Competitors in the Highland Fling Scottish Highland dance during the 2022 Kenmore Highland Games. These are held by Loch Tay at Kenmore in picturesque Perthshire, one of the only evening Highland Games in Scotland. The Highland Fling is one of the most famous Scottish dances performed at competitions and championships throughout the world. It is said to have been inspired by the sight of a stag jumping around a hillside. The dancers movements; the arms held aloft like antlers, the feet dancing f

Competitors in the Highland Fling Scottish Highland dance adult competition during the 2022 Kenmore Highland Games. This friendly Games is held on the first Wednesday in July by Loch Tay at Kenmore in Perthshire, one of the few evening Highland Games in Scotland. The dancers included Hamish McInnes from Australia, a champion Highland dancer. The Highland Fling is one of the most famous Scottish dances performed at competitions and championships throughout the world. It is said to have been inspi

Vdeo reel showing Champion Scottish Highland dancer Rachael Walker giving a demonstration of the Highland Dance 'Wilt Thou Go to the Barracks, Johnny?"' (aka Barracks Johnny) This was part of her displays during the 2020 #VirtualHighlandGames in Braemar, Scotland. Rachael from Fettercairn in Aberdeenshire has won many championship and premiership titles and is currently the Champion of Champions winner of Australia. Michelle from Huntly in Aberdeenshire has around 100 championship titles, includ

Competitors in the Reel of Tulloch highland dancing competitions during the 2018 Lonach Highland Gathering & Games in beautiful strathdon, Aberdeenshire. This dance is a local one, believed to have originated in the village of Tullich near Ballater in Aberdeenshire, when a congregation danced with each other to keep warm while they waited for the minister. VisitAberdeenshire Visit Ballater | Scotland Online

During the 2022 Aboyne Highland Games in Deeside, Scotland, held on Saturday 6th August, dancers performed a commemorative Highland Reel dance to mark the 70th anniversary of the Aboyne Dress, the outfits worn by female highland dancers. This display was performed by local dancers Rachael Walker and Michelle Gordon, who were joined by Hamish McInnes and Tristan Wainwright, who had both travelled from Australia to compete. The Aboyne Dress, introduced in 1952, consists of a skirt of light-weight