New for 2020
Montreal Highland Games
​Virtual Solo Piping Competition
​and Highland Dance Presentations
​August 2 to 6
Schedule and information

Sunday, August 2
​Welcome to the 2020 Virtual Solo Piping Competition and Highland Dance Presentations at the Montreal Highland Games!

Monday, August 3
Level 3 finalists

Tuesday, August 4
Level 2 finalists

Tuesday, August 4
​Virtual Highland dance presentation

Wednesday, August 5
Level 1 finalists

Wednesday, August 5
Virtual Highland dance presentation

 Thursday, August 6
Closing ceremony and announcement of competition winners

Presented by
Pembroke Private Wealth Management

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Montreal Highland Games postponed to 2021
As a result of the COVID-19 situation in Quebec and the need to respect the physical-distancing of two metres, the government is calling for all festivals, public sporting and cultural events in the province be cancelled until August 31. As a result, the Montreal Highland Games scheduled for Sunday, August 2 will unfortunately not take place this summer.
We look forward to seeing all our athletes, dancers, pipers, drummers, concessions, volunteers, patrons and guests in 2021.

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MONTREAL HIGHLAND GAMES

​Sunday, August 1, 2021
​Douglas Hospital grounds, Verdun, Quebec

Over the past 40 years, the Montreal Highland Games has become one of the premier events on the North American Highland games circuit.

​The Montreal Highland Games is always held on the Sunday following the Glengarry (Maxville) Games, which makes it a double header for pipe bands, athletes, Highland dancers and spectators. Among competitors, this has become known as the M&M weekend.

Every year, the Montreal Highland Games brings together Montrealers of Scottish and all other backgrounds to celebrate Highland games, music and culture.
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The Games represent a wonderful opportunity for participants and visitors alike to discover the treasures, legends and history of the rich Scottish culture.