Sunday starts with a Non-denominational Worship Service & Kirking of Tartans lead by SMHG Chaplin, Rev. David Monroe. Service begins at 9:00 am on the main field. After that, stop by our Kirk in the Woods chapel. https://t.co/7TdTi7WcmO
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If you are looking for your party merch and souvenirs, SMHG has you covered on our Vendor and Artisan Avenue. SMHG has some of the finest vendors and artisans of Scottish and Celtic items in the United States. Sorry, no Whiskey Raccoons are available,
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Remembering the late, great Dolly, who brought joy, comfort and inspiration to so many - including the millions of children given free books through her Imagination Library. We will always ❤️ you.
SMHG welcomes our party Host Band, John Mohr MacKintosh Pipes and Drums. Founded in 1977, they are a proud member of the Eastern United States Pipe Band Association, and closely affiliated with Clan MacKintosh, SMHG, and the Creek Indian Nation.
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Every party needs a leader and we have one of the best Drum Majors as ours. Kevin Conquest, who is currently performing at the Edinburgh Tattoo, is Stone Mountain Highland Games "Leader of the Massed Bands".
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If there is a Scottish Party you have Scottish Highland Dancing. Highland Dancing is a celebration of the Scottish spirit. The dances are a spectacular combination of strength, agility, movement, music, and costume. Come by the Highland Dance pavilion https://t.co/bGDFB5wzsA
What is a party without a fiddler. In Scotland, the fiddle became a popular instrument at the beginning of the 18th century. Fiddlers in Scotland were at the center of town and village life. Come visit us at the Fiddling Tent. https://t.co/RPczOyznUM
"Watch the Birdie". The word "FALCONRY" has an ancient ring about it and rightly so. Falconry is the hunting in their natural habitat by means of a trained bird of prey. Come visit the Falconry encampment with the Georgia Falconry Association.
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There is so much to see on the Party Meadow. Spinning and weaving were essential skills in 18th century highlander life. See exhibitions of the process at the Weaving tent. Demonstrators will show you how it's done and what the finished products look like. https://t.co/5Zoq8Kh7kB
As you are wandering around the party meadow, you will come across what looks to be trees of wool and color. One of our most popular attractions, The St Andrew's Society Tartan Forest is made up of tartan banners that have been donated by its members.
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The Party Puppys are always welcomed at SMHG.
Scottish sheep dogs are featured in on our main field by Carol Anne Bailey and her Border Collies from The Red Creek Farm from Townville SC to entertain the crowd with their herding abilities.
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