Name: On this day … in 1987, Bill Livingstone’s 78 Fraser Highlanders becomes the first non-Scottish band to win the Grade 1 Worlds. Simon Fraser University placed second.
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July 2020
Canada Day

July 1st, 2020
Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

July 2nd, 2020

Scotiabank Centre Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

July 3rd, 2020

Scotiabank Centre Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
On this day … in 1949: Willie Fergusson, composer of ‘The Clan MacRae Society’, died.

July 3rd, 2020
Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

July 4th, 2020

Scotiabank Centre Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Independence Day (USA)

July 4th, 2020
August 2020
On this day … in 1947: Glasgow Police Pipe Band travelled to Brittany to take part in a fête organised by the French Red Cross Society in aid of the War Orphans’ Fund of the Celtic Association of the French Combattante (Sao Breiz).

August 1st, 2020
Strathpeffer Highland Gathering

August 8th, 2020

Castle Leod Strathpeffer, United Kingdom
World Pipe Band Championships

August 14th, 2020

Glasgow Green Glasgow, United Kingdom
On this day … in 1987, Bill Livingstone’s 78 Fraser Highlanders becomes the first non-Scottish band to win the Grade 1 Worlds. Simon Fraser University placed second.

August 15th, 2020

July 2020

Canada Day

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

On this day … in 1949: Willie Fergusson, composer of ‘The Clan MacRae Society’, died.

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

Independence Day (USA)

August 2020

On this day … in 1947: Glasgow Police Pipe Band travelled to Brittany to take part in a fête organised by the French Red Cross Society in aid of the War Orphans’ Fund of the Celtic Association of the French Combattante (Sao Breiz).

Strathpeffer Highland Gathering

World Pipe Band Championships

On this day … in 1987, Bill Livingstone’s 78 Fraser Highlanders becomes the first non-Scottish band to win the Grade 1 Worlds. Simon Fraser University placed second.

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