Welcome
to a little piece of Scotland -
The 36th Annual
Quechee Scottish Festival

The Festival is held on the manicured meadows of the Quechee Polo Field.

Come and experience the excitement of the Scottish spirit in the Green Mountains of Vermont.

Enjoy SCOTLAND for a day!

Scottish and American Food

FREE PARKING

The Quechee Scottish Festival thanks Scouts and leaders of Troop 279, Lebanon, New Hampshire Boy Scouts of America for assistance on field in parking and trash pick-up.

Quechee Scottish Festival Brochure
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Program for the Day • Gates Open – 8:00 am

Opening Ceremonies – 11:30 am
Massed Pipe Bands

Individual Pipe Band Performances
• St. Johnsbury Academy’s Graham Highlanders Pipes and Drums – 12:30 pm
• Catamount Pipe Band GR III - 1:30 pm
• Catamount Pipe Band GR IV - 2:30 pm
• Pipes & Drums of St. Andrew’s Society of Vermont – 3:30 pm

Children’s Games – 1 pm
“Welly”-toss – 2 pm
Ladies’ Rolling Pin Toss – 3 pm
Kilted Mile Race – 4 pm
Clan & Society Tents – over 50 Clans and Societies welcome fellow Clansmen, relate Clan histories, help research your “roots”
USPBA Sanctioned Solo Bag Pipe & Chanter Competition
Scottish arts and crafts
Highland athletics – tossing the caber, the sheaf toss, putting the stone, the stone carry

Music Performance Tent
• Kitchen Music, Steve & Katie Davie – 11 am
• Prydein, Celtic band – 12:15 pm
• Atlantic Crossing, Scottish music – 1:15 pm
• Scottish Country Dancing, music by Atlantic Crossing – 2:15 pm
• Prydein, Celtic band – 3 pm
• Atlantic Crossing, Scottish music – 4 pm

Historic Highlanders
Scottish articles, souvenirs, clothing, music, Scottish antiques
Highland Dancing Competition – 9 am; continuous (under the rules of Scottish Official Board of Highland Dance)
Vermont Sheepdog Championship Trials – 11 am; continuous

Closing Ceremonies – 4:30 pm
Massed Pipe Bands