About the Montreal Highland Games

The Montreal Highland Games, established in 1855, are the oldest Scottish festival in Canada.

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

​The Montreal Highland Games are always held on the Sunday following the Glengarry Highland Games in Maxville, Ontario, 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 bring together Montrealers of all backgrounds to celebrate Scottish sport, music and culture.
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The Games represent an exceptional opportunity for participants and visitors alike to discover the rich history and traditions of Scotland.

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MONTREAL HIGHLAND GAMES SOCIETY
​President: Cameron Stevens
Executive Director: Sherri McGurnaghan
Athletics: Jason Baines
Ceilidh Tent: David Peace
Clans and community organizations: Steven Logan
​Concessions and vendors: Sherri McGurnaghan
Family Village: Chris Johnstone, Maureen Leaman
Fiddlers' Tent: Bruce Barr
Front gate: Fiona Nanson, Marc Primeau
Highland dancing: Debbie Johnstone
Media and communications: Marilyn Meikle
Piping and drumming: Cameron Stevens
Rugby clinic: Peter Oland
Sponsorship: Scott A. MacKenzie
VIP Pavilion: Chantale Ménard
Volunteers: Fiona Nanson
Administrative Assistant: Sara Lackie