FOR THREE DAYS EVERY YEAR, Saskatoon comes alive with the sights, sounds and tastes of our ethnic heritage. Thousands of volunteers contribute hundreds of hours to ensure your visit to each pavilion is a great experience. Performers of all ages, combined with exquisite artisans, global merchants, talented cooks, and enthusiastic servers, are proud to share their unique culture with you. Join us to become part of the cultural heartbeat of Saskatoon!

Held at Campbell Collegiate, 102 Massey Road, Regina. 

Held at Cresent Park, Moose Jaw (near Regina), Saskatchewan

 The Festival takes place on the grounds of the George Springate Sports Centre, located directly behind the Pierrefonds Comprehensive High School.  The school is on Pierrefonds Blvd., one street east of boul St. Jean. Over the years, the Montreal Scottish Festival (Highland Games) has become one of the ‘premier’ events on the North American highland games circuit. The Montreal Festival is always held on the Sunday following the Maxville Games, which makes a double header for pipe bands, athletes, highland dancers and spectators. (Among competitors this has become known as the M&M weekend.)

Founded in 1947. Features Traditional music as well as special events such as the 'Theatre Under the Stars'.

Event founded in 1980

Held at Summerside, PEI.

Held at Centennial Park, Trenton, ON.

 Held at Kew Gardens in The Beach (Queen Street East & Lee Avenue) ON.  Toronto's only live, open air Scottish ceilidh.

Held at Tecumseh Park,  Chatham, Ontario.