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.
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.
MONTREAL HIGHLAND GAMES
Sunday, August 1, 2021
Douglas Hospital grounds, Verdun, Quebec
Douglas Hospital grounds, Verdun, Quebec
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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. The Games represent a wonderful opportunity for participants and visitors alike to discover the treasures, legends and history of the rich Scottish culture. |
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