New Brunswick’s 43rd Highland Games Festival is bringing Scottish culture, family traditions, and fierce competition into the ...
For four days each July, the plaintive skirl of bagpipes fills the meadows each day (and night, at the camps). Men in tartan ...
Giant tea cake during the opening ceremony for the 2026 Commonwealth Games (Image: Jane Barlow) The opening ceremony was the ...
When it comes to the Glengarry Highland Games, music is always one of the first things that comes to mind. This year’s Games ...
A near-record 52 bands will compete for the North American Pipe Band Championship, while additional bands will perform during the Friday night Tattoo, bringing the total number of participating bands ...
The pipes are calling and all roads will lead to Maxville on July 31 and August 1 for the Glengarry Highland Games. Across ...
Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann is expected to bring around 800,000 visitors to the city from August 2.
GLENGARRY PIONEER MUSEUM: (intersection of County Roads 24 & 30 in Dunvegan). Mornings at the Museum for kids, Thurs., July 23 & Fri., July 24. Ages 6-12; Scottish Ceildh, Sat., July 25 from 5-10pm; ...
The Fergus Medieval Faire is hosted by The Bookery, the Fergus BIA, the Red Door Restaurant and the Township of Centre ...
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