Preorder Your T-Shirt
You can preorder Spokane Scottish Highland Games T-shirts using the button below. We will hold your preorder at the St. Andrews Society/Information Tent. All preorders must be paid for and picked up by 10:00 a.m. on Games Day. After 10:00 a.m., we will return all remaining preorders to stock and cancel your preorder.
$22 for sizes S, M, L, and XL
$27 for sizes 2XL, 3XL, and 4XL
$22 for sizes S, M, L, and XL
$27 for sizes 2XL, 3XL, and 4XL
Calling all Photographers!
Our photo exhibit at the Spokane Scottish Highland Games has displayed pictures of Scotland for the last two years, proving a popular attraction.
It’s time to refresh the exhibit with some new pictures.
If you have some pictures taken in Scotland that you would like to share, we would love to get them.
It’s time to refresh the exhibit with some new pictures.
If you have some pictures taken in Scotland that you would like to share, we would love to get them.
2024 Spokane Highland Games
T-shirt Design.
T-shirt Design.
If you wish to preorder a T-shirt and have it held at the St. Andrews Society Information Tent until 10:00 am Games Day, send us your size(s) and quantity(s) using the Contact Form.
We appreciate your patience!
We are glad to announce that we have resolved our problems with our service providers. Our website should be fully functional now. If you encounter any issues with the www.spokanehighlandgames.net website, please get in touch with our webmaster, Clint Hill, immediately.
We are glad to announce that we have resolved our problems with our service providers. Our website should be fully functional now. If you encounter any issues with the www.spokanehighlandgames.net website, please get in touch with our webmaster, Clint Hill, immediately.
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Shortbread Contest Winners for 2022
Traditional Shortbread
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Non-Traditional Shortbread
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Bring your family and friends for a charming Scottish day-adventure full of entertainment, feats of triumph and fun activities.
Enjoy the traditional features of Scottish Highland Games, such as massed bands, pipe band exhibitions, individual piping, heavy athletics and highland dancing.
There are also children’s games where they can take their turn at the Caber Toss (pint-sized, of course)!
View performances of Scottish highland and country dancing, and delight in the beautifully entertaining Celtic bands throughout the day.
Take old-fashioned pleasure in viewing the “hielan’ coos” (highland cattle) exhibition, sheepherding exhibition, Clydesdale horse exhibition and blacksmith demonstrations all day.
Participate in “the Scots vs. the Irish” tug of war competition following the Opening Ceremonies.
Visit the clan tents to discover whether you have Scottish ancestry, and shop at the Scottish and Celtic merchant booths.
Visit the British Car exhibit and see great examples of 1950s, 1960s and 1970s Austin-Healeys, Jaguars, Austin Minis, MGTDs and MGBs. This is a special treat for auto lovers.
And don't forget to check out the Celtic entertainers on two stages and our vendors.
As in the past, we continue to keep the admission prices reasonable in keeping with our commitment to making the Spokane Scottish Highland Games a family event. And importantly, parking is Free!
Admission Prices
$10 - Adults
$ 8 - Youth (11 to 17)
$ 5 - Children (6 to 10)
$ 8 - Seniors Discount (60+)
$ 8 - Military Discount (Military ID required)
Free - Children (5 and under)
Free - Vehicle Parking (ample parking for everyone)
For more information on the Spokane Scottish Highland Games events and competitions, check out our Events pages. For information about sponsoring our Scottish Highland Games, please see our Sponsorship page.
Enjoy the traditional features of Scottish Highland Games, such as massed bands, pipe band exhibitions, individual piping, heavy athletics and highland dancing.
There are also children’s games where they can take their turn at the Caber Toss (pint-sized, of course)!
View performances of Scottish highland and country dancing, and delight in the beautifully entertaining Celtic bands throughout the day.
Take old-fashioned pleasure in viewing the “hielan’ coos” (highland cattle) exhibition, sheepherding exhibition, Clydesdale horse exhibition and blacksmith demonstrations all day.
Participate in “the Scots vs. the Irish” tug of war competition following the Opening Ceremonies.
Visit the clan tents to discover whether you have Scottish ancestry, and shop at the Scottish and Celtic merchant booths.
Visit the British Car exhibit and see great examples of 1950s, 1960s and 1970s Austin-Healeys, Jaguars, Austin Minis, MGTDs and MGBs. This is a special treat for auto lovers.
And don't forget to check out the Celtic entertainers on two stages and our vendors.
As in the past, we continue to keep the admission prices reasonable in keeping with our commitment to making the Spokane Scottish Highland Games a family event. And importantly, parking is Free!
Admission Prices
$10 - Adults
$ 8 - Youth (11 to 17)
$ 5 - Children (6 to 10)
$ 8 - Seniors Discount (60+)
$ 8 - Military Discount (Military ID required)
Free - Children (5 and under)
Free - Vehicle Parking (ample parking for everyone)
For more information on the Spokane Scottish Highland Games events and competitions, check out our Events pages. For information about sponsoring our Scottish Highland Games, please see our Sponsorship page.
One of our female athletes throwing weight for height.
A few of our Spokane Scottish Country Dancers.
Paul & Hoku, father & daughter, a couple of the volunteers who helped sell T-shirts at the St. Andrews Society tent. We are thankful for their assistance and pleased to call them friends.
Even the Santa Claus Clan managed to make the trek to the 2019 Spokane Scottish Highland Games. This was his 2nd year with us.
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Shortbread Contest Winners for 2019
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Non-Traditional Shortbread
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Each Shortbread entry has its special story, but this year’s first place winner in the Traditional Shortbread category, Doris MacCallum, was not in attendance when the Judges announced the winners on Saturday. When called, Cathy MacCallum shared that she had made and entered her Mother-in-law’s shortbread recipe in her honor as Doris had passed away last January. Doris’ father (a Paterson) had been a baker in Aberdeen, Scotland, before immigrating to the US. He inspired her love of baking. It was Doris’ tradition to make everyone in the family her shortbread each Christmas. During a recent family gathering in Doris’ honor in Big Fork, MT, families shared how they cherished her act of love and horded the delicious offering every year. Doris’ offspring resulted in many great cooks in the family, including celebrated chef granddaughters on each coast who referred to Doris in articles written about them regarding their own skills. Doris’ shortbread legacy lives on.
Highland Dancing
Pipe & Drum Bands
Heavy Athletics - Caber Toss
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