war and other special Yukon events will be featured. Info: (867) 993-3579 or http://www.topoftheworldhighlandgames.ca.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: http://www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
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.
Music, laughter and passion of the Celtic spirit with non-stop entertainment, workshops and stalls over the June long weekend. Info: 0409 017 130 or http://www.nationalcelticfestival.com
A full day of Scottish fun at 78 Richmond Townhouse Rd. Info: http://www.riscot.org
A full day of Scottish events and entertainment. Info: http://www.georgetownhighlandgames.com
Traditional Highland games events at Duffus Park. Info: http://www.cuparhighlandgames.org
Traditional Highland games with some modern twists at West Of Scotland Rugby Club, Burnbrae, Glasgow Rd. Info: http://www.bearsdenmilngaviehighlandgames.com.
Including an agricultural show and light legged horse classes. Info: http://www.theangusshow.com.
A celebration of Scottish arts and culture with a particular focus on celebrating the Scottish heritage of the Fassifern at Boonah Show Grounds, includes The Scenic Rim Clydesdale Spectacular. Info: 0412 550 821 or http://www.fassifernscots.org.au
Music, dance, Clans and more at Meeks Park. Info: Chamber of Commerce 706-745-5789 or http://www.blairsvillescottishfestival.com.
Traditional Scottish Highland games at Glamis Castle. Info: http://www.strathmorehighlandgames.co.uk.
More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org
A day of Scottish fun, dancers, games, Clans and more. Info: 727 424-8901 or http://www.tasteofscotlandfestival.org.
With international orchestras, recitalists, theatre, dance and literature to the Orkney Islands for a week in midsummer. Info: http://www.stmagnusfestival.com.
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
Hosted by Cobourg Highland Games, come and cheer on your friends while listening to the Live Entertainment by The Busker Brothers and Madman's Window at Victoria Park. Info: http://www.cobourghighlandgames.ca
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.
A week of Scottish events around Sydney with guests of honour Sir Malcolm MacGregor of MacGregor and Lady Fiona MacGregor for more details and bookings see SAHC website. Info: http://www.scottishaustralianheritagecouncil.com.au
Featuring music by Aria Award winning Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, it will be a night of energetic and popular dances. Includes supper. Info: http://www.sotr.org.au/chaos or 0435 154 433.
Enjoy a wee bit of Scotland in Northumberland Hills at Victoria Park. Info: http://www.cobourghighlandgames.ca
At Petersham Town Hall, 107 Crystal St. With piping, dancing, food and more. Info: http://www.sydneythistle.com
Piping, athletics and more at Amador County Fairgrounds, 18621 Sherwood St, Plymouth, CA 95669. Info (530) 503-7424 or http://www.motherlodegames.com.
Piping, Highland dancing, light & heavy events, athletics competitions and more at Hazlehead Park. Info: + 44 (0)1224 522998 or http://www.aberdeeninvestlivevisit.co.uk/highlandgames.
Held at SAS House. Info: [email protected]
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.
7:30-10:30 pm, monthly on the last Friday at St David's in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. Info: [email protected]
Presented by The Brunswick Scottish Society, in conjunction with the Glenbrae Celtic Dancers, at Brunswick Town Hall. Info: Hayley Rose 03 9438 6843 or Bernadette Rae on 0417 525 293.
To provide instruction and encouragement in the stylish art of reeling, as well as learn some dance variations and have fun. Info: http://www.saintandrew.org.au.
Hosted by Chicago, Madison, and Milwaukee Scottish Country Dance Groups at Beloit College. Info: 262 679-8522 or [email protected]
At Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beaufort St. Info: John 0427 990 754 or http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
At Grant Park, with thousands of pipers and drummers from far and wide, in over a hundred bands, will compete to be European Champions in their grade. Info: +44 7563 1812 or http://www.pipingatforres.com.
Held in the grounds of Drumtochty Castle in Drumtochty Glen. Info: +44 (0)1561378529 or http://www.drumtochtyhighlandgames.com.
At Bulimba Bowls Club, Quinn St. Info: 07 3397 4512.
At Riverside Receptions, Oxlade Dr. Info: Bob 07 3376 5749.
An evening of fine tradition, a full three-course meal, a top range of live entertainment and a wonderful atmosphere at 52 Princess St. Info: Brent Le Quesne 027 289 8711 or [email protected].
A full day of Scottish events at the Red Deer Titans Rugby Park. Info: http://www.reddeerhighlandgames.ca.
New venue at Lime Rock Park for a 2-day highland games. Info: http://www.roundhill.org.
Includes folk and Celtic music, markets, musical instrument workshops and dance. Info: http://www.kilmore.info.
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.
Highland dance events and competition at ASB Theatre Marlborough. Info: http://www.piping-dancing.org.nz.
Presented by the Scottish Clans Congress Queensland Society at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, 43 St. Paul's Terrace, Brisbane. 9:30 am service where the Celtic Community have their family/Clan Tartans blessed. Info: Neil Macdonald 0412 090 990, [email protected] or http://www.scottishclans.org.au.
Celebrate Scotland at Cotters Market, Flinders ST. Info: Marie Gibson 0413 456 542 or [email protected].
Piping, drumming, band, dancing and heavy event competitions. Scottish country dancing, Knights of the Northern Realm and sheep dog demonstrations. Scottish food, wares and more at Grant MacEwan Park, 3105 - 101 St. S.W. Info: http://www.edmontonscottish.org.
At Bulimba Bowls Club, Quinn St. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Piping, athletic and dancing competitions,vintage cars, Scottish clans and more. Info: http://www.embrohighlandgames.ca
Presented by the Victorian State Committee of Highland Dancing. Info: Mrs Jodie Frederickson 0412 126 605 or http://www.vschdi.org.au.
With piping, drumming, highland dancing and more at Eaton Park. Info: 902-243-2946 or http://www.pugwashvillage.com.
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Tartan Day in Australia and New Zealand Tartan Day is a celebration of Scottish heritage. In 1747, wearing tartan was made an offense punishable in Scotland by the Act of Proscription. The act was repealed on July 1, 1782.
With 30 pipe bands, 200 Highland dancers and plenty of talented Celtic performers, enjoy the sights and sounds of Scotland on the shores of Loch Huron. Info: 1 888 232 7952 or http://www.kincardinescottishfestival.ca
One of Australia's top Scottish events with a full day of pipe bands, Scottish dancers, heavy events, stalls and much more at Jefferson Park. Info: 02 6540 1300 or http://www.aberdeenhighlandgames.com.
Traditional Highland Games with heavy, track and field events, hill race and children's races at Invergarry Shinty And Sports Field. Info: http://www.glengarrylife.com.
7.30pm start shared basket supper BYO drinks at 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
Featuring music by ARIA Award winning Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, it will be a night of energetic and popular dances. Includes supper, Terralong St. Tickets: http://www.trybooking.com/LECY or 0435 154 433.
A night to enjoy some Scottish Traditions. With dinner, dancing, The Heel 'n' Toe band, Perth Metro Pipe band and an Address to the Haggis and plenty of raffles and prizes to be won at the Esplanade Hotel. Info: Peta McLean 0433 707 716 or http://www.smcfwa.com.au.
Presented by The Macquarie Breakfast Club, in conjunction with the Dinner Committee at The Alexander-Marshall Hall, Macquarie Chapel Presbyterian Church, Corner of Herring & Abuklea Roads. Info: Pamela: 02 9878 1081.
Manawatu Scottish Pipe Band & Hasting Pipe Band live in concert at the Lindisfarne Auditorium. Info: [email protected] or http://www.manawatuscottish.co.nz.
A weekend of colourful Scottish culture and heritage, arts and Sports and agriculture at Legacy Park, HWY 59 and PR # 212. Info: http://www.manitobahighlandgathering.org.
Pre Premier, Restricted Premier, Premier Grand Australasian Cup, Grand Australasian Championships and National Premiership, Workshop with Christie Freestone from USA at Newington College, 200 Stanmore Rd. Info: (02) 9283 1600 or [email protected].
A new festival of piping and drumming run in partnership between The National Piping Centre of Scotland and the College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada at 619 Water Street East. Info: http://www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Celebrate Tartan Day with Scottish music, dance and more at North Shore Events Centre. Info: 09 443 8199.
Scottish Heritage Centre would like to welcome Scots of all ages to this special historic occasion at Scots Church, 90 South Terrace, the service will commence at 2pm, and will be followed by an afternoon tea. Enquiries and bookings: Patricia Hatch [email protected] or 08 9384 6332, or Shirley Oliver [email protected] or 08 9457 1945, or ... Read more
Gaelic Immersion for beginners & intermediate/advanced levels at Mohawk College. Info: http://www.ospd.ca.
Featuring competitions in piping, drumming, pipe bands, Highland dancing, Scottish heavy events, concerts, ceilidhs, Clan gatherings and more. Info: (902)-863-4275 or http://www.antigonishhighlandgames.ca.
Traditional Scottish Highland games at Games Park. Info: http://www.kenmorehighlandgames.co.uk.
Scottish musicians both from Scotland and Australasia present an evening of music from Scotland and the Scots communities around the world. Tickets $10pp via http://www.trybooking.com/LMLD. Info: 0435 154 433 or [email protected].
Features the Canadian Highland Dancing Championships, and the ScotDance Canada Open Championships. Events also include Pre-Premier competitions and special events. Info: http://www.sdccs.ca
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.
At Club Macquarie. Info: www.huntervalleyscotsclub.org.au.
Traditional and contemporary folk music with concerts, ceilidh, sessions, workshops and more. Info: http://www.stonehavenfolkfestival.co.uk.
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.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: http://www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Presented by The Victorian State Committee of Highland Dancing at the Vogue Ballroom, 399 Blackburn Rd. The VSCHDI invites all young ladies, Highland Dancers & Friends aged 15 years & over to participate. Info: VSCHDI Secretary, Jodie Frederickson 0412 126 605.
A fun weekend of Ottawa Valley and Celtic entertainment, in the natural amphitheater of Gemmill Park. Info: http://www.almonteceltfest.com.
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.
Full day of Scottish events and fun at the Kinmount Fairgrounds. Info: 705-488-9954 or http://www.kinmounthighlandgames.com.
An annual event for harpers and music lovers in the Twin Cities metro. Info: 651 493-7904 or http://www.stephanieclaussen.com.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
Presented by the Scottish Clans Congress of Queensland Inc. Including Scottish clans, pipe bands, Highland dancing, Scottish wares, Scottie dogs and Scottish re-enactors at Greenbank Recreation Reserve, corner of Middle Rd and Old Greenbank Rd. Info: Neil Macdonald 0412 090 990, [email protected] or http://www.scottishclans.org.au.
Info: 07 3276 0266.
An award winning music festival set against the rich cultural heritage of the Outer Hebrides. Info: http://www.hebceltfest.com.
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
Hosted by Society of St Andrew of Scotland Queensland with music, food, and dance at Emmanuel College, University of Queensland. Info: http://www.standrewsociety.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.
The festival features traditional games, food, and music, along with exhibitors and speakers, The Scottish Festival has much to offer to Scots and those who are simply Scottish at heart. Info: 519-740-4681 #7927 or http://www.cambridgescottishfestival.ca.
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.
Traditional and folk music festival. Info: http://www.tireemusicfestival.co.uk.
Presented by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 34 Orillia. Info: 705 325 8442 or http://www.orillialegion.com.
Highland Dancing Championships for Under 16 years and 18 & over age groups, Come and see New Zealand's top dancers in action over the weekend, culminating on Monday afternoon when the top 10 dancers in age group are announced at Regent on Broadway, 53 Broadway Ave. Info: (06) 357 9740 or http://www.regent.co.nz
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 http://www.aussie-scots.org.au
A traditional Scottish Highland Games situated at the southern end of Loch Lomond at Moss o Balloch Park. Info: http://www.llhgb.com.
The Friendly Games held in beautiful Wester Ross in the North West Highlands of Scotland. Info: http://www.lochcarrongames.org.uk.
More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration at Vaughn Hall. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org
Piping, track & field events, the Highland dancing competitions and more at Howie Memorial Park. Info: http://www.rosneathgames.co.uk
At Mornington Park Pavilion. Info: [email protected]
Heavy weights, cycling and more at this traditional Scottish Highland games at Burntisland Links. Info: http://www.burntislandhighlandgames.co.uk.
A fun and entertaining traditional Scottish Highland games for all the family filled with athletic events, Scottish music, dancing and more. Info: http://www.mullhighlandgames.weebly.com.
Presented by architect and architectural historian John Kinnear, President of the American Friends of the Georgian Group, the illustrated talk will explore the influence Scots have had on the contemporary landmarks of New York at The Arsenal, Central Park, 830 Fifth Ave (at 64th St). Info: 212 605 or [email protected].
Showcasing creative endeavour using tartan from around New Zealand at the Celtic Barn, 47 The Centre. Info: http://www.waipumuseum.com.
On the beautiful grounds of historic Government House, residence of New Brunswick's Lieutenant Governor, a full weekend of Scottish events. Info: 1-888-368-4444 or http://www.highlandgames.ca.
9:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M at Chatham Community Park, 760 S. Main St. Info: http://www.springfieldhighlandgames.com.
7.30pm start shared basket supper BYO drinks & Irish dancers entertainment at 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
See hundreds of dancers, drummers, musicians, and singers of all ages and heritages on a single stage at Kal Tire Place. Info: http://www.okanagantattoo.ca.
At Bulimba Bowls Club, Quinn St. Info: 07 3397 4512.
The Games features a full list of traditional events at Traigh Farm with sweeping views across sandy beaches towards the Cuillins of Skye & the Small Isles of Eigg and Rhum. Info: http://www.arisaighighlandgames.co.uk.
Meet the MacLeod Chiefs, socialize, hear Celtic music, learn Gaelic, hear bagpipes, see Scottish dancing and learn more about our ancient Scottish heritage. Info: Dr. Don McLeod 250-378-4317 or http://www.mcleodcastle.ca.
7:30-10:30 pm, monthly on the last Friday at St David's in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. Info: [email protected]
More than 50 pipe bands are put through their paces to decide the North American Pipe Band Championships, more than 200 dancers in the Highland Dance competition and heavy events. Info: 1-888-298-1666 or http://www.glengarryhighlandgames.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.
Highland dancing events and competitions at Niagara Park Stadium, Washington Ave. Info: http://www.cchdi.org.au.
At Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beaufort St. Info: John 0427 990 754 or http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
At the Mt Albert Presbyterian Church Hall, 14 Mt Albert Rd. Dancing from 2pm to 6.00pm is a mix of Old Time, Sequence and your favourite Virginia, Cumberland and Govendale reels. Home made Afternoon Tea is included with entry. Info: http://www.scottish.org.nz.
Dress in tartan and join us for a night of uplifting Celtic music, song and dance at Maitland Town Hall. Info: Dianne 0408 664 796 or http://www.maitlandpipeband.org.au.
1-4pm at Scottish House, 62 Railway Parade. Come and learn how to put your family history together, our genealogist will guide you. $10 non members, $8 members. Afternoon tea will be provided with bottomless tea and coffee. Book early to avoid disappointment as numbers are strictly limited. Info: Carol 9389 1440 or Brian & Addie ... Read more
At The Coachman, Fitzherbert Ave. Includes a Haggis ceremony, guest speaker and entertainment. Info: 027 232 6664 or [email protected].
The historic sailing regatta, with a distinctive blend of competitive racing combined with a varied and full programme of events at Tobermory Harbour. Info: http://www.whyw.co.uk.
Experience the unique historical & contemporary character of Glasgow's cultural quarter with a full program of events. Info: http://www.merchantcityfestival.com.
Brings together Montrealers of Scottish and all other backgrounds to celebrate Highland games, music and culture. Info: 514-842-2030 or http://www.montrealhighlandgames.qc.ca
An annual celebration of the music, craft, and culture of the Celtic nations, immigrants of which form a strong historic background to Huron County. Info: (519) 524 8221 or http://www.celticfestival.ca.
MacNeil's from across the world gather of Barra for Clan events and kinship. Info: http://www.the-macneils.org.uk.
Scotland’s largest video games festival, celebrating innovation, creativity and talent in the design and development of digital games and interactive media. Info: www.visitscotland.com/IAD2016
A special presentation by costumed actors to commemorate the anniversary of William Wallace's capture on the 3rd August 1305 at The National Wallace Monument. Info: www.nationalwallacemonument.com.
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.
Including a concert night, the Ball, and a Sunday picnic. Info: [email protected].
Inaugurated in 1947 as a celebration of peace through the arts, the Edinburgh International Festival showcases the very best and most prestigious international companies. Featuring opera, music, theatre and dance from around the world. Info: http://www.eif.co.uk
The world’s largest arts festival. An explosion of theatre, comedy, dance, physical theatre, music, children’s shows, exhibitions, musicals, and street performers brings over 3,000 shows to over 300 venues in Edinburgh throughout August. Info: www.edfringe.com
7.30pm start shared basket supper BYO drinks at 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
Come and join the band in celebration of winning 2016 Grade 4 NZ Championships and includes a ceilidh band & food. Tickets: www.eventfinda.co.nz
Highland dance competitions at Avalon Public Hall, Maybe Rd. Info: www.piping-dancing.org.nz.
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.
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Come and join us for some Gaelic conversation, a cup of tea and a few Gaelic songs. All are welcome. Info: www.gaelic.ca.
An annual bagpiping event held in Glasgow by the National Piping Centre celebrating bagpipes and pipe bands, with a variety of events across the city. Info: http://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: http://www.sotr.org.au/beginner or 0435 154 433.
7:00pm at Teralba Hall, ANZAC Parade. Info: http://www.hvsc.org.au
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: http://www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
The international pipe band competition held in Glasgow Green with piping events and competitions, highland dance events, Scottish retailers and much more. Info: +44 141 353 8000 or http://www.theworlds.co.uk
Celtic music, bagpipes & drums, heavy events, highland dancing, clans and heritage education, McKiddies center, Main field events, vendors and more. Info: 1 866-871-9442 or http://www.fergusscottishfestival.com.
The 2016 CLSI Gathering at Fergus Scottish Festival. Clan Leslie is the 2016 Honoured Clan. Info: http://www.clanlesliesociety.org.
The Clans ere gathering! With pipe bands, heavy events and more at Rohner Park. Info: http://www.northcoastscots.org.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
Scottish country dance event at Bishop Hall, 10032 Highway #1. Info: 902-542-5320 or http://www.rscdsnovascotia.ca
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
Whisky tasting, food, Band performance and more at Hobart Function and Conference Centre. Info: [email protected] or 0418 107 175
Celebrating the contribution of the Scottish people in opening up much of Australia at Boondooma Homestead with music, fun and more. Info: 07 4168 0159 or http://www.boondoomahomestead.org.au.
Music, culture and sport, the only francophone Celtic Festival in North America. Info: 418 802-0327 or www.festivalceltique.com.
A weekend of Scottish events at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village. Info: www.bnhv.org/scottish
Includes tossing the caber, highland dancing, hill race and more at Weller Poley Park. Info: http://www.rannochhighlandgathering.co.uk.
At 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
At Club Macquarie. Info: www.huntervalleyscotsclub.org.au.
One of the City of Stirling’s signature annual events welcoming visitors from around the world to central Scotland to see our traditional Highland games competitions. Info: www.stirlinghighlandgames.com.
Come along and enjoy a night of Scottish country dancing. Learn Strip the Willow, Dashing White Sergeant, Virginia's Reel, Jig to the Music and other favourites Pride of Erin & Gay Gordon. No experience is required as all dances are called. At the Drayton Hall, 7pm till 10.30pm. Info: [email protected]
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.
Traditional Scottish Highland games with athletic events, music, dancing and more. Info: http://www.crieffhighlandgathering.com.
At Bulimba Bowls Club, Quinn St. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Renowned for its unique atmosphere, world-class competitors, beautiful Highland location. Info: http://www.cowalgathering.com
7:30-10:30 pm, monthly on the last Friday at St David's in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. Info: [email protected]
Challenge yourself with a Weekend Workshop at Swanleigh Residential College with visiting teachers from Scotland. Part of the 40th Anniversary celebrations of the WA Branch. Info: http://www.rscdswa.com or [email protected].
This event is for children, families, and all beginner and other dancers.All ages are welcome at St Leonards Parish Hall, 25 Wanless Ave. Info: www.dancescottish.ca
At Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beaufort St. Info: John 0427 990 754 or http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
Twenty pipe bands, a hundred dancers and champion heavyweight athletes combine to present what is recognized as one of the Ottawa valley's premier summer events at N.L.A.S. Fairgrounds. Info: http://www.almontehighlandgames.com
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. ?
competitors from across Alberta and neighbouring provinces. Competition includes Piping and Drumming, Dance and Heavy Events. Info: http://www.foothillshighlandgames.com.
At Ryan Catholic College, Canterbury Rd. Info: 07 4774 8179.
At St Patricks School Hall, Riverbend Rd, 1:30pm.Info: www.rscdsnzb.org.nz.
Solo piping competition at Onehunga Community House, 83 Selwyn St, Onehunga. Info: www.piping-dancing.org.nz.
At Old Westbury Gardens, full day of Highland games, pipe bands, kids events and more. Info: (516) 747-7589 or www.liscots.org.
Conducted by the Dancing Class of the Scottish Society of NZ at Scottish Society Hall, Cnr Edgeware and Caledonian Roads, 9am. Info: www.piping-dancing.org.nz.
Headlining the artists this year is international piping sensation Kyle Warren, the former Red Hot Chilli Pipers member at The Metropolitan, Bull St. Info: Chris Earl 0419 549 743 or [email protected].
Top of the South's Champion Pipe Band Celtic Pipe Band presents another concert in the charismatic St Andrews Church, "Kirk" on the corner of Henry and Alfred St. Enjoy an afternoon of inspiring Celtic music. Info: Buy 03 520 8560.
Hosted by Scottish Society of Fredericksburg at the Colonial Tavern Home to the Irish Brigade, 406 Lafayette Blvd. Info: www.irishbrigadetavern.com.
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: http://www.sotr.org.au/beginner or 0435 154 433.
Stirling Castle and the city centre shopping area will be the start and end of a trail of architectural activity that will occupy spaces along the route from the city centre to the Castle creating inventions and opportunities to participate. Info: http://www.foa2016.com
Free access to hundreds of fascinating buildings across Scotland. Every weekend in September members of the public can explore places that are normally closed to the public or charge to enter. Some open up once a year, some just once in a lifetime. Info: http://www.doorsopendays.org.uk.
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.
From 9.30am to 4.30pm at the Norah Head Sports Ground, Bungary Rd. A great Scottish day of pipe bands, Scottish dancers, Scottish heavy events, Clans and stalls. Info: 02 4334-1067 or http://www.gatheringoftheclans.weebly.com
Full traditional highland games, with a visit from the members of the Royal Family in The Princess Royal and Duke of Fife Memorial Park. Info: +44(0)13397 41098 or http://www.braemargathering.org.
Attracting competitors and spectators from across Western Canada and the USA, with top pipers, drummers, dancers, and heavy event athletes compete and perform at Springbank Park for All Seasons. Info: http://www.calgaryhighlandgames.org.
7.30pm start shared basket supper BYO drinks-family fun night at 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
The Ball is being held at Perth Town Hall to celebrate the WA Branch 40th anniversary with live music from the well-known Scottish musicians, Marian Anderson and Max Ketchin. Info: http://www.rscdswa.com or [email protected].
At Scots College Warwick. Info: 07 3103 2574.
At Scotch College, Morrison St, includes the James A Center Memorial Award, and will be the first time in over 100 years that this cup will be awarded to a solo piper. Info: Shane Hume 0418 990 206 or [email protected].
Special attractions will include Outlander and Scottish Cosplay, The Wallace Society and William Wallace's Sword, Clanranald, Clanadonia, 18th century living history re-enactment with battle re-enactments and more. Info: http://www.scotcon.scot.
A full day to celebrate Scotland. Info: 403-678-9454 or http://www.canmorehighlandgames.ca.
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
Once again, the crew of the Empire Sandy, Canada's tallest sailing ship, will be hoisting the sails to get the Scottish Studies Foundation's annual cruise. Info: 416-902-7872 or www.scottishstudies.com.
This year's Clan Gathering will include a Welcome Reception at the Atholl Palace Hotel, coach tour to Loch Leven Castle, Annual General Meeting & Chief's Reception & Dinner. Info: [email protected] or http://www.donnachaidh.com.
A great weekend of Scottish celebration in the Highlands of Colorado. Info: (800)-90ESTES or http://www.scotfest.com.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: http://www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
At Parkdale United Church 429 Parkdale Ave. Info: www.rscdsottawa.ca.
A two day event promoting and celebrating Celtic culture and heritage. Info: 613-392-2841 ext 4487 or http://www.trentonscottishirish.com.
Largest Military Tattoo outside Edinburgh at Fort George in the Scottish Highlands. Info: + 44(0) 1463 404 401 or http://www.highlandmilitarytattoo.com.
At the Maryborough Highland Society events include: Ceilidh, Conference, inc Memorial service, and Youth Forum, Dinner Dance and Kirkin' o' the Tartan. For Information contact: Jan Macdonald: [email protected]
Traditional Games which has been hosting competitors and enthralling spectators since 1852. Info: Tel:+44 (0)1796 473488 or http://www.pitlochryhighlandgames.co.uk
Full day of Scottish events and fun. Info: 508-833-1690 or http://www.capecodscottishfestival.org.
Presented by The Garrick Stewart School of Highland Dancing & Port Adelaide Caledonian Society. Info: Leonie Burgess 0437 007 202 or http://www.scots-sa.org.au.
Free family day celebrating 90 years of the Mackay and District Pipe Band. With a street parade, market stalls, fireworks and more. Info: [email protected]
At Levin and District War Memorial Hall, Chamberlain St. Info: 06 368 3295.
Pipin' Hot will give Southland audiences another taste of what they love and this year Pipin' Hot is showcasing New Zealand and Australian music at Civic Theatre, 88 Tay St. Info: (03) 211 1692.
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
Free event at Kew Gardens with music, dance and more. Info: 416 686 9231 or http://www.thecelticfestival.com.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
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.
Pipe bands, stalls, caber toss, Celtic dancers, sword fighting and more at Tomaree No 1 Sports Field, 4981, Nelson Bay Rd. Info: Ron Swan on 0418 495 336 or http://www.clansonthecoast.com.
At 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
At Couchiching Park with races, and prizes, and certainly singing! Bring your own BBQs, etc. Guides in Gaelic shirts will be there to guide you in. Info: 905-726-1396 or http://www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com.
The RSCDS Calgary Branch will be holding a joint dance with the St Andrew-Caledonian Society at the Confederation Park Activity Centre, 2212 13 St NW. Info: www.rscdscalgary.org.
Home to one of the largest piping & drumming competitions in the Southeast. Info: www.charlestonscots.org.
Celtic Pipe Band bring to the stage the myths and legends of Scotland in their fourth annual stage show. Celtic’s shows are known for their blend of traditional and modern music, instruments and dance, at Theatre Royal Nelson, 78 Rutherford St. Info: 03 548 3840 or www.theatreroyalnelson.co.nz.
More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org
WA's largest Scottish festival with pipe bands, Scottish dancers, entertainment and stalls. Also includes Perth's Kilt Run. A free community event. Info: 08 9394 5000 or http://www.armadale.wa.gov.au.
Social event at the City of Wellington Pipe Band Hall. Info: http://www.shetlandwellington.org.nz.
A stunning city route that starts at the iconic Murrayfield Stadium and takes in some of Edinburgh’s most picturesque places. Info: www.thekiltwalk.co.uk
This is a unique 2 day workshop opportunity to learn from World Champion musicians for piping & drumming at Brisbane Boys’ College, Kensington Terrace. Info: Andrew Roach 0417 287 443 or [email protected].
Find your Celtic roots and get along to listen, sing or jam: all welcome at Nivara Lounge, 266 Victoria St. Info: 07 838 0306.
The biennial Findhorn Bay Festival is a spectacular six-day celebration of arts and culture taking place at the heart of Moray and showcasing artists of national and international renown. Info: http://www.findhornbayarts.com/festival
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.
Piping & drumming workshop with international instructors hosted by the Canberra College of Piping & Drumming at the University of Canberra. Info: http://www.canberracollegepipesdrums.org.
A three-day competition in Scottish Gaelic singing, storytelling and poetry. Info: www.acgamerica.org.
A 10-day festival celebrating books, theatre, music and film. Info: http://www.wigtownbookfestival.com.
Featuring music by Aria Award winning Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, it will be a night of energetic and popular dances. Includes supper (BYO alcohol). Info: http://www.sotr.org.au/chaos
At Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beaufort St. Info: John 0427 990 754 or http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
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.
Held in conjunction with the Te Awamutu Performing Arts. Info: [email protected].
A total immersion experience, with participants and instructors living, learning, jamming and playing together in community. Presented by Melbourne Scottish Fiddlers. Info: http://www.melbournescottishfiddlers.com.
At Bulimba Bowls Club, Quinn St. Info: 07 3397 4512.
An exciting and innovative four-day festival for the international crafting community to be held in the heart of the Highlands. Info: http://www.lochnessknitfest.com.
Set amidst the stunning Autumn woodland of Faskally Wood in Highland Perthshire, Scotland’s premier sound and light event. Info: www.enchantedforest.org.uk.
7:30-10:30 pm, monthly on the last Friday at St David's in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. Info: [email protected]
At Roaring Camp Railroads with pipe bands, Scottish events and fun. Info: http://www.bigtreescots.com
Dancing, tea, coffee, & goodies served & door prize at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com.
Celebrate Scotland on the grounds of the John Blue Home and Historical Complex. Info: www.schgnc.org.
Come try Scottish country dancing free at this special Culture Days event. Keep fit, have fun and make friends. No partner or experience needed at Eastminster United Church, 310 Danforth Ave. Info: Paul Barber 416 534 0516 or www.dancescottish.ca.
Pipe bands from across Australia compete in all grades.The contest will be a two day event and will be held in the grounds of Knox Grammar School, Woodville Ave. Info: http://www.knox.nsw.edu.au
A participatory and creative event including an exhibition and other activities imagining what Mackintosh might have created with the technologies of today. Info: http://www.glasgowmackintosh.com.
Set amidst the stunning Autumn woodland of Faskally Wood in Highland Perthshire, Scotland’s premier sound and light event. Info: www.enchantedforest.org.uk.
At Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Adding some celebrity stardust to the golfing scene, the Dunhill Links pits A-list actors, sports stars and musicians alongside top European Tour stars at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns. Info: http://www.alfreddunhilllinks.com.
Various artists perform traditional Shetland music. Info: http://www.shetlandaccordionandfiddle.com.
The premier Scottish event on the central California coast at Seaside Park. Info: 818-886-4968 or http://www.seaside-games.com.
The weekend features a Saturday night ceilidh, Sunday night ball and farewell lunch on Monday. Along with this will be classes in Gaelic, piping, whisky tasting, Highland dancing, drawing, needlework, creating a sash and instruction for the gentlemen in how to wear Highland dress. Info: www.calgaryscots.org.
Annual Celtic festival of music and Celtic culture held on Cape Breton Island. Info: http://www.celtic-colours.com
A 10 day annual Walking and Outdoors Festival which is the largest and most varied walking festivals in Scotland, with more than 80 walks. Info: http://www.cowalfest.org.
A full day of Scottish activities including pipe bands, Scottish dancers, ACT Pipe Band Championships, Clans and more at Kambah Oval, Kett St. Info: http://www.canberragathering.com.au.
Start 1pm tea/coffee and food supplied at 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
Presented by The Saint Andrew Society of Western Australia. Info: http://www.saintandrew.org.au.
Presented by The Scottish Society of Indianapolis and The Scottish Foundation of Indianapolis at German Park, 8600 S Meridian St. Info: www.indyscotgamesandfest.com
30 highland dancers from the ages of 8-15 years are embarking on an opportunity of a lifetime to dance on the world stage in Paris in November next year. This event is to help raise funds to get them there at The Tannery, 3 Garlands Road, Woolston. Info: 0800 4 TANNERY or www.thetannery.co.nz.
Eight days of guided walks throughout the region to celebrate the life and work of the people who made Crieff the cattle-droving crossroads of Scotland in the 1700s. Info: http://www.droverstryst.com.
More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration at Art Galley, The Confederation Centre of The Arts. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org
Full Scottish games at The Waldo Homestead, 96 Waldo Rd. Info: http://www.scotlandgames.org.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
Held at Auckland Irish Society Hall, Fowld's Park, Morningside, Auckland. Start 12pm. Haggis, lunch, dancing, items, bagpipes. All welcome. Info: Malcolm Campbell, Auck. 6342219 or 021 151 6315.
7:00pm at Teralba Hall, ANZAC Parade. Info: http://www.hvsc.org.au
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: http://www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
The St. Andrew’s Society of Montreal annual Whisky Tasting Night in the Officers’ Mess at the The Black Watch Armoury, 2067 Bleury St. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca.
At The National Piping Centre, open to any enthusiastic amateur bagpipers, which will further work on the tunes that you have chosen to play for competition. Info: www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
A great weekend to celebrate Scotland on the meadows of the Stone Mountain Park. Info: (770) 521-0228 or http://www.smhg.org.
For beginner and intermediate levels and will run for six weeks at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com.
8.00pm at Victoria Street Hall. Info: Bill Graham (03) 8361 0308.
Presented by the Illawarra Pipe Band with pipe band contests, Scottish stalls and more at Dandaloo Sports Oval, Kanahooka Rd. Gates open at 8.30 AM and Massed Bands Closing ceremony at approx 3.00 PM. Info: Alison 0414 928 016 or http://www.illawarrapipeband.com.
At Bracken Ridge State School, Barfoot St. info: 0438 510 890.
Learn more of the life and works of Scotland's National Bard at Canterbury St. Stables Community Centre, 49-53 Canterbury St. Info: Noel Wright (03) 9306 7495 or [email protected].
A celebration of guitar music in Shetland. Bi-annual festival of guitar music, including concerts and workshops. Info: www.shetland.org.
5 days of adventures in books, in Dundee. Comics, bright minds, fantastic fiction, book design, events for the family, debut voices and more. Info: http://www.literarydundee.co.uk/festival
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
At Parkdale United Church 429 Parkdale Ave. Info: www.rscdsottawa.ca.
The Summit showcases Canadian genealogists who have an expertise in the record sets relating to the early settlers of Canada, includes Christine Woodcock who will talk on researching Scottish ancestors at the Courtyard by Marriott. Info: http://www.cangensummit.ca.
A ten-day celebration of traditional and contemporary storytelling, oral traditions and cultural diversity, bringing together artists and audiences from Scotland and beyond. The theme of the 2016 festival is The Right to Dream, connecting with our ability to dream something different into existence. Info: http://www.tracscotland.org/festivals/scottish-international-storytelling-festival
Celebrate 50 years of Scottish Country Dancing at the Chris Gibson Recreation Centre, 125 McLaughlin Road North. Info: Ann Campbell (905) 459-5213 or www.maloneys.ca/SAB/50thanniversarydance.html
All are welcome to participate in the 136th AGM. Members will review initiatives of the previous year, set priorities, address Society business, and vote in a new Board of Directors. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com.
A full weekend of Celtic fun at Richmond Raceway Complex. Info: 804 356 1093 or http://www.vacelticfestival.com.
At Dora Keogh Pub, 141 Danforth Ave. Come out and say hello at a casual get together, and bring friends who would like to know more about the St. Andrew's Society of Toronto. Info: www.standrews-society.ca.
Presented by the Waipu Caledonian Society-a concert featuring a spectacular line up of renowned and award winning Celtic artists - to be held at Waipu's Celtic Barn. Info: Jill 09 4320090 or [email protected].
7:30-10:30 pm, monthly on the last Friday at St David's in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. Info: [email protected]
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.
At Bob Daniels Community Centre, 891 Beaufort St. Info: John 0427 990 754 or http://www.caledoniansocietyofwainc.com.
At the Mt Albert Presbyterian Church Hall, 14 Mt Albert Rd. Dancing from 2pm to 6.00pm is a mix of Old Time, Sequence and your favourite Virginia, Cumberland and Govendale reels. Home made Afternoon Tea is included with entry. Info: http://www.scottish.org.nz.
Shared basket supper, BYO drinks, great family fun night at 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
At Emmanuel College, University of Queensland. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Scottish dance presented by RSCDS Windsor at Roseland Golf and Curling Club. Info: www.rscdswindsor.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.
The Annual Championship is open to all Pipers 21 years and under and according to Grade. Pipers will compete for Trophies and medals will be awarded. Deadline for entries: October 11th. Join us afterwards for dinner and a Ceilidh. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com.
Two day festival with 300 re-enactors, pipe bands, Scottish clans, great entertainments, Scottish stalls and more at The Bannockburn Golf Club, Shelford-Bannockburn Rd. Info: 0412 584 188 or http://www.timeline.org.au.
More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration at Town Hall. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org
The Clan MacGillivary Society in Australia announces their 40th Anniversary Clan Gathering, 12 noon to 4pm, at Bendigo TAFE. Members of Clan Chattan Confederation clans are also invited. Registration at: [email protected]
St. George's Presbyterian Church, 1475 Dundas Street, hosts its annual Kirkin' o' the Tartans service at 10:30 am. Bagpipe music and Scottish fare after the service. The Rev. Dr. David Thompson preaching. Ample parking. Info: Keith McKee, 519-455-5760.
Dougie Maclean's annual arts festival with concerts, open mic, workshops, talks and music sessions at various locations in Perthshire. Info: http://www.perthshireamber.com
A wee folk festival for a wee village. The weekend's programme includes evening concerts, workshops and an open stage competition. The main events are joined by continual sessions for uninterrupted foot-tapping. Info: www.scotborders-folk.org.uk.
Bonfire and fireworks with a torch-lit children's procession. Fantastic annual bonfire and fireworks display in Wallsgreen Park. Info: www.fifedirect.org.uk
Celebrating Celtic heritage with Celtic music, events and more. Info: www.beechworthcelticfestival.com.au
Sponsored by Gainesville Scottish Country Dancers at Ustler Hall, University of Florida, 162 Fletcher Dr. Info: 352-234-3773 or [email protected].
Join your dancing friends in Kingston to help celebrate the 50th Anniversary. Friday evening welcome dance, Saturday workshop, and Saturday banquet followed by an evening ball. Info: www.rscdskingston.org.
A weekend of Celtic events at the Old Spanish Trail Arena, 3641 South Highway 191. Info: 435-210-0080 or www.scotsontherocksmoab.com.
The South Island's biggest Scottish Festival. With pipe bands, Scottish dancers, Clan alley,stalls and more at Hororata Domain. Info: http://www.hororatahighlandgames.org.nz.
Start 9:30am 189 Semaphore Rd. Info: Lyn: [email protected].
Dancing, tea, coffee, & goodies served & door prize at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com
Anyone with a McLennan in their family tree? You & your friends are invited to join us for a fun evening. Each person attending is invited to give a 3 to 5 minute performance – sing a song, recite a poem, dance, play an instrument, make a speech. How about a quick sketch of your ... Read more
At Fiesta Gardens, 2102 Jesse E. Segovia St. Info: www.austincelticfestival.com.
A northern light extravaganza amidst the stunning setting of Cluny Hill. Info: www.coloursofcluny.com.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: http://www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
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
Annual event with dancing, piping and drumming competitions, clan tents, highland cattle, archery, pipe bands, country dancing and sword fighting demonstrations, and much more. Free entry at Harcourt Park, Akatarawa Rd. Info: [email protected]
8:30 to 5:00 PM, presented by the RSCDS Toronto. Info: www.dancescottish.ca.
At the National Museum of Scotland- a series of workshops, demonstrations, fashion shows, talks, performance and music led by a wide range of high profile artists and experts. Info: http://www.eventscotland.org
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.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected]
Monthly on the third Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: John Hawthorn [email protected]
At Parkdale United Church 429 Parkdale Ave. Info: www.rscdsottawa.ca.
A spectacular programme of events marking the finale of the Festival of Architecture 2016, centred around the city of Dundee's Christmas lights switch-on at McManus Museum. Info: www.mcmanus.co.uk
Scotland's biggest fiddle event promoting & sustaining traditional fiddle music. Info: www.scotsfiddlefestival.com
A full day of Scottish events with pipe bands, Scottish dancers, Clans, heavy events and more, a free community event at Three Kings Reserve, Mt Eden. Info: David John Harvey: 021 121 9537 or [email protected].
6 pm at Six Rivers Brewery, Central Ave. Info: (707) 498-3014 or www.northcoastscots.org.