Top US Celtic Festivals
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Monterey Scottish Games and Celtic Festival

Malad Valley Welsh Festival

Dublin Irish Festival

Irish Fair of Minnesota

New Hampshire Highland Games
The festival starts on Friday with whisky tasting, live music and living history displays. The pipe, drum, fiddle, drum major and highland dance competitions take place on Saturday and Sunday. This year, children under 15 can attend for free when accompanied by an adult. For the wee ones, the games this year will include a scavenger hunt, storytelling, face painting, juggling and crafts. Parking is in nearby Lincoln, with shuttle buses taking attendees to the grounds at Loon.
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