The Aberdeen Highland Games are a highlight on the Aberdeen summer calendar, promising a day full of family entertainment. Traditional Scottish Highland Games competitions comprise pipe band championships, solo piping competitions, as well as a funfair, family entertainment stage performances, free children’s activities, catering outlets and a beer tent.
Other events taking place are Running, Heavy Weights, Light Field events and Highland Dance.
Aberdeen’s Highland Games attracts between 8,000 and 15,000 people annually so it’s sure to be a great day out!
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