Creative Arts

What's On | Creative Arts

Stirling Highland Games loves to provide our visitors with some added value, so we aim to deliver it through our creative arts offerings where possible. We annually engage with several art forms that aim to inspire, create discussions, and entertain. 

This year, we look forward to delivering a new, exciting experience so visitors can enjoy some artist performances, heritage talks and more.

Highland Games Tickets

CREATIVE ARTS SCHEDULE

Timings | from 10:00 and throughout the day

Location | Traders Village

Discover Stirling

Our Discover Stirling marquee is located at the head of the games field, where you can find out more about our history from 1818.

The Stirling Highland Games tartan is also available to purchase here and makes an excellent souvenir of the day as well as something to wear when you attend future gatherings.

Timings | from 11:00 and throughout the day

Duration | 15 to 20 mins

Location | Borrowmeadow Farm Road

Heritage Tour

Stirling Highland Games provides our visitors with a complimentary on-site Heritage Tour as part of our creative arts offering.

These take place throughout the day during the event so make sure you don’t miss out. We want to share part of our Scottish history with you, as the highland games site provides great views of Cambuskenneth Abbey, The National Wallace Monument and Stirling Castle.

Join one of our tours, led by our guides as well as Stirling’s very own archeologist, Dr Murray Cook.

Timings | 13:00 and 15:00

Duration | 20 mins

Location | Games Field

Stirling Gaelic Choir

We will be welcoming back the Stirling Gaelic Choir who will be looking to share their amazing live performances with you several times throughout the day.

The Choir will be singing a mix of songs from their repertoire of Gaelic music, including fast-paced Puirt a Beul style tunes, modern songs written by the MacDonald brothers of Celtic folk/rock group Runrig and older traditional songs.

We are delighted to bring them on board to showcase the beautiful Gaelic language in song, and an amazing memory you will be able to take away with you.

Stirling Gaelic Choir was founded in 1948 and could more realistically be called the Central Scotland Gaelic Choir, as its 40 plus members travel to rehearsals from Balfron to Glenrothes, Bonnybridge to Crieff, and all parts in between.

Timings | 11:00 11:30 12:30 13:30 14:30 15:30

Duration | 20 to 30 mins

Location | Discover Stirling Marquee

Scotland Talks

Scotland Talks is a short series of talks about Scotland, its heritage, and its culture, that we are looking to bring to life this games weekend for visitors to embrace.

This experience will be at an additional fee, with tickets going on sale once we have finalised the talk schedule. 

Further details will follow.

Timings | 11:00 to 15:00

Duration | 10 mins

Location | Traders Village

Face Painting

Are you looking to transform into a clan warrior or maybe just a butterfly? Our face painters will be on site again for the younger generation to enjoy.

There can be queues here so please be patient if you have to wait.

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