WE GOT more GAMES!

Friday June 18
& Saturday June 19, 2027

Town Centre Park,
3099 Trevor Wingrove Way,
Coquitlam V3B 7Y3

Our 129th British Columbia Highland Games was a great success. We finally got some sunshine and warm temperatures. We were thrilled to welcome the Royal Canadian Legion and their colour guard to commemorate 100-years of the RC Legion. We thank our Chieftain of the Day, retiring Mayor Richard Stewart for his service, keeping the peace between the Clans and filling in holes in The Meadow. Thanks to BC Pipers’ Chief Steward Lynn Bullis for her years of dedication. To the Organizing Committee and all our great volunteers – thank you very much. Mark your calendars for the 130ieth British Columbia Highland Games.

Vendor program opens February 1. Volunteer applications in March along with event tickets.

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Do You Love the Highland Games?

The bagpipes, Highland dancing and caber toss always steal the spotlight, but bringing the Games to life each year takes the dedication of an incredible team. You can help keep this proud tradition going by joining the United Scottish Cultural Society, the organization behind the Games, and becoming part of the team that makes it all happen.

ATTENDING THE GAMES

Your go-to guide for everything you need to plan the perfect day out!

From ticket info and event hstory to tips on getting to the venue, we’ve got you covered. Find out where to park, how to get here by transit and what to expect once you arrive.

There are insights into on-site amenities, accessibility features and answers to frequently asked questions, all aimed at enhancing your enjoyment of the festival’s rich Scottish cultural offerings.

Start planning your Highland adventure today!

ATTENDING THE GAMES

Your go-to guide for everything you need to plan the perfect day out!

From ticket info and event hstory to tips on getting to the venue, we’ve got you covered. Find out where to park, how to get here by transit and what to expect once you arrive.

There are insights into on-site amenities, accessibility features and answers to frequently asked questions, all aimed at enhancing your enjoyment of the festival’s rich Scottish cultural offerings.

Start planning your Highland adventure today!

COMPETITIONS

The Heart of the Highland Games

Get ready to cheer, gasp, and be amazed – the competitions are the heart of ScotFest.

Each year, hundreds of pipers, drummers, highland dancers and pipe bands assemble in Coquitlam to compete for top prizes in their categories.

This is your guide to all the thrilling events, from the jaw-dropping strength of the heavy events to the artistry of Highland dancing. Feel the energy as world-class pipers, drummers, and athletes put on a show like no other. Whether you’re a fan of tradition, a music lover, or just looking for unforgettable entertainment, these competitions bring Scottish culture to life right before your eyes.

Check it out and plan your front-row experience!

Pipes, Drums & Bands

The Scottish pipe band, the most common form …

Scottish Heavy Events

Heavy Events are among the oldest contested sports …

Highland Dance

Highland dance is a style of competitive dancing …

Pìobaireachd

The highest level of piping competition …

EVENTS

Something for Everyone

A smorgasbord of events and activities for the whole family.

Along with this great competition, you will also find Scottish country dancing, a whisky school, haggis and other Scottish food, merchandise vendors and artisans, kids activities, cultural educational workshops and a Big Tent stage with the best in live Celtic music all day long.

MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT

A Feast for the Ears!

It’s a moveable feast of music and entertainment at ScotFestBC. There is a lot of music happening at the 128th British Columbia Highland Games June 19 & 20, 2026.

The Barra MacNeil’s on their 40th Anniversary tour will headline ScotFestBC’s Big Tent stage with shows on Saturday afternoon and evening. Plus The Whiskeydicks & Pat Chessell on “Free Friday”, Robyn Carrigan, Zephan Knichel, Gord Pollock, the Saltchuckers and the SFU Celtic Studies presentation on Jacobites on Sat. Explore this site for more!

We Couldn’t Do It Without You!