SEALL Festival of Small Halls 2026
Eight musicians tour ten community venues across Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh for SEALL’s Festival of Small Halls, November 19–28, 2026.
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Shetland Folk Festival 2027
The 45th Shetland Folk Festival brings Scottish and international folk music across the islands, April 29–May 2, 2027, with a members’ Festival Club in Lerwick.
St. Augustine Celtic Festival & Highland Games 2027 — Planned Return
FSA is working toward a one-day St. Augustine Celtic Festival and Highland Games on March 13, 2027; venue, permits and programme remain in planning.
Yachats Celtic Music Festival 2026
The 25th Yachats Celtic Music Festival brings concerts, workshops, jam sessions, dancing and the Piper on the Point to Oregon, November 13–15, 2026.
An Crios Gréine — Sun Belt Invitational Piping Competition 2026
Invitational solo piping and the Sandy Jones Memorial Amateur Championship at Sheraton Orlando North, Maitland, Florida, November 13–14, 2026.
Arrochar Music Festival — Fèis Chiùil an Àrachair 2026
Arrochar’s first Gaelic traditional music festival celebrates language, culture and music over October 30–November 1, 2026, around Oidhche Shamhna.
Coll Connections 2027
Coll Connections is a small collaborative folk festival on the Isle of Coll in the Inner Hebrides, organised by An Cridhe, the island’s community centre.
Finding Harmony With Steven Blake — Dalguise Days 2026
Two days exploring arrangements for Scottish smallpipes and other instruments with Steven Blake, at Dalguise Village Hall, Perth and Kinross. Musicians of all levels and instruments are welcome; only 20 places are advertised.
Florida Keys Celtic Festival 2027
Family-friendly Celtic music, Irish and Scottish dance, pipes and drums, Highland athletics and children’s activities in Marathon, January 9–10, 2027.
LBPS Collogue 2026 — Birnam & Dunkeld
The 2026 Lowland and Border Pipers’ Society Collogue takes place in Birnam and Dunkeld, November 20–22. Playing and participation are central to a programme exploring bellows-pipe repertoires, contrasting musical styles and new in