Tucson Celtic Festival celebrates 40 years of culture, history and Scottish heritage
The 40th annual Tucson Celtic Festival and Highland Games brought a little piece of Scotland to Rillito Park with bagpipes, traditional dancing, vendors and Highland Games. Beyond the festivities, attendees celebrated Celtic culture, reconnected with family roots and explored Scottish heritage spanning generations. The 40th annual Tucson Celtic Festival and Highland Games began Saturday at Rillito Park, celebrating Celtic culture, traditions and history. For many attendees, the festival is an opportunity to reconnect with their roots and discover the stories behind their family history. Richard McBain, hereditary chief of Clan MacBean, said the festival was a chance to bring together people connected through generations of shared ancestry. Sharon Taylor, a festival vendor originally from Scotland, brought traditional Scottish products to the event, helping visitors feel connected to a country they may have never visited. The festival continues to offer Southern Arizonans an opportunity for Celtic traditions through live music, dancing, cultural displays, vendors and the traditional Highland Games.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - From the sounds of bagpipes to traditional dancing and Highland Games, a little piece of Scotland has made its way to Southern Arizona.
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