San Diego Scottish Highland Games

Highland Games
June 20-21, 2026

Highland Games June 20-21, 2026

“The Stone Giant”

The Stone Giant, contributed by Marilyn McPhie Long, long ago there was a giant who lived in a cave in the hills of northern Scotland.  When I say that he lived in a cave, that is the absolute truth.  The giant had always known that he could not leave the cave – at least during

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Beltane Fire Festival

Beltane Fire Festival Beltane Fire Festival is a living, dynamic reinterpretation and transformation of an ancient Iron Age Celtic Ritual. It was resurrected in 1988 and became a central focus for the Scottish community and revealed the birth of summer and land fertility. What is Beltane? One of the four quarter-day festivals, Beltane saw community

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History Of Scots Gaelic

Understanding the History Of Scots Gaelic English was the primary language spoken in Scotland, and the use of the English language in Scotland can be traced back to the 18th century. However, apart from English, there are other languages spoken across Scotland. From the smallest towns to the largest cities in Scotland, different accents can

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Robert De Bruce

Know More About Robert De Bruce After the death of Balliol, the King of Scotland, in 1296, Scotland remained without a monarch for around 10 years. The country is ruled by King Edward I remotely. During that time, Scots resistance turned into a war to attain independence, and Robert Bruce and William Wallace played a

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Scottish Highlands

Scottish Highlands In ancient history of Scotland, the Scottish Highlands were dominated by the Gaels and the lowlands belonged to the Scots. The dividing line between these two lands was every West of the Great Glen and about 50 miles East of the Great Glen. Though there isn’t a conflicted divide between these two lands

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Stirling Castle

Stirling Castle- A Place That You Should Never Miss To Visit In Scotland When you are in Scotland and want to know more about the history of Scotland, you shouldn’t forget to visit Stirling Castle, one of the most historically important landmarks in Scotland. This stunningly beautiful castle is located around 250ft on top of

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