Music, Pipe band

Part agricultural show, part food festival, part family fun day out, with everything from motor, equine and craft programmes to food and drink and children's activities.

Local legend, history and tradition combine for this annual festival celebrating summer. Services, discos and concerts are topped off with a Crowning Ceremony and Grand Procession to mark the beginning of summer.

Over 15 pipe bands and 4,000 spectators are expected at this pipe band and highland dancing competition.

The five piece band includes a variety of instruments such as pipes, flute, fiddle, mandolin, whistle and vocals.

A basic introduction to playing the bagpipes, come and try this traditional iconic instrument.

A chance to try the pipes and drums with HeedrumHodrum.

A modern take on folk and pipes with Angus MacKenzie (pipes/whistle) and Ross Martin (guitar) in a new quartet with Yann-Fanch Kemener (vocals) and Arnaud Ciapolino (wooden flute); Niall & Cillian Vallely and Ross Ainslie & Jarlath Henderson.

Gaelic music concert featuring vocalist Julie Fowlis, the Armagh Pipers and James Mackenzie (Breabach).

Four man pipe teams compete to impress ten judges hidden amongst the audience.

The smallest music festival in Scotland offers a perfectly-formed line-up of ceilidhs, headline concerts, sessions, workshops and a musical beach picnic.

The piping fest begins with this solo competition, which is now a qualifier for the Glenfiddich Solo Piping Championship. The Piobaireachd starts at 10am while the March Strathspey and Reel competition begins at 5pm (separate tickets are required for each event).

Guided tours around the National Piping Centre's Museum of Piping.

An evening of music from Canada, Scotland and Galicia featuring pipes, fiddle and piano trio Andrea Beaton, Matt McIsaac and Troy MacGillivray; piper Finlay MacDonald and Shetland fiddler Chris Stout and mix of folk and world music from Bellon Maceiras.

Top pipe bands from around the world featuring Scottish Power Pipe Band, The 78th Fraser Highlanders Pipe Band and New York Metro Pipe Band. Part of Piping Live!.

Coinciding with the World Pipe Band Championships, this festival offers piping at the highest level. From daytime entertainment in the form of exhibitions, performances, sessions, and a food and drink marquee, to the mainstage evening concerts featuring world class Scottish and international performers to a late night…

Building on the successful events of the previous four years, The Saltire 2013 is a week-long festival of music, culture and heritage. East Lothian is the birthplace of the Scottish Flag and The Saltire Festival celebrates this fact alongside St Andrew's Day.

Get up close to this vintage collection of tractors, with Clydesdale Horse ploughing, sheepdog demonstrations and traditional Scottish music by the Buchan Heritage Players.

The best pipe bands from all over the world, featuring 8,000 pipers and drummers, compete for the most prestigious prizes and the coveted World Champion crown. As well as the music, a dedicated children's zone, gourmet food and Highland games add to the day out.

Remembrance concert in aid of the Royal British Legion poppy appeal