March is, of course, high tide for Irish/Celtic music happenings, especially around these parts. A look at some upcoming ...

While it’s not a great facsimile of an authentic Scottish bagpipe, it does work in the same way and make some noise. It would be interesting to see a talented player handle such a makeshift piece.

Despite a fun week full of bagpipes, haggis and a Scottish festival, tensions between the contestants were high, as only four spots are available in next episode's coveted hometown week ...

The day includes live music, activities and demonstrations for ... New this year will be Scottish Highland Games with caber, hammer and stone throws. There will food available and a Celtic ...

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