Cape Breton Island Pipe Band
Cape Breton Island Pipe Band develops and showcases local piping and drumming traditions in Nova Scotia.
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Cape Breton Island Pipe Band develops and showcases local piping and drumming traditions in Nova Scotia.
Clan Thompson Pipe Band draws musicians from Pictou and Antigonish counties in Nova Scotia. The band performs at parades and concerts and offers beginner instruction.
The College of Piping in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, runs competitive pipe bands and a development band, giving piping and drumming students opportunities to perform together.
Founded in 1996, Durham Regional Police Pipes and Drums represents the service at police ceremonies, local parades and pipe band competitions.
Edmonton Youth Pipe Band welcomes young people aged 8–18 to learn bagpipes and drums, continuing a tradition that began in 1929.
Fredericton Society of Saint Andrew Pipe Band has been part of the musical community in Fredericton, New Brunswick, since 1927. The band performs at festivals, parades, and community events.
Garden Valley Pipe Band serves Utah County with solo, small-group, and full-band performances. The band also offers free bagpipe and drum lessons.
Grande Prairie and District Pipes and Drums is a pipe band based in Grande Prairie, Alberta.
Kamloops Pipe Band Society is based in Kamloops, British Columbia. The band performs at parades and civic events and participates in pipe-band competitions.
Keith Highlanders Pipe Band promotes Scottish piping, drumming, and dancing in the Pacific Northwest. The Seattle-area organization offers instruction and opportunities to perform and compete.