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Highlands of Durham Games - Uxbridge - A Stay-cation Destination

Come and experience this Celtic festival and celebration as you enjoy a wee bit of Old Scotland. This two day festival celebrating your Celtic roots takes place at Elgin Park July 25th and  26th. Events include plenty of great musical entertainment, Celtic livestock demonstrations and displays, highland dancing competitions, Pipes and drums, and heavy event competitions, watch a dry stonewall demonstration, something for all ages.

This year's entertainment features Poor Angus who will be playing throughout the weekend along with the mass bands. Watch Mike Patten of Heritage Walls, as he and other participants work together to build a beautiful stone wall.

An enjoyable and educational part of the Games is the livestock shows. You wiil have an opportunity to see different animals of Celtic origin such as the Scottish Shorthorn, Ayrshire, and Highland or perhaps a Soay or a Connemara and of course the Clydesdale. If you're a dog lover the show will include many breeds such as the border collie, the Dandie Dinmont Deerhound, Smooth Hair Collie, Bearded Collie, Long Hair Collie, Sheltie, Gold Retriever, Gordon Setter, West Highland Terrier, Scottish Terrier, Cairn Terrier and the Skye Terrier.

When you think of Highland Games you also think of good food and good drink and the opportunity to enjoy a wee taste of Scotland.. Well this year they have added a new food feature A Food Fight. (haggis toss)

Come and join the fun as we celebrate this 15th annual family event.

 For full information and a daily schedules click here.

Saturday, July 25

Heavy Games - Professionals - Starts at 8 am
Highland Dancing Starts 8 am
Massed Bands at 12 noon (Sat & Sun)
Cloggers will be performing Saturday between 3:30 and 5:00.
Dog Show and Livestock Shows (Sat & Sun)
Massed Bands - Closing - 5pm

Saturday Night- Evening Concert Poor Angus

Sunday - July 26th

Heavy Games - Amateurs - Starts at 8 am
Highland Dancing - 8 am
Kirkin' O' the Tartan - 10 am at the Bandshell
Annual British Car Show
Massed Bands - 12 noon
Massed Bands - Closing - 5pm

Afternoon Concert with Poor Angus

Tickets at the Gate will be $20.00
Special Seniors' Rate - $15.00
Bring the whole family! Under 16 admitted for FREE
ON-site parking only $5.00

 


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Comments

I was watching this on TV last night, and it looks like lots and lots of fun.  What more can you ask for, after a ribfest? :)

I would pay to watch the haggis food fight. :)

 

Posted by Sylvie Conde, Broker | Toronto Real Estate (Sutton Group-Associates Realty Inc., Brokerage) almost 3 years ago

Hi Kathy...Sounds like the Place to Be on July 25th and 26th. Have Fun :O)

Cheers, thanks for sharing this event.

Posted by Victoria Realtor Fred Carver ACRE 250-598-2963 Accredited Consultant (Re/Max Camosun Real Estate) almost 3 years ago

Sylvie -It's actually a competition the competitors have to see how far they can throw a frozen haggis while standing on a barrel.

Posted by Kathy Clulow ASP® SRES® Uxbridge Ontario Real Estate (RE/MAX All-Stars Realty Inc. Brokerage) almost 3 years ago

Fred - unfortunately I likely won't make it this year as I have other commitments.

Posted by Kathy Clulow ASP® SRES® Uxbridge Ontario Real Estate (RE/MAX All-Stars Realty Inc. Brokerage) almost 3 years ago

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