Main Stage

Seven Nations	10 am, 1 pm, 5:30 pm
Mudmen	11 am, 2 pm, 6:15 pm
Dunedin City Pipe Band	1:45 pm
St. Andrews Pipe Band	10:45 am
Police Pipe Band	2:45 pm
Storyteller	3:00 pm
Kilted Legs Contest	3:30 pm
St. Andrews Pipe Band	4:00 pm
Police Pipe Band	4:15 pm

Stage 2

McLanzon Lassies	10:30 am, 1:30 pm,  3:30 pm
Highland Dancing	10 am, 1 pm,  4:00 pm
Storyteller	11 am, 2 pm, 4:30 pm

   "Chiefs, Clans and Coats of Arms: questions about Scottish Heraldry", talk by Andrew Morrison, Viscount Dunrossil, 2:30 pm
 
Competition Times

8-9 am	Piping and athletics registration
9 am - noon	Individual piping and drumming competition begins
9 am - 4:30 pm	Heavy Athletics

Events on the Piping Drumming Field

• 2:00   Pipe Band Competition, Grade 5
• 2:40   Pipe Band Competition, Grade 4
• 3:10   Pipe Band Competition, Grade 3
• 3:30   City of Dunedin Pipe Band
• 4:00   Drum Major Competition

Events on Main Field

• 9 - 4:30     Heavy Athletics competition 
• 11:30  Sheepdog Demonstration
• 12 noon   Parade of clans and massed bands
• 1:00    Caber toss
  
• 3:10    Sheepdog Demonstration 
• 3:30    Massed Country Dancing - Join in!
  
• 4:30    Sheepdog Demonstration
  
• 5:00    Closing Ceremonies: 
• • Massed Pipe Bands 
  • Presentation of Trophies
  • Prize Draw

Ongoing Activities:

Scottish Country Dancing, Children's Games, 42nd Highlanders Encampment, The Guild: Urban Craft 7 Folk Arts, Realms of History,  Clan Village,  Weaving, Sale of Scottish Food and Crafts,

Children's Games

Coloring Scottish scenes and other fun activities will be going on all day until 6 PM for the young lads and lasses

Morning

• 9:00     Fun activities begin
  
• 9:00 to 11:30     Caber Toss & Stone Toss  & Sheaf Toss
  
• 9:00 to 11:30      Try on kilts and hold a set of bappipes
  

Afternoon

• 1:00 to 1:30     Foot race & Sack race & Sheaf Toss
  
• 1:30 to 3:00     Caber Toss & Stone Toss & Sheaf Toss
  
• 3:00 to 4:00     Tug-O-War !
  
• 4:00 to 4:30     Kilted Race & Sheaf Toss
  
• 4:30 to 5:00     Caber Toss & Stone Toss  & Sheaf Toss

The Children's Passport Game

Children and their families may pick up a blank Children's Game Passport at the Children's Games area. The children and their families then take the Passport and visit the Clan & Societies areaa (a Clan is a Scottish family group) and stop at the different Clan booths. There the children should have their passports stamped or signed by a Clan or Scottish Society member. This is also a great opportunity to learn about the different families of Scotland. After they have visited every Clan, the children may take their passport back to the Membership Canopy where they will receive a small prize.