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5.5K views · 80 reactions | It's official! The most magical Scottish Highland Dance event of the year returns to Paris Thursday 26th to Monday 30th November 2020. Please contact us for more details! | International Gathering of Scottish Highland Dance | Facebook

4.9K views · 110 reactions | Really thrilled to be taking our magical highland dance competition 'The Magics'✨ to Florida this October. | International Gathering of Scottish Highland Dance | Facebook

1.7K views · 53 reactions | There's nothing quite like highland dancing towards the castle. | International Gathering of Scottish Highland Dance | Facebook

24K views · 1.3K reactions | Junior competitors in the Scottish Sword dance, Highland dancing heats, held during the 2023 Dufftown Highland Games. This is an ancient Scottish dance, known as the 'Ghillie Callum', and is said to date back to King Malcolm Canmore (Shakespear’s MacBeth). Competitors pay careful attention to their feet and placement throughout this dance. #dufftown #dufftownhighlandgames #highlanddance #scottishdance #sworddance | Scottish Highlands & Inverness | Facebook

Competitors in the Scottish Lilt, Highland dancing heats, held during the 2025 Braemar Gathering Highland Games in Scotland. This was on Saturday 6th September 2025 at Braemar in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The Scottish Lilt is believed to have originated in Perthshire after 1746 and for competitions is usually danced to a retreat march called "Battle of the Somme", by P/M Willie Lawrie. #highlanddance #braemargathering #scottishlilt | Aberdeenshire Scotland

22K reactions · 2.7K shares | A Scottish Highland dancing display by young dancers from the Fraser School of dance in Inverness. This is from our archives, when the dancers were taking part in a charity event at Inverness Northern Meeting Park back in April 2017. The piper supporting them was Kevin Reid. #inverness #scottishhighlands #highlanddancing #scottishdance #highlanddancers | Scottish Highlands & Inverness | Facebook