Held at Waukesha Expo Center, Waukesha,Wisconsin.  Wisconsin Scottish, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the traditional arts, crafts, culture, heritage and traditions of the British Isles through educational activities and the production of our annual Wisconsin Highland Games.

Festivities begin at Tam O'Shanter Park on the Saturday with a fun run/walk 15K road race, highland dance competition, highland team games and piping competition. At noon will be the welcome and parade of clans. Throughout the weekend at the park, there will be entertainment by various groups. There will be a Golf Tournament at Kelso Three Rivers Golf Course on Sunday. Tee off at 10:00 AM.  On Sunday there will also be a Kirkin O' the Tartan worship service at Tam O'Shanter Park at 8:30 am and again at 10:30 am at the First Presbyterian Church in Kelso. The highland games will begin at the park at 9:00 am.

Held at Sky Meadows State Park, Delaplane, Virginia.

Now held at Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area in Elizabethton, Tennessee, the festival began in Jonesborough in 1996.   We treasure our heritage in the Appalachian Mountains and it is the desire of the Sycamore Shoals Celtic Festival to share living, belonging and life with all kindred Celtic spirits through food, fun and frolic. Come and see what we have planned for this year.

Held at Evergreen Presbyterian Church, Memphis, Tennessee, Clanjamfry is an annual celebration of our Scottish Heritage and the Presbyterian Church. 

The Charleston Scottish Games are held at Boone Hall Plantation in Mt. Pleasant, SC. Open to the public since 1959, it continues to be one of America’s oldest working plantations, having grown and produced crops for more than 320 years.

Held at Idlewood Park, located 3 miles west of Ligonier, Pennsylvania and 45 miles east of Pittsburgh.  May be reached by leaving the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Exit 91, the Donegal exit, and proceeding north on State Route 711 for 13 miles to Ligonier. Upon reaching the intersection of Routes 711 and 30, turn left and proceed for three miles.

The Festival started in September 2000 and has now become one of the largest Scottish-Irish Festivals in Eastern Pennsylvania.   G reen Lane Park is conveniently located between three major cities - Reading, Allentown and Philadelphia are all within 35 miles. 

The annual Celtic Classic is presented by Celtic Cultural Alliance, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the Celtic heritage through education, musical presentations, and traditional competitions in athletics, piping and dance. The Celtic Classic is a celebration of Celtic culture and heritage.