Tea Tent
Join us for tea and scones and a variety of great musical performances in the shade. A great place to unwind and rest those tired feet after enjoying the activities throughout the festival site!
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Genealogy
Research your Scottish ancestry! Books and DNA kits on sale from www.globalgenealogy.com; virtual reality, green screen, and laptops provided by the Halton Hills Public Library; displays provided by the OGS Wellington County branch; learn from the University of Guelph’s Centre for Scottish Studies! Brought to you by the Ontario Genealogical Society
Highland Cattle
Courtesy of Comolea Farms, Grand Valley. Highlands are one of the oldest breeds of cattle dating back hundreds of years; come visit these beautiful animals!
Whisky Tasting
New this year! The Whisky Angels are joining us in 2018 to bring you the event you’ve all been asking for… WHISKY TASTINGS! Click here to find out more…
2018 Clan Information
Get Involved – Register your clan now! Follow this link for more information
Kincaid
Wallace
Stuart of Bute
MacFarlane
MacRae
Bell
MacTavish
MacAulay
Irwin
Gordon
MacDougall
Murray
Cunningham
Lockhart
Keith
Sinclair
MacNeil
MacLellan
Logan
Gray
Maitland
Baird
Lamont
Donnachaidh
MacLaren
Elliot
MacFie
McNichol
Rattray
MacLennan
MacKay
Macpherson
Munro
Cameron
MacLeod
Donald
Barclay
MacKenzie
Young
Davidson/Davison
Fraser
Farquharson
Sutherland
CASSOC
Johnston/e
Campbell
Gunn
MacInnes
Chief Steven MacTavish of Dunardry and the members of his clan would like to welcome all those people (in kilt) whose clans are not represented at the Festival to their tent and to join in their activities.
Performance Tent
Horseshoeing
Learn to play the bagpipes with the Pipers and Pipe Band Society of Ontario
Learn to speak Gaelic with The Gaelic Society of Toronto and Gillebride MacMillan
Musical Interludes – Fergus Pipe Band, Tommy’ Kitchen Ceilidh
Living History with Kyle McIntosh
Under Tents
Visit the Clans
Genealogy – Learn more about your Scottish ancestors in the Heritage tent! Take a virtual reality tour of historic Scotland or capture your image with a Scottish backdrop by visiting the Halton Hills library booth. View displays of Scottish history and chat with Phyllis Carnochan at the Wellington OGS branch table. Find out how a DNA test can help reveal your ancestry and shop for genealogy books at the Global Genealogy table. Look up your ancestors and talk with ancestry-keen volunteers at our research table. Find out what the Scottish Studies department at the University of Guelph has to offer by visiting their table. And come join our genealogy community by visiting the Ontario Genealogy Society (OGS) and the Scottish Special Interest Group in their booth.
Weaving, Spinning, Bobbin Lace Making, Quilting – Come see the amazing live demonstrations of craftsmanship and ask questions from the experts about all aspects of the fiber arts.
Whisky Tasting
Tea Tent
Scottish Storytelling and Historical Talks
Talk with Scottish Societies and Groups – Visit with the St Andrew’s Society of Toronto, the Gaelic Society, Guelph University Scottish Studies Group, Clans and Scottish Societies of Canada (CASSOC).
Outside Presentations
Visit an authentic 1745 Jacobite encampment – The living-history re-enactors will present a Patrol Camp of the ‘Army of King James’, the loyal forces that rallied to the support of Bonnie Prince Charlie during the Jacobite Rising of 1745-46. Throughout the weekend, the company will patrol the Village, confront potential traitors, and encourage the local citizens to support the Jacobite cause.
Highland Cattle
Blacksmithing
Learn to play the bagpipes with the Pipers and Pipe Band Society of Ontario
Best Clan Trophy Winners
2017 Logan
2015 MacNeil
