Held at Rockahock Campgrounds, Lanexa, Virginia, 23089, the Williamsburg Scottish Festival has provided Williamsburg, Richmond and Tidewater surrounding area residents with fun and safe venues and activities in which to experience Scottish culture and history. 
 

Held at Richmond Raceway Complex (Formerly State Fairgrounds), Strawberry Hill, Richmond, VA. -  600 E. Laburnum Ave., Richmond, Virginia.

The Festival is held in downtown Radford and on RU's Moffett Field.  Radford University and The City of Radford are partnering to bring families another entertaining - and educational - weekend in the highlands. We are honored to have received such positive feedback on previous events and are confident you'll enjoy what we have planned for this fall. There'll be some surprises in store and so much more! We're looking forward to seeing you there.

Held at Fort Ward Park ,  4301 West Braddock Road,  Alexandria, Virginia. 

Held at Bedford Boys Ranch City Park,  Bedford, Texas, the purpose of Celtic Heritage Festival is to educate the general public about the culture and history of the people of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and other Celtic Nations.

Held at Tri-State Fairgrounds,  10th and Grand Streets,  Amarillo, Texas.

Since 1997, the Celtic Colours International Festival has featured hundreds of musicians from all over the Celtic world and attracted tens of thousands of visitors to Cape Breton Island. For nine days in October, Cape Breton Island is home to a unique celebration of music and culture as the Celtic Colours International Festival presents dozens of concerts all over the island, an equally extensive line-up of workshops, a schools program aimed at Elementary and Junior High students, a visual art series of exhibitions, and a nightly Festival Club. Over the years, artists have travelled from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, England, Brittany, Spain, Denmark and Germany as well as from across the United States and Canada to join the finest of Cape Breton's musicians, singers, dancers, storytellers and tradition-bearers for the annual Autumn celebration.

The Waxhaw Games incorporate an amazing venue with a beautiful landscape overlooking the loch on Cane Creek with the tradition of centuries old competition and heritage.  You will enjoy cheering on the heavy athletes with their skills of tossing the caber and throwing the Scots hammer, the excitement of watching the young highland dancers with their skills of many different dances from the fling to the sailor’s hornpipe and listening to solo pipers or bands playing their marches, strathspeys and reel's along with the classical music of the bagpipes the Piobaireachd.  Cane Creek Park is located at 5213 Harkey Rd, just twenty minutes south of Monroe.

The Flora Macdonald Highland Games were started in 1977 to commemorate our Scottish heritage resulting from the influence of the Scottish Immigrants to the Cape Fear region of North Carolina. Our Games are held the first weekend in October on the Flora Macdonald Campus.