Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival


	Music Children's Games Animals Spinners & Weavers Harpers Historic Reenactment Competitions: Pipe Bands Athletic Games Highland Dance Pipe & Drum

Entertainment

Children's Activities

Water Spray Park

Train Rides

Children's Highland Games

Rope Pull

Face Painting

Caber Toss

Haggis Toss

Sack Race

Harpers

Pioneer Valley Harper’s Guild

Don't miss this!! - Relax, sit in the shade to enjoy the enchanting harp music of Rosemary Caine and Friends.

Harpers Harpers Harpers

Animal Events and Attractions

Border Collie Sheep Herding
Demonstration 10:30 and 1:30

Animals you might see at our Festival:

Sheltie

Dogs

Golden Retriever
Australian Terrier	Scottish Terrier
Border Terrier	Cairn Terrier
Skye Terrier	West Highland Terrier
Rough Collie	Smooth Collie
Dandie Dinmont	Shetland Sheepdog
Scottish Deerhound	Gordon Setter
Bearded Collie	Wheaton Coloured Scotie

Western Massachusetts Shetland Sheepdog Club

Jacob Sheep

Sheep

Blackface	Chevoit
Jacob	Shetland

Belted Galloway

Cattle

Ayshire	Belted Galloway
Black Angus	Highland

Horses and Ponies

Clydesdale Horse

Shetland Pony

Cats

Scottish Fold

Spinners & Weavers

The Weavers Guild of Springfield was established in the fall of 1952 and currently meets from September through May on the first Saturday of these months at the East Longmeadow Public Library. The Guild has supported the Scottish Festival from its inception by demonstrating weaving and spinning. The Guild also demonstrated weaving at Craft Adventure and the Big E, and previously at Laughing Brook and Longmeadow Days. Our members enjoy demonstrating the techniques of weaving to all but especially to children. At all demonstrations looms are available for children of all ages to try. The Guild will be demonstrating weaving & spinning all day at the Festival from 9 am to 5 pm. Please visit them in playground area at Look Park and learn about their fascinating craft.

Historic Reenactment

Historic Highlanders
Recreating everyday life of Highland society from 1314 to 1746