Events

Ticket Pricing & Schedule of Events

Ticket information available soon

Whisky Tasting

Enjoy a variety of single malts and discuss their history and unique characteristics with an experienced guide.

Friday, May 7
Molly MacPherson's Scottish Pub & Grill
311 West Congress Street Savannah — (912.239.9600)
Tickets: $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans

Worship with us at the Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans 11:00 AM Sunday May 9

Independent Presbyterian Church
207 Bull Street at Oglethorpe Street
in Savannah’s Historic District.

Scottish Heavy Athletics

Stone throwing, weight tossing, hammer throwing, caber turning, and sheaf tossing.

Competitions, morning and afternoon.

Amateur Classes A & B

Kilted novices welcome.

Kay Cummings, Athletic Director

Pipe Band Competition

Thrill to the bourdon and skirl of the pipes and the cadence of the drums as talented pipers and drummers perform and compete. Download the Pipe Band Entry Form Download the Individual Piping & Drumming Entry Form Judges Sandy Jones Peter Kent Doug Ross Jonathan Quigg Sally Warburton

Children's Activities

Events for the pint-sized include the sheaf toss, sack race, caber turning, the haggis hurl and the welly toss.

Genealogy Row

What's in a name? Discover your roots in the Scottish Highlands by visiting the genealogy tent on Clan Row or visit clan tents to learn more about their clan and Scottish heritage.

Savannah Area Genealogical Society
http://www.savannahgenealogy.org

Scottish Border Collies

Don’t miss Master Trainer Bill Coburn’s Scottish Border Collies demonstrate their amazing sheep- and geese-herding skills, and instant obedience to the trainer’s commands.

Musical Entertainment

Coming Soon

Scottish Marketplace

Stroll among vendors offering Scottish foods, imports, crafts, books, music, woolens, kilts and other Highland wear. Enjoy a traditional Scottish or American lunch.

Highland Dancing Championship

Enjoy watching the skill, stamina and grace of youthful dancers from across the Southeast as they compete in the Southern Regional Championships, one of six held in the United States each spring. Winners at Savannah are eligible to compete in the United States Inter-regional Championships, held Aug 11-15, 2010 in Traverse City, MI. Support this part of Scottish Heritage by sponsoring a dancing award. Judges Sandra Bald Jones Shelia Mittige Andrea Tronnes

The Clans

The Scottish Clans (families) are the backbone of today’s Scottish Games. Many, many Americans have Scottish ancestry — check among the clan tents to perhaps find that your great-great-great grandmother was Scottish after all! The largest of the Scottish Clans is Clan Donald; go by the Clan Donald tent to see if your name is among those listed; if you see a family name, ask Clan Donald US genealogist Jim McDonald, who will be at the genealogy tent or at Clan Donald, if you belong to Clan Donald.

Ceilidh

In Gaelic, the language of Old Scotland, Ceilidh means “A Gathering of Friends.” This is The Party after the Games, where there will be music, friends and food. This is a chance to sit back, relax after a full day of Highland Games, and enjoy new friends and entertainment. Gael Warning and The Savannah Ceilidh Band will perform.