The Pipers’ and Pipe Band Society of Ontario says the Kingsville Highland Games will be held on 2026-07-27 at Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens. It is described as the only event of its kind in the Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent regions and the fourth competition on the PPBSO schedule. The post says the games will include sanctioned competitions in solo piping and solo drumming.
The RSPBA published parking information for the United Kingdom Championships, including a map and listed parking locations such as Elim Church on Alexandra Park Avenue. The notice highlights accessible parking among the options.
The Northumberland Scottish Festival and Highland Games in Port Hope Agricultural Park will include a full day of piping and drumming on Saturday, June 20. Solo competitions are scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m., with opening ceremonies and massed bands at 11:45 a.m. The notice says competitors will come from across Ontario and notes the event has marked Scottish traditions for 62 years.
The Pipers’ and Pipe Band Society of Ontario says its 2026 summer Highland Games season is about to begin, with the Hamilton Gathering days away and a run of competitions to follow. The society reports increased membership and competition entries this year. It says solo entries at Hamilton are double last year’s total, and Georgetown solo entries are up more than 50% from a strong 2025 season, especially in lower grades.
Pipe Bands Australia says it is undertaking a staged transition to a new membership and administration platform, intended to improve services for members and bands.
The Georgetown Highland Games will take place on Saturday, June 13, 2026, at the Georgetown Fairgrounds in Halton Hills, Ontario. The event, first established in 1975, is described as the 51st anniversary of the games and as a celebration of Scottish culture, community and tradition featuring pipes and drums.
The Pipers’ and Pipe Band Society of Ontario says the Hamilton Highland Gathering will include an OPEN Stage presented with YOUR HEALTH Wellness Centre. It invites musicians of all ages and levels to perform Scottish traditional music, including bagpipes, drums and fiddle. Performances are listed as 3 to 5 minutes, with groups of 1 to 3 performers.