Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games 2014

Scotland... without the airfare

aUGUST 8-10, 2014

Visit our website or call (866) 871-9442 for more information

www.fergusscottishfestival.com

Festival Site Map Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex (Fergus) 550 Belsyde Avenue East, Fergus Ontario

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I would like to welcome you to the 69th Anniversary of the Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games, located in the beautiful undulating farmlands of Wellington County.

Having grown up in this community and having attended past events, I can tell you that the Festival and Games are sure to entertain.

Hundreds of volunteers and sponsors support the festival, hosting one of Canada’s premier summer events and attracting visitors from near and far.

Whether you are attending the Festival and Games for the first time or as a returning patron, the events are sure to leave you with lasting memories. I hope that you will take time to see all that Fergus and the surrounding countryside has to offer and that you will visit us again soon.

Michael Chong, P.C., M.P. Wellington-Halton Hills

519-843-7344

michael.chong@parl.gc.ca

Welcome to the 69th Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games!

It is with pleasure that I bring warm greetings to you on behalf of Councillors, staff and residents of Centre Wellington. The picturesque Town of Fergus located on the scenic Grand River has proudly hosted the Annual Festival and Games since its founding in 1946.

We are pleased to have as our guests, talented performers, athletes and musicians to celebrate the annual Scottish Festival and Highland Games. We extend a special warm welcome to the Clans, your families and friends. Please enjoy your visit to our vibrant, attractive and growing community. It is our wish that you will feel at home here as you experience the hospitality that is a part of our culture.

Special greetings are extended to our friends from Blairgowrie-Rattray, Scotland and Pleasanton, California, sister cities of Fergus. We value the ongoing friendship we share through our rich Scottish heritage.

We recognize the large number of volunteers who devote countless hours to organize and present this traditional event; we convey our thanks to each of you for your commitment and hard work.

We hope you will enjoy this year’s celebration of all things Scottish. While in Centre Wellington, we also invite you to visit our many unique shops, walk along our riverscape and trails and enjoy the beautiful countryside. Please plan to visit us again!

Sincerely,

Mayor Joanne Ross-Zuj Township of Centre Wellington

Wellington County Police Services Board and members of the

Wellington County OPP are looking forward to another exciting and successful

Scottish Festival & Highland Games “Safe Communities...

A Secure Ontario”

As a lifelong resident of Wellington County, and as Wellington-Halton Hills’ elected representative in the Ontario Legislature, I am happy to extend a warm welcome to everyone attending the 2014 Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games.

While visiting our scenic area, I hope you will take time to enjoy our many fine restaurants, cafes, shops and other facilities. We also hope you will remember your stay and plan to visit us again.

I would also like to thank the sponsors, staff and volunteers for their dedication and commitment, which together make our Highland Games, year after year, one of the finest celebrations of Scottish heritage in North America.

Best Wishes Ted Arnott, M.P.P.

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Table of Contents Avenue of the Clans Author Series & Bookstore Contact Information Days at a Glance - Games Schedule Festival Site Map Festival Vendors Gate Times, Opening Hours, Ticket Pricing General Information Heritage Tent Highland Dance Competition Highland Dance Competition Winners 2013 Highland Pub Historic Downtown Fergus Entertainment Kirkin’ o’ the Tartan Main Field Schedule McKiddies Centre Our Sponsors Parade Pipers & Pipe Band Society of Ontario President’s Message Scottish Heavy Events Shuttle Bus Tattoo Tea Tent Thank you

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Contact Information Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games Mailing Address: P.O. Box 25, Fergus, ON Canada N1M 2W7 Office Location: 1-181 St. Andrew St. E., Fergus, ON Canada N1M 1P9 Phone: (519) 787-0099 or 1-866-871-9442 Email: info@fergusscottishfestival.com Web: www.fergusscottishfestival.com Join us for the 70th Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games August 7-9, 2015

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C’ead mile failte! (a hundred thousand welcomes) On behalf of the Board of Directors, Chairpersons, Volunteers and Staff of the Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games, I welcome you to this our 69th annual celebration of all things Scottish, bringing to you “Scotland … without the airfare”.

We are all very proud of the Festival we are able to offer; an event that has steadily grown into an activity and fun-filled three days featuring our four pillars; the heavy events, highland dancing, pipes and drums and the gathering of the clans, as well as the heritage presentations, celebration of Scottish music and the many concessions selling things Scottish and things not so Scottish, but sure to interest you as you browse the grounds.

We are very proud to welcome David Webster O.B.E. as our Honourary Chieftain this year. David has been the voice of the heavy events at the Festival for many years and we want to thank him for his support and dedication.

On this the 100th anniversary of the First World War, our Friday night Tattoo this year features a tribute to all those who gave of themselves for us.

We will also make a second attempt at a world record for the greatest number of cabers tossed simultaneously.

Along with our traditional firework display and the lighting of the hearth by the clans it should be a night not to be missed!

Please make the most of the weekend and do not hesitate to ask any of our many dedicated volunteers for any assistance you may need.

Bain taineamh as an deireadh seachtaine.

(Enjoy your weekend) David Radley President 69th Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games

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Festival Vendors Anne’s Carmelcrisp Ltd.

Palmerston & District Kinettes

Ben Bhraggie House Ltd.

Poor Bhoy’s Eatery

BIG Woop Corp.

Ralphies

British Baked Goods

Ruach Crafts

British Isles Shoppe

Simply British Foods

Burnett’s & Struth Scottish Regalia Ltd.

S.O.S. BBQ

William Glen & Son

Sub and Sandwich Factory

Candy Van Man

Supreme Ices

Candy World

Surf & Turf Instant Shelters

Celtic Stonework Sculpture

Tartan Teddies

Creative Designs

The Chain Mail Guy

Courage to Change

The Claddagh House

D Day Wear

The Funnel Cloud

Daddy Mike’s Fun Foods

The Painted Image

Di’s Fries

The Spudster

Eagle Collectables

The Wolves Den

Effie’s All Butter Shortbread

Thistlegear

Forth Art

Tornado Potato

Friendly Greeks

Wandering Bean Coffee

Gemstones ‘N’ Silver

Warriors Through Time

Georgia’s Grill

William Glen & Son

Goodview Fashion Hall of Names Heritage Associates Distribution Inc. Howies Cinnamon Rolls Isla Skye and Dragonfly J. Winston Foods Jaboli II JET Designs Kettle Corn Boss Luna Sea Tradin Maggie’s Kilts for Tiny Tots P.D. Pottery

*current at time of printing Wellington Harvest Market Come visit the Farmer’s Market within the Festival!

Centrally located on the grounds near the Main Field and Highland Pub, the Wellington Harvest Market has delicious local food and quality gift offerings from farms and artisans within the region.

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Proud Designer and Publisher of The Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games Official Program Photos of Highland Games events and displays used throughout this program courtesy of The Wellington Advertiser

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Gate Times & Opening Hours Castle Entrance Friday, August 8 Saturday, August 9 Sunday, August 10

3:00 pm 7:00 am 7:00 am

Gate 3 - Parking N End Friday, August 8 Saturday, August 9 Sunday, August 10

3:00 pm 7:00 am 7:00 am

Gate 4 - Parking S End Friday, August 8 Saturday, August 9 Sunday, August 10

9:00 am 7:00 am 7:00 am

Highland Pub Friday, August 8 3:00 pm - 1:00 am Saturday, August 9 11:00 am - 1:00 am Sunday, August 10 Noon - 7:00 pm *Please check weekend schedule to ensure programming is available during your visit.

Ticket Prices Friday, August 8 Youth 13-18 Adult 19-59 Senior 60+

$20 $25 $20

Saturday, August 9 Youth $20 Adult $25 Senior $20 Sunday, August 10 Youth $15 Adult $18 Senior $15 Weekend Youth $40 Adult $50 Senior $40 Sunday Family 2 Adults 1 Youth Additional Youth

$40 $11 each

* All prices include HST Children 12 & Under Free all weekend * Highland Pub cover $5 without day of or weekend wristband

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Good Luck to all

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Good luck to our the brave caber tossers in their Guinness World Record attempt!

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General Information Sponsored by Highland Marketing

Information Tent: The Information Tent is inside the Main Gate and is open: Friday 3:00pm-9:00pm, Saturday 8:00am-4:00pm, Sunday 9:00am-3:00pm. Check here for changes to the Festival Itinerary.

Washrooms: There is a building adjacent to the Camping area at the North end of Concessions. Portables with sinks and washroom trailers are available throughout the site. See site map on page 3 for locations.

Box Office: Pre-paid wristband pick-ups take place here. Located at the entrance to parking, open Thursday Noon-11pm, Friday 7:00am- 11:00pm, Saturday 6:30am-4:30pm, Sunday 6:30am3:00pm. No exchange or refund.

Pay Phone: Located inside the Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex.

Parking: On-site parking $5 per day. Limited handicapped parking by permit only and subject to availability.

ATM: Located at all paying gates, the entrance to the Highland Pub and near concessions row.

Lost Children: Please bring lost children to the Security Trailer by the Children’s Area.

Lost & Found: Located at the Security Trailer by the Children’s Area.

First Aid: Provided by the St. John Ambulance. Located near the Highland Pub and Heritage Tent areas.

Assisted Services: Parking- Limited parking by permit only. WashroomsAvailable in the Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex.

Souvenirs: Official Festival Souvenirs can be purchased at locations throughout the Festival or by contacting the Festival Office.

Accommodations: Listings available at the Information Tent.

Ice: Located beside Gate 3

FREE Shuttle Bus Bus Schedule The shuttle bus will be running on Friday, August 8, 5:00 pm-11:30 pm and Saturday, August 9, 9:00 am-11:30 pm.

There will be no buses Sunday.

Extra buses will run during peak times.

Stops are: Grand River Raceway, Elora Legion, Bissell Park, Fergus Legion, I Love Chocolate/ The Bookery, Legge Fitness, The Chamber of Commerce and the Festival Grounds.

A shuttle will also be running to & from Highland Pines Campground.

The shuttle will leave Highland Pines Friday at 5pm and depart the Festival at 11:30pm, Saturday at 9am, 1:15pm and 4:15pm, returning from the Festival at 1:30pm, 4:30pm and 11:30pm.

Shuttle Sponsors Elora Fergus Tourism Grand River Raceway Fergus Elora News Express OLG Slots Elora Mews I Love Chocolate The Bookery/Fergies Highland Pines Campground Collins Barrow Edge Realty Solutions-Fergus The Grand 92.9 Gorge Country Kitchen Fraberts Fresh Food Rob Bowman Hometown Realty Dar’s Country Market Thatcher Farms Desert Rose Café The Goofie Newfie Royal Canadian Legion Br. 275 Wightman Telecom

Buses will be running on a continuous loop. The wait at any stop is not expected to exceed half an hour.

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Hall Rentals Weddings Stag & Does Anniversary’s Birthdays and more!

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Catering

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Guests & New Members are always welcome!

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Historic Downtown Fergus Entertainment Sponsored by OLG & Meridian Credit Union THURSDAY, August 7th The Breadalbane - 5:00 - 7:00 pm Nick Gush and Janice Howie Pipes, Plaid & Pageantry Parade 7:30 pm Join us downtown Fergus for a wee bit of Pipes, Plaid & Pageantry.

Fergus Grand Theatre - 8:30 pm Greyfrair Bobby FREE - Two Scottish men compete for the affection of a Skye Terrier named Bobby, in this little known classic Disney movie.

Fergus Legion - 8:00 - 11:00 pm - Poverty’s Arse Brew House on the Grand - 9:00 pm Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins O’Briens - Live Celtic Music The Goofie Newfie - 10:00 pm - The Town Pants The Fergus General Store - Live Celtic Music D’s Sports Bar and Grill - Live Celtic Music

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8th Sponsored by TD Canada Trust 11:00 am - 2:00 pm - FREE Scottish Heritage Celtic Jams at various pubs, wandering pipe bands.

Historic Walking tour from the Old Fergus Library Highland Dancing with the Blue Bonnet Lassies School of Highland Dance - Old Fergus Library

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SATURDAY, August 9th 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Highland Rugby will host 500 8-12 year old rugby players in this mini tournament at Victoria Park in Fergus Psychic Fair - 10 am - 5 pm The Bookery on St. Andrew Street Palm Reading ~ Tea Leaf Reading Gypsy Fortune Telling ~ Angel Card Reading 20 Minutes readings run all day 7:00 pm Ceilidh Concert at the Fergus Grand Theatre Scott Woods Old Time Fiddle Jubilee featuring Tommy Leadbeater. Enjoy this indoor concert at the refurbished, air conditioned Fergus Grand Theatre.

Come share a tune, a tale and a few giggles in between.

Tickets at Fergus Grand Theatre. $25 incl. HST or $15 with day of wristband. Handling is additional. *All events, times and locations are subject to change

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Friday Night Tattoo Sponsored by David Whysall International Fireworks FRIDAY, August 8th 7:00 pm - Pre Tattoo | 8:00 pm - The Tattoo: Denis Snowdon MC The Tattoo is a remarkable spectacle of Pipe Bands, Brass and Marching ensembles and Scottish themed performances. It simply is the finest way to kick off our Festival weekend. Don’t miss the rallying of the Clans and a moving tribute to the Homeland with a grand finale of dazzling fireworks by our own David Whysall International Fireworks Inc. of Fergus.

The audience is encouraged to pay tribute to the Scottish homeland with a candle during the “Lightin” ceremony ($3 each or 2/$5).

This year’s Tattoo will include the return of Fergus’s own Guinness Book of World Records attempt for the most cabers turned simultaneously.

Be awed by the amazing strength of 60 athletes, some Heavy Event competitors, some “Regular Joes”, as they attempt to set a world record. The stunning spectacle is returning to the Tattoo after narrowly missing setting the record in 2013. Come cheer on our ‘tossers’ in this breath taking undertaking.

Along with many regional Pipe and Drum Corps., enjoy special tributes made throughout the evening marking the 100th Anniversary of the start of World War I. Scottish dancers, musicians and amazing artists will pay tribute to the many men and women that gave so much for our country.

A musical and historical representation honouring the Great War will be presented

by Historian and Author, Hugh Brewster and the Grammy nominated Elora Festival Singers. Fergus is delighted to host our talented neighbours from Elora to assist in this multimedia presentation of Canada’s participation in WW1.

Along with performances by the incomparable Tommy Leadbeater, Janice Howie and Nick Gush, enjoy the Fergus Pipe Band celebrating over 85 years of service. Returning to Fergus are the graceful and talented students of the Sandra Bald Jones Studio of Hamilton, Ontario. These exquisite young dancers will present a stunning and moving tribute to our Troops.

The entire Tattoo is presented under the masterful touch of Denis Snowdon.

Fergus is proud to have had Denis present the Friday evening event for almost 3 decades. As the producer and host of ‘A Little Breath of Scotland’ on AM740, Denis will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the show in October of this year.

The longevity of Denis’ show is an achievement that very few in the industry can match. ‘A Little Breath of Scotland’ is certainly the longest running Scottish show in North America – perhaps the world.

As Denis Snowdon’s nostalgic brogue whisks you back to the homeland; the effects of a starlit night, smoke, candlelight amidst the castle walls, as well as the cry of the bagpipes is sure to create magic.

Join us for this traditional Tattoo - truly an evening to remember.

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The Tattoo Turn off the taps.

What is a Tattoo?

Imagine yourself sitting in a tavern in seventeenth century Holland. In these days, when British troops served in the lowlands, it was the custom for a drummer to march through the streets beating his drum to warn the troops that it was time to leave the taverns and return to their billets for the night.

The Dutch innkeepers, at the sound of the drum would “doe den tap toe” or “turn off the taps”, the local last call equivalent of “time, gentlemen please”. In English, “taptoe” became “tattoo” and over the years the drummer was accompanied by a fife or bugle player and, perhaps a piper.

Such groups were the beginnings of the regimental band and in an early exercise in public relations; the band performed concerts for the local population.

What started as a practical daily routine in army life is today the military tattoo, a show featuring the lively rhythm of marching bands, elegant dances, stirring cadence of the pipes and drums and breathtaking military displays.

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Avenue of the Clans Sponsored by Rowe Electric FRIDAY August 8th

SATURDAY August 9th

SUNDAY August 10th

During Tattoo

9:00 am Avenue of the Clans Open

9:00 am Avenue of the Clans Open

12:30 pm Parade of the Clans Opening Ceremonies

10:00 am Kirkin’ o’ the Tartan St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

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10 K Run brought to you in partnership with the Guelph Victors Running Club.

Everyone is welcome to take part in this 10 kilometer trek through the beautiful scenery of Centre Wellington.

Now includes a 2 x 5k relay, and a kid’s 400m.

Registration is available before hand or the day of the race.

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Kirkin’ o’ the Tartan Sunday, August 10th, 10 am St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 325 St. George St. W., Fergus The Kirkin’ o’ the Tartan tradition is an old one. After the defeat of the Scots by the English in 1746, the wearing of the tartan and the keeping of any Highland ways or culture was forbidden in hopes this would forever subdue the rebellious Scottish spirit. However the Scots were fervent Christians, and canny as well. They clung to their ancient traditions by putting them underground.

The Kirkin’ was an important part of this in that one Sunday a year, the populace went to church wearing a concealed piece of the tartan, and at a certain moment set aside in the service, the tartan was touched while the minister pronounced a blessing on all tartans. Scots once more pledged their loyalty and respect to their old traditions.

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SATURDAY, August 9th 10:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm

Celtic Trio - Janice, Nick & Terry Scottish foods with Alison Jackson Sheep Shearing The Immigrant’s Kist Horseshoeing Scottish foods with Alison Jackson Sheep Shearing Celtic Clogging Demonstration The Immigrant’s Kist Tom Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins Sheep Shearing Celtic Clogging Demonstration Horseshoeing The Town Pants

SUNDAY, August 10th 10:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am 11:30 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm

David Leask The Immigrants’ Kist Sheep Shearing Stories and Tales with Douglas Robinson Horseshoeing Scottish foods with Alison Jackson Sheep Shearing Stories and Tales with Douglas Robinson Fergus Pipe Band Mini Concert Horseshoeing Sheep Shearing The Pipes - Everything You Need to Know Tom Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins

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Heritage Tent Sponsored by Nexans Sheep Shearing The centuries old tradition of sheep shearing is brought to life again this year by Tom Redpath, a professional shearer with over 30 years of experience. His goal is to educate the audience about this traditional craft and demonstrate the intricacies of shearing a sheep that weighs as much as a small man.

Spinning & Weaving The members of the Guelph Guild of Handweavers & Spinners will demonstrate various techniques to educate our visitors about the steps taken to create beauty from the wool of the sheep. Observe the process of spinning the washed, cleaned, and sometimes dyed wool that will then be knit, crocheted, or woven into various articles to keep us warm in the cooler months.

Hand Quilting Virginia Ingleby, owner of our local quilt shop Under Cover Quilts and More, will be joined by members of The Grand Quilt Guild of Fergus for a demonstration of hand stitching skills related to quilting.

Highland Cattle These majestic animals are something special to see. Come and learn about their history and how the breed is being preserved right here in our own part of Ontario. Their owners will answer questions and tell you all there is to know.

Rope Making Try your hand at making a piece of rope like the early settlers did. Do you have the muscles and the stamina to finish it?

Scottish Foods and Their Stories Alison Jackson will entertain us with stories from home about traditional Scottish foods. Growing up in Scotland with a family of great cooks gifted her with lots of tales to tell. She might even show us some of her treasured heritage cook books brought from Scotland.

Celtic Clogging Angela Cameron, with the help of a few friends, will entertain and educate us with the art of the step dance. This Celtic tradition is found all over North America in various forms.

Maybe your interest will be sparked and you will try your hand at this invigorating dance and you will turn it into fun exercise.

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The Immigrants’ Kist Join us in 1830 Scotland as we prepare to travel to the New World. How will we afford the passage? What perils will we face? What shall we bring to begin our new life? How will we say goodbye to our Kith and Kin? Will we ever see our beloved Scotland again? Re-enactors, Tracy Gordon and Steve Ferguson, in full highland costume, bring this story to life on stage.

The Story Teller Stories about the thistle, the spider, and the wild haggis will entertain you, as re-enactor Douglas Robinson, in full highland costume, takes to the stage or the tree shaded corners to tell his fanciful tales.

The Art of Shoeing a Horse Paul, a local farrier, will demonstrate the technique of giving his horse a firm footing with properly fitted horseshoes. Be sure to meet Earl, the four footed star of the show.

The Pipes – Everything You Need to Know Join one of our local pipers from the Fergus Pipe Band as the ins and out of a set of bagpipes are explained. Learn about the parts, the music, the tones, and the tunes used by the pipers of the games.

Clay & Scotch – Do They Mix? Using a favourite Scotch (single malt preferred) bottle or box, Peggy Davidson from P.D Pottery will demonstrate how to build a vessel from clay. Peggy will show that you don’t always need a potter’s wheel to create unique, beautiful and functional pieces. Come watch as she creates utensil holders, mugs, milk pitchers and wine cups.

Marquetry Marquetry is the art of applying pieces of veneer (which are paper thin piece of wood) to a structure to form decorative patterns, designs or pictures. The technique may be applied to decorative objects or are artworks in their own right.

Tinsmithing Tinsmithing is a process of using blunt tools to decorate or manipulate and shape thin pieces of tin. A white smith fabricates items such as cups, pitchers, forks, spoons and candle holders. Now it is used mostly for decorations.

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Days at a Glance THURSDAY August 7th 5:00 Janice Howie & Nick Gush

The Breadalbane Inn 7:30 Pipes, Plaid & Pageantry Parade Downtown Poverty’s Arse Fergus Legion 8:00 8:30 FREE MOVIE: Greyfrair Bobby

Fergus Grand Theatre Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins 9:00

Brew House on the Grand

Live Celtic Music O’Briens

Live Celtic Music D’s Sports Bar & Grill

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& Amateur Competition Main Field 11:00-2:00 Celtic Jams & Wandering Pipe Bands Downtown

3:00 Festival Grounds Open

Bookstore open until 9:00pm Main Field Fergus Pipe Band Highland Pub 6:30 7:00 PreTattoo Main Field 8:00 Tattoo Main Field 10:45 Poverty’s Arse Highland Pub

SATURDAY August 9th 7:00 Bookstore open until 6:30pm Main Field 8:30 Dancing Begins Fling (4), Pas de Bas,

Pas de Bas / HiCuts, Sword (2 + 1),

Seann Triubhas (3+1),

Strathspey & Half Tulloch Highland Dancing

Professional Mens Heavy Events Begin

Main Field

Solo Competitions Main Field 9:00 Avenue of the Clans Opens

Avenue of the Clans Tug of War Competition Main Field 10:00

Scottish Story Telling McKiddies

Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Heritage Tent 10:30 Scottish foods with Alison Jackson Heritage Tent

11:00 Championship (time is approximate) Highland Dancing

Highland Dance Demonstration McKiddies

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent

Bob MacLean Tea Tent 11:30 The Immigrant’s Kist Heritage Tent 12:00 Horseshoeing Heritage Tent

David Leask Tea Tent 12:30 Opening Ceremonies Main Field

Scottish foods with Alison Jackson

Heritage Tent

Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Highland Pub 1:00 Massed Fling - Opening Ceremonies

Main Field

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent

Irish Dance McKiddies

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins Tea Tent

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SUNDAY August 10th

1:15 Pre-Premier Award Presentation

Highland Dancing

Massed Bands Main Field 1:30 Celtic Clogging Demonstration Heritage Tent 2:00 David Leask Highland Pub

Pipe Band Competitions Main Field

The Immigrant’s Kist Heritage Tent

Bob MacLean Tea Tent 2:30 Scottish Story Telling McKiddies

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins

Heritage Tent 3:00 Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Tea Tent

Caber Toss(time is approximate) Main Field

Highland Dance Demonstration McKiddies

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent 3:30 Celtic Clogging Demonstration Heritage Tent Rhythmfoot Highland Pub 4:00 Championship Awards Highland Dancing Horseshoeing Heritage Tent 4:30 The Town Pants Heritage Tent 5:00 Closing Ceremonies Main Field

Massed Bands Main Field 5:30 Bob MacLean Highland Pub 6:30 Fergus Pipe Band Highland Pub 7:00 Ceilidh Concert Fergus Grand Theatre 7:30 Celtic Band Highland Pub 9:00 Celtic Band Highland Pub 10:30 The Town Pants Highland Pub

8:00 Bookstore open until 5:00pm Main Field 8:30 Dancing begins - National for all Classes

Dance Order:

Strathspey & Highland Reel, Barracks (4),

Village Maid (4), Flora (4), Scottish Lilt (4)

Highland Dancing 9:00 Womens & CSAF Masters Heavy Events

Main Field

Avenue of the Clans Opens

Avenue of the Clans

10 K Run Victoria Park 10:00 Kirkin’ o’ the Tartan

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

Scottish Story Telling McKiddies David Leask Heritage Tent

10:30 The Immigrant’s Kist Heritage Tent 11:00 Premier Highland Highland Dancing Highland Dance Demonstration McKiddies

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent 11:30 Stories & Tales with Douglas Robinson

Heritage Tent

David Leask Tea Tent 12:00 Horseshoeing Heritage Tent

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins

Highland Pub 12:30 Massed Bands Main Field

Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Tea Tent Scottish foods with Alison Jackson

Heritage Tent

1:00 Childrens Heavy Events McKiddies

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent 1:30 PPBSO Grade 5 Competition Main Field

David Leask Highland Pub

Stories & Tales with Douglas Robinson

Heritage Tent

Celtic Cloggers McKiddies

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins Tea Tent 2:00 Fergus Pipe Band Heritage Tent 2:30 Highland Dance Demonstration McKiddies Horseshoeing Heritage Tent

Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Tea Tent 3:00 Caber Toss(time is approximate) Main Field Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent

Highland Pub Rhythmfoot 3:30 Celtic Cloggers McKiddies The Pipes- Everything you need to know

Heritage Tent 4:00 Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins

Heritage Tent 4:30 Premier Highland Awards Highland Dancing David Leask Highland Pub

4:45 Massed Bands Main Field 5:00 The Last Word Main Field 6:00 The Town Pants Highland Pub

*All times are subject to change

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Days at a Glance THURSDAY August 7th 5:00 Janice Howie & Nick Gush

The Breadalbane Inn 7:30 Pipes, Plaid & Pageantry Parade Downtown Poverty’s Arse Fergus Legion 8:00 8:30 FREE MOVIE: Greyfrair Bobby

Fergus Grand Theatre Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins 9:00

Brew House on the Grand

Live Celtic Music O’Briens

Live Celtic Music D’s Sports Bar & Grill

Live Celtic Music The Fergus General Store 10:00 The Town Pants The Goofie Newfie

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& Amateur Competition Main Field 11:00-2:00 Celtic Jams & Wandering Pipe Bands Downtown

3:00 Festival Grounds Open

Bookstore open until 9:00pm Main Field Fergus Pipe Band Highland Pub 6:30 7:00 PreTattoo Main Field 8:00 Tattoo Main Field 10:45 Poverty’s Arse Highland Pub

SATURDAY August 9th 7:00 Bookstore open until 6:30pm Main Field 8:30 Dancing Begins Fling (4), Pas de Bas,

Pas de Bas / HiCuts, Sword (2 + 1),

Seann Triubhas (3+1),

Strathspey & Half Tulloch Highland Dancing

Professional Mens Heavy Events Begin

Main Field

Solo Competitions Main Field 9:00 Avenue of the Clans Opens

Avenue of the Clans Tug of War Competition Main Field 10:00

Scottish Story Telling McKiddies

Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Heritage Tent 10:30 Scottish foods with Alison Jackson Heritage Tent

11:00 Championship (time is approximate) Highland Dancing

Highland Dance Demonstration McKiddies

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent

Bob MacLean Tea Tent 11:30 The Immigrant’s Kist Heritage Tent 12:00 Horseshoeing Heritage Tent

David Leask Tea Tent 12:30 Opening Ceremonies Main Field

Scottish foods with Alison Jackson

Heritage Tent

Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Highland Pub 1:00 Massed Fling - Opening Ceremonies

Main Field

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent

Irish Dance McKiddies

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins Tea Tent

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SUNDAY August 10th

1:15 Pre-Premier Award Presentation

Highland Dancing

Massed Bands Main Field 1:30 Celtic Clogging Demonstration Heritage Tent 2:00 David Leask Highland Pub

Pipe Band Competitions Main Field

The Immigrant’s Kist Heritage Tent

Bob MacLean Tea Tent 2:30 Scottish Story Telling McKiddies

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins

Heritage Tent 3:00 Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Tea Tent

Caber Toss(time is approximate) Main Field

Highland Dance Demonstration McKiddies

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent 3:30 Celtic Clogging Demonstration Heritage Tent Rhythmfoot Highland Pub 4:00 Championship Awards Highland Dancing Horseshoeing Heritage Tent 4:30 The Town Pants Heritage Tent 5:00 Closing Ceremonies Main Field

Massed Bands Main Field 5:30 Bob MacLean Highland Pub 6:30 Fergus Pipe Band Highland Pub 7:00 Ceilidh Concert Fergus Grand Theatre 7:30 Celtic Band Highland Pub 9:00 Celtic Band Highland Pub 10:30 The Town Pants Highland Pub

8:00 Bookstore open until 5:00pm Main Field 8:30 Dancing begins - National for all Classes

Dance Order:

Strathspey & Highland Reel, Barracks (4),

Village Maid (4), Flora (4), Scottish Lilt (4)

Highland Dancing 9:00 Womens & CSAF Masters Heavy Events

Main Field

Avenue of the Clans Opens

Avenue of the Clans

10 K Run Victoria Park 10:00 Kirkin’ o’ the Tartan

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

Scottish Story Telling McKiddies David Leask Heritage Tent

10:30 The Immigrant’s Kist Heritage Tent 11:00 Premier Highland Highland Dancing Highland Dance Demonstration McKiddies

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent 11:30 Stories & Tales with Douglas Robinson

Heritage Tent

David Leask Tea Tent 12:00 Horseshoeing Heritage Tent

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins

Highland Pub 12:30 Massed Bands Main Field

Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Tea Tent Scottish foods with Alison Jackson

Heritage Tent

1:00 Childrens Heavy Events McKiddies

Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent 1:30 PPBSO Grade 5 Competition Main Field

David Leask Highland Pub

Stories & Tales with Douglas Robinson

Heritage Tent

Celtic Cloggers McKiddies

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins Tea Tent 2:00 Fergus Pipe Band Heritage Tent 2:30 Highland Dance Demonstration McKiddies Horseshoeing Heritage Tent

Celtic Trio- Janice, Nick & Terry Tea Tent 3:00 Caber Toss(time is approximate) Main Field Sheep Shearing Heritage Tent

Highland Pub Rhythmfoot 3:30 Celtic Cloggers McKiddies The Pipes- Everything you need to know

Heritage Tent 4:00 Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins

Heritage Tent 4:30 Premier Highland Awards Highland Dancing David Leask Highland Pub

4:45 Massed Bands Main Field 5:00 The Last Word Main Field 6:00 The Town Pants Highland Pub

*All times are subject to change

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3:00 pm Bookstore open until 9:00pm Main Field

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Mobile Genealogy and Education lectures, Author Series lectures will be held on the Main Field dispersed within the heavy events program. The Fergus Scottish Festival book store for 2014 will feature outstanding publications from Luath Press of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. David Webster’s Book The World History of Highland Games will be on sale at the tattoo and throughout the Festival site and during featured Main Field events. The featured author book store tent is located adjacent to the Main Field. The author will be available to sign books throughout the weekend, times and locations vary. A prime opportunity to get autographs from athletes, pipers, dancers, Tug of War and other celebrities for the inside of David Webster’s book. A definite collector’s item.

David Webster, Lynn Boland Richardson & Anthony Lordi

The 2014 Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games Honorary Chieftain Sir David Pirie Webster O.B.E., D.P.E. From Irvine, Scotland, David P. Webster O.B.E., D.P.E., has a passion and great knowledge of the world’s highest standards of strength and physical culture sports. His skills surpass all others and have placed him in great demand worldwide. He is also an accomplished author; his most recent book is The World History of Highland Games. Athletic competitions are always greatly enriched by Sir David Webster’s colourful commentary and his thirty year contribution to Fergus as an announcer and sports consultant.

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Anthony Lordi of Switzerland International highland games athletic ambassador, Scottish games athlete. Demonstrations and lectures throughout the weekend on the Main Field along with David P. Webster Lynn Boland Richardson of Canada Author, Photographer, international lecturer, International Scotch Tasting Specialist. Chair of the Author Series – presenter and interpreter of the Heavy Events Hall of Fame, a renowned photo exhibit detailing the history of Scottish Sport and Highland Games.

Lectures on the Main Field throughout the weekend detailing the life and times of the featured author, David P. Webster, Luath press of Edinburgh and previous feature authors such as Diana Gabaldon, Jenny Calder, David Ross and Robin Laing.

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Scottish Storytelling Come hear stories of Scottish history from a professional storyteller, as he tells stories about foxes and selkies.

Highland Dance Learn to Highland Dance with Blue Bonnet Lassies School of Highland Dance. Students will perform their skills’ and then the teachers will teach you a little Highland Dancing.

Cloggers Angela Cameron, with the help of a few friends, will entertain and educate us with the art of the step dance.

This Celtic tradition is found all over North America in various forms. Maybe your interest will be sparked and you will try your hand at this invigorating dance.

10:00 am 11:00 am 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:30 pm 3:30 pm

Scottish Storytelling Highland Dancing Children’s Heavy Events Cloggers Highland Dance Cloggers

Irish Dance Students from the Celtic Thunder Academy of Irish Dance (Fergus) will start by showcasing both solo and ceili Irish dances. Then children and adults in the audience will join them and learn a couple of simple progressive ceili dances.

Irish ceili dances are traditional group social dances, danced in formations that vary from lines to sets, to groups, to circles within circles. Many ceili dances are progressive, meaning: the person you start with is not the same one you’ll end beside. Ceili dances are introduced by the caller, walked through, and then danced.

Come prepared to laugh, to dance, and have fun.

Heavy Events Join us on Sunday for the children’s heavy events and show your strengths.

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SATURDAY, August 9th

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The Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games in co-operation with the Canadian Tug of War Association is pleased to present the 2014 Competition. Come watch as these men and women pull against each other in a test of strength and stamina.

At the time of printing, participating teams are: Women’s: Nissouri, South-Blue, and Zorra Men: Blue Water, Nissouri, South Easthope, Elice, Zorra, Petawawa For further updates on this event and the teams participating, check our website at www.fergusscottishfestival.com *All events, times and locations are subject to change

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Continuing the Scottish tradition of Highland Dance, the Fergus Festival Championships, Highland competitions and National Dance competitions will be presented. The Fergus Scottish Festival Championship is only offered to Premier dancers in various age categories. The four Highland Dances are danced and the competitors are judged by three adjudicators. The marks are combined to determine the winner in each dance and the overall Champion.

The Highland competitions are offered to both Premier and Pre-Premier dancers (Primary/ Beginner/Novice/Intermediate). Each section is also divided based on age. One adjudicator judges the four Highland Dances.

The National Dance competitions are offered to both Premier and Pre-Premier dancers (Beginner/ Novice/Intermediate). Each section is further divided based on age. Three National dances are preformed and judged by one adjudicator.

Fergus Scottish Festival Championship

Championships are special competitions for Premier dancers that are sanctioned by the Scottish Official Board of Highland Dancing. The Fergus Scottish Festival Championship was created in celebration of the Festival’s 60th Anniversary.

Separate Championships are awarded by age group up to a maximum of 6.

Dancers perform the Highland Fling, the Sword Dance, the Seann Triubhas and the Strathspey & Reel. Overall Trophies are awarded to three places with a cash award to the Champion, First Runner-Up and Second Runner-Up.

Pre-Premier Highland Competition

This competition is for primary to intermediate dancers and includes the Highland Fling, Pas de Bas, Sword Dance, Seann Triubhas, and Strathspey & Half Tulloch.

Primary dancers receive participation gifts while Beginners to Intermediates receive winner and runner-up trophies and monetary scholarships.

Premier Highland Competition

The Highland Fling, Sword Dance, Seann Triubhas, and Strasthspey & Half Tulloch are included in this competition for Premier A & B Dancers. Trophies and cash prizes are awarded.

National Competitions

Open to Beginners through Premier dancers, dances include the Strathspey & Highland Reel, the Barracks, the Village Maid, the Flora MacDonald and the Scottish Lilt. Trophies and cash prizes are awarded.

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Pipers & Pipe Band Society of Ontario Sponsored by Walmart Canada SATURDAY August 9th 8:30 am Solo Competitions 2:00 pm Pipe Band Competition 5:00 pm Massed Bands

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The Fergus Scottish Festival hosts its piping competition in conjunction with the Pipers and Pipe Band Society of Ontario and is ranked as a “Champion Supreme Contest”. Competitors compete at different “grade” levels which are determined by the piping association. Players and Bands are assigned Grades 1 through 5, with Grade 1 being the most seasoned and experienced pipers and drummers.

Band competitions are the way most people judge bagpipe music. Solo Piping competitions are the way that pipers judge themselves.

Bands are judged as much by very strict, standardized criteria as they are by subjective means. Bands in similar grades are required to perform tunes of the same style, to allow fair judging. For instance, a band competing in Grade 5 may be required to perform a medley (or set of tunes played continuously) of marches in a certain time signature. The higher the grade, the more difficult the requirements are and the more tunes required. The length of time allotted depends on the grade as well, ranging from 3-10 minutes. Higher-grade bands (Grades 2 and 1) must also prepare two selections of required tunes, drawn by the judges prior to entering the field. This adds to the complexity and difficulty of tune requirements in competition.

There are typically four judges that critique a competing band. These judges are seasoned professional players and must pass an exam to be certified by the association in which they judge. In most associations, there are two piping judges, one drumming judge, and another for overall ensemble. Points are tallied and weighted as per the rules of the association, and the overall winner is awarded. Pipe sections and drum sections are judged on technical ability and technique, unison within the section, use of harmonies or dynamics, score composition and tuning. The ensemble judge listens for overall effect within the entire band, how well the two corps play together, the tune selections chosen and overall band sound. After the Closing Ceremonies are concluded and the winners are announced, each band receives a sheet from each judge, containing his comments about the performance, and any numeric points awarded.

Bands Participating Grade 1 Toronto Police Pipe Band Ottawa Police Service Pipe Band Grade 2 Ottawa Police Service Pipe Band Grade 3 Hamilton Police Pipes & Drums Paris/Port Dover Pipe Band Glengarry Pipe Band Toronto Police Pipe Band Durham Regional Police Pipes

& Drums Grade 4 Rob Roy Pipe Band Guelph Pipe Band Forest City Celtic Pipe Band Grand Celtic Pipe Band Chatham Kent Police Services

Pipe Band York Regional Police Pipes

& Drums Grade 5 Dundas Pipes & Drums Hamilton Police Pipes & Drums Paris/Port Dover Pipe Band Ryan Russell Memorial Pipe Band Durham Regional Police Pipes

& Drums Scarborough Pipes & Drums Grand Celtic Pipe Band Fergus Pipe Band Cambridge & District Pipe Band *Bands registered at time of print

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Highland Pub Music Sponsored by OLG & TD Canada Trust Pub Cover Charge after 6 pm $5 (without day of or weekend wristband) SATURDAY, August 9th

FRIDAY, August 8th 6:30 pm 10:45 pm

12:30 pm 2:00 pm 3:30 pm 5:30 pm 6:30 pm 7:30 pm 9:00 pm 10:30 pm

Fergus Pipe Band Poverty’s Arse

The Town Pants Combining aspects of the Irish traditional, acoustic pop, roots Americana, even Australian and Mexican influences, to create their own unique brand of “West Coast Celtic.”

The Town Pants play songs that appeal to young and old alike and remain in the heart and head long after the music stops.

Tommy Leadbeater His captivating voice, with its crystal clear tones, rich harmonics and secure upper range, has earned him a reputation of being one of Nova Scotia’s finest vocalists.

Janice Howie, Nick Gush and Terry van Dreumel Janice, Nick and Terry have been ‘wowing’ audiences for two years now with their unique and breathtaking versions of traditional and current Celtic music.

SUNDAY, August 10th

Janice, Nick & Terry David Leask Rhythmfoot Bob MacLean Fergus Pipe Band Celtic Band Celtic Band The Town Pants

12:00 pm

1:30 pm 3:00 pm 4:30 pm 6:00 pm

David Leask A performing songwriter who has blended his Scottish roots with the influence of his new found Canadian home to produce many toe tapping favourites.

Rhythmfoot A pairing of drums and rhythmic stepdancing is the norm in the household of Frank and Chanda Leahy.

With their own love of music and dance, it was only natural to pass it down to their 6 children who carry on the tradition.

Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins David Leask Rhythmfoot David Leask The Town Pants

Fergus Pipe Band The Fergus Pipe Band has enjoyed a solid reputation as a street band. The Band has participated in parades both locally in Ontario and elsewhere.

Bob MacLean Bob MacLean is a guitarist, folksinger, arranger and composer living in Guelph, Ontario. With roots in Cape Breton (Glace Bay) and Quebec, he has played lots of styles including rock n’ roll, classical, pop and traditional folk.

Poverty’s Arse Poverty’s Arse is a Celtic duo based out of Fergus, Ontario. Their foot tapping brand of Celtic music, with its east coast feel, keeps people dancing and moving all night long. You’ll leave laughing and singing.

Tea Tent

Sponsored by Bentley House Fine Teas Come enjoy a tea, treat and some tunes in the Tea Tent.

SUNDAY, August 10th

SATURDAY, August 9th 11:00 am 12:00 pm 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm

Bob MacLean David Leask Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins Bob MacLean Celtic Trio - Janice, Nick & Terry

Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games

11:30 am 12:30 pm 1:30 pm 2:30 pm

David Leask Celtic Trio - Janice, Nick & Terry Tommy Leadbeater & Bruce Timmins Celtic Trio - Janice, Nick & Terry

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Thank You One & All The Fergus Scottish Festival has been built on volunteers.

We wish to thank each and every one of them, in particular those who volunteer in a leadership role.

Board of Directors

Presidents Circle

Leadership Volunteers

David Radley- President Bruce Youngblood Bob Coghill Cate Cutten Jackie Denny Bill Rowe Rob Thoms Warren Trask

Bill Beattie Lynn Bolland Richardson Jack Campbell John K. Campbell Rudi Chiarandini Deb Dalziel Bob Kerr Caroline Laing Craig MacGregor Dave MacMillan Bill Rowe Bill Thoms Warren Trask Jack Tweddle Bruce Youngblood

Bill Beattie Lynn Boland-Richardson John K. Campbell Bob Coghill Deb Dalziel Brenda Dineen Judy Eckhardt Marilyn Harbour Karen Idzik Craig MacGregor Dave MacMillan Katie Sinclair Elizabeth Smith Rob Thoms Warren Trask Nicole Van den Borre Bruce Youngblood Maggie Youngblood

Sponsorship Manager Bruce Lloyd Administration Mary Lloyd Gina Dobben Staff Volunteer & Marketing Assistant Taylor Maitland

Our Mission: To present, promote and preserve Scottish Culture within the framework of a Canadian multi-cultural society. Founded in 1946 by Alex Robertson, the Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games were created as a community wide celebration of Scottish life and customs. Since then the Festival has grown to proudly earn the title of the oldest 3 day Scottish Festival in North America attracting over 30,000 visitors.

Box Office & Registration Assistant Sabrina Woodhouse

Thank you to our community partners, area service clubs and organizations: Centre Wellington Chamber of Commerce - Janet Harrop Downtown Fergus BIA - Jackie Fraser Big Brothers Big Sisters of Centre Wellington - Neil Armstrong Fergus & District Kinsmen - Bruce Lloyd

Men for Missions - Blair Nickerson Ralph Basset Associates - Bruce and Mary Lloyd Extreme Adventures Promotions Inc. - Darryl Dalke & Dean Godin St. John Ambulance - Les Morrison

Many thanks to every volunteer involved with the Festival.

You make the Festival happen!

Thank you to our Event Producers Highland Dancing Association of Ontario Ontario Tug of War Association Pipers & Pipe Band Society of Ontario

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