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North American, Culture, American (North, South, Central, & Caribbean), North European, American (US), European, Scottish Location
Everett Community Focus
Culture, North American, American (North, South, Central, & Caribbean), American (US), North European, European, Canadian, Irish, Scottish Location
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Graham , WA The Tacoma Highland Games Association proudly presents the 51st annual Tacoma Highland Games, which support Scottish Culture in the tradition of the Highland Games.
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Culture, Catholic, North European, European, Scottish Location
Seattle Community Focus
Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Spokane, WA We are a non-profit, non-sectarian organization open to all, without bias to race, color or gender, to anyone of Scottish descent, or any other person who has a strong interest in Scottish heritage or culture.
The Spokane Highland Games Association supports itself through a yearly funds raising event, the Spokane Scottish Highland Games, and through individual and corporate sponsorship contributions.
The Spokane Highland Games Association supports itself through a yearly funds raising event, the Spokane Scottish Highland Games, and through individual and corporate sponsorship contributions.
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Seattle, WA Community Focus
Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Seattle, WA Established 1947
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association, a self-supporting non-profit (c)(3) group, was formed in 1947 by a local group of prominent Scots. The Association provided this group of fellow Scots a means of keeping their ethnic origin alive as well as stimulating an interest in Scottish Highland Games through Scottish dancing, piping, drumming and athletic competition. Listed among the first patrons were Emil Sick, Governor Arthur Langlie, Mayor William Devine and John L. Scott.
The first “Seattle Scottish Highland Games” were held in the West Seattle Stadium. Since that time the Highland Games have become a true Pacific Northwest event, thus the name change in 1980 to the “Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games & Clan Gathering.” Our other sites have included Bothell, Burien, Everett, Fort Lewis, Kirkland, Renton, the Seattle Center, and now the Expo Center (formerly the King County Fairgrounds) in Enumclaw.
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association is dedicated to the perpetuation of the Scottish arts, their traditions & customs to inspire new generations to take part in their stories. Bringing Scotland to the Pacific Northwest for over 70 years through the skirl of the Pipes and Drums, the beauty of Highland Dancing, the brawn of Scottish athletics, and the sharing of clan history. The Association provides venues that explore connections to your Scottish ancestry.
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association, a self-supporting non-profit (c)(3) group, was formed in 1947 by a local group of prominent Scots. The Association provided this group of fellow Scots a means of keeping their ethnic origin alive as well as stimulating an interest in Scottish Highland Games through Scottish dancing, piping, drumming and athletic competition. Listed among the first patrons were Emil Sick, Governor Arthur Langlie, Mayor William Devine and John L. Scott.
The first “Seattle Scottish Highland Games” were held in the West Seattle Stadium. Since that time the Highland Games have become a true Pacific Northwest event, thus the name change in 1980 to the “Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games & Clan Gathering.” Our other sites have included Bothell, Burien, Everett, Fort Lewis, Kirkland, Renton, the Seattle Center, and now the Expo Center (formerly the King County Fairgrounds) in Enumclaw.
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association is dedicated to the perpetuation of the Scottish arts, their traditions & customs to inspire new generations to take part in their stories. Bringing Scotland to the Pacific Northwest for over 70 years through the skirl of the Pipes and Drums, the beauty of Highland Dancing, the brawn of Scottish athletics, and the sharing of clan history. The Association provides venues that explore connections to your Scottish ancestry.
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Seattle, WA Neil has been providing high quality bagpipe performances since 1990.
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Bonney Lake, WA The Muirhead Clan Society is, for our purpose and definition, a Clan of Scotland.
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Bellevue The Keith Highlanders Pipe Band is a non-profit cultural and educational organization dedicated to broadening the public’s interest in and appreciation for traditional Scottish piping, drumming, and dancing in the Pacific Northwest.
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
, WA Community Focus
Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Puyallup, WA Fàilte! Welcome to The Clan Gregor Society; proud heritor of the most famous clan in Scottish history. As a registered charity with members worldwide, we provide kinship, tradition and friendship with exciting, regular, events. We invite you to read about us, our Projects and our Gatherings - and to Join us.
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
, WA The Clan Gordon Pipe Band was formed In 1955 when a group of Scottish immigrants and Americans pooled their experience, and, with the sponsorship of Clan Gordon, formed the Clan Gordon Pipe Band in Tacoma, Washington. We are now a 501(c)(3) tax exempt nonprofit.
The first Pipe Major was Johnnie Montgomery, father of longtime member, Jack Montgomery. Even though Clan Gordon is no longer our sponsor, we retain our original name. We are successful in our primary purpose: to bring the music of the highland bagpipe to the Pacific Northwest.
We are now recruiting new pipers and drummers! We have a teaching program for those interested in learning our music. Our fee is waived if you stick around and join our band
The first Pipe Major was Johnnie Montgomery, father of longtime member, Jack Montgomery. Even though Clan Gordon is no longer our sponsor, we retain our original name. We are successful in our primary purpose: to bring the music of the highland bagpipe to the Pacific Northwest.
We are now recruiting new pipers and drummers! We have a teaching program for those interested in learning our music. Our fee is waived if you stick around and join our band
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Portland, OR Clan Donnachaidh Pacific Northwest Branch was founded over 55 years ago to allow Reids, Reeds, Robertsons, Duncans, McConnachie, Donnachie and others to communicate.
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Bellingham Community Focus
Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Bellingham, WA The Bellingham Pipe Band is a self-supporting/non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, teaching and playing at a high standard, Scottish Highland bagpiping and drumming in the Bellingham and North Puget Sound region.
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Culture, North European, European, Scottish Location
Spokane, WA The Angus Scott Pipe Band was formed in late 1955 by a small but dedicated group and is one of the oldest continuing pipe bands in the Northwest.
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Anchorage, AK Community Focus
Culture, North European, European, Irish, Scottish Location
Tacoma, WA Seamus and Suzanne are a married couple who, since 1991, have played for weddings, banquets, school ceremonies and programs, memorial services, community festivals and other events ~ and have consistently endeavored to make their music and decorum appropriate to each occasion.