The 2025 Kingsville-Essex Highland Games have been cancelled this summer due to a scheduling conflict with a competing U.S.

Staff and residents at Pentland View in Thurso took part in a number of Burns-themed activities and enjoyed a supper of ...

In a room full of tartans, kilts and the skirl of the pipes, the City of Pipes and Drums held its annual Robert Burns Night ...

Ewan Sinclair - of William Sinclair & Son - is one of the last remaining artisans in the world crafting bagpipes by hand. Edinburgh Live visited him at his Leith workshop where his family has been ...

And while crowded pockets and inclement weather can lead to early disappointment for those fawning over clan lore and stags marching to bagpipes ... takes great pride and pleasure in showing off ...

Lieutenant PM Gordon Campbell, piper, composer and bagpipe instructor ... And pipe bands remained one of his great passions thereafter: he served as pipe major of a number of bands through ...

We also talk to Nancy Jennings, the great niece of one of the victims, Zdenko Hoyos. Plus Katie the Wheeled Piper plays for us on her adapted bagpipes. The 18-year-old had the honour of piping in ...

A Highland Hospice nurse spurred on by a sense of mission is ... has eagerly enrolled as a member of what looks set to be a 30-strong team who will walk a part of the Great Wall of China next year, ...

The 47th Central Florida Scottish Highland Games lands at Central Winds Park in Winter Springs this weekend with pipers, dancing, animals, artisan craft vendors, axe throwing, archery, a medieval ...

“You get a 20-minute ride out through the great Highland Forest; you just can’t beat it," said Case. "The fresh air, the pine trees when you are done with a ride the kids can go out and pet ...

“Experience traditional highland athletics, dance, art, music, culture and food!” Want to see someone toss a tree weighing 100 to 180 pounds? Check out the Caber Toss. How about a traditional ...

3. The distinctive sound of herds of bagpipes droning on the hillsides is no longer a familiar part of Highland life. ‘In the old days, you’d hear the glorious sound of four or five hundred ...