Competitors in the Half Reel of Tulloch Highland Dancing competition heats, held during the 2023 Kenmore Highland Games. These friendly Games are held in early July each year at Kenmore by Loch Tay in beautiful Perthshire, one of the few evening Highland Games in Scotland, and return this year on Wednesday 3rd July 2024. The Reel of Tulloch usually follows a Strathspey, and is one of the few dances where competitors dance with each other (although they are still being marked individually). #high

40K views · 1.1K reactions | Competitor in the Seann Triubhas (Shawn Trews) Highland dancing competition at 2023 Drumtochty Highland Games. These were held in the grounds of Drumtochty Castle at Auchenblae in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on Saturday 24th June 2023. Competitors have to be very light on their feet for these Scottish dance competitions. #Drumtochty #highlanddance #Scottishdance #scottishtraditions #shawntrews | Scotland Online | Facebook

13K views · 416 reactions | We know many of you enjoy the colourful Highland dancing displays, so here are competitors in the Seann Triubhas (Shawn Trews) from the Braemar Gathering in 2018. Braemar Gathering and Highland Games Centre Visit Braemar Visit Ballater VisitAberdeenshire | Scotland Online | Facebook

A memorable display of Highland dancing from last year by beginners from the Lauren Kate School of Dance in Stonehaven. This was during the 2024 Stonehaven Feein' Market and these wee lassies were dancing to the classic Scottish tunes "Ye Cannae Shove Yer Grannie Aff A Bus" and "We' re No Awa' Tae Bide Awa'". The Feein' Market is a wonderful day of music and dancing, with displays by Dunnottar Pipes & Drums and local dance schools, an outdoor market and lots of entertainment. This is all thanks

A display of Highland dancing by students of the Brenda Gordon School of Dance in Huntly Square on Saturday 6th May 2023. This was part of the Huntly Spring festival and 75th anniversary celebrations by Huntly & District Pipe Band. The song is ‘Mairi’s Wedding’, or ‘The Lewis Bridal Song’, which has been popular throughout the world since it was first written in 1934. #huntly #aberdeenshire #scotland #highlanddance #highlanddancers #brendagordonschool | Aberdeenshire Scotland