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Minnesota Scottish Fair and Highland Games
July 13 @ 8:00 am - 8:30 pm
$20Macalester College is celebrating its 150th anniversary and they are celebrating Scottish style!
Celtic Music • Bagpipes and Drums • Heavy Games • Scottish Highland Dance
Scottish Country Dancing • Clan Row & Scottish Exhibitors
Silent Auction + Raffle • British Cars • McCracken Pub + Food
On July 13, the Minnesota Scottish Fair and Highland Games is excited to be back at Mac through the sponsorship of Macalester College. Celebrate the 150 years of Macalester College on the 150th day of the year by buying your $15 discounted ticket to the 2024 Minnesota Scottish Fair and Highland Games. Ticket prices will go up after this weekend, so buy your tickets today!
The Heavy Games competition is back! We are thrilled to bring this fan favorite back to the MN Scottish Fair. Athletes, register today! Sign up forms are on the website: https://www.mnscottishfair.org/heavygames/
Dalwhinnie will play during the day (to be announced when); there’s music, dance, piping and more, all day long.
MacKenzie, Sproule & Sutter perform two sets at the Minnesota Scottish Fair & Highland Games (morning and afternoon).
Parade of Scots: 12:00pm
Mass bands and award ceremony: 5:00pm
Ceilidh music and dance: 6:30pm-8:30pm
We have a fantastic line up of musicans and Scottish dancers on our entertainment stages! Details:
McCracken Pub Stage (Shaw Field)
10:00am: Dick & Vic
11:05am: MacKenzie, Sproule, & Sutter
12:30pm: Eira
1:40pm: MacKenzie, Sproule, & Sutter
2:50pm: Eira
4:00pm: The Northerly Gales
6:30pm: Scottish Ceilidh with Dick & Vic plus Zack Kline and Mike Cramer
Cultural Stage (Macalester Stadium)
9:00am-12:00pm: Highland dance competition
12:30pm: Dalwhinnie
1:40: Dalwhinnie with the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Twin Cities Branch and Fligmagearie Scottish Step Dancers
4:00: Dorain
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