Will you be competing in Highland Dances most magical competition of the year? | International Gathering of Scottish Highland Dance

Another fantastic performance into todays Choreomagic Competition | International Gathering of Scottish Highland Dance

Did you miss yesterday's new World Highland Dancing Champions performing their Champions Fling? Or do you just want to watch it again? Enjoy some world class dancing from Juvenile World Highland Dancing Champion Aisla Gocan-Wright, Junior World Highland Dancing Champion Eilidh Gammons and Adult World Highland Dancing Champion Rebecca Thow. | Cowal Highland Gathering

Lovely display today by Erne Highland Dancers | Gerard Butler Dance

Young competitors in the Reel of Tulloch junior heats, held during Dufftown Highland Games last year in beautiful Speyside, the malt Whisky capital of Scotland. The Reel of Tulloch usually follows a Strathspey, and is one of the few dances in which competitors dance with each other (although they are still being marked individually). These Games are held on the last Saturday in July each year, which is Saturday 27th July for 2024. #dufftown #dufftownhighlandgames #highlanddance #highlanddress #s

The first steps in Scottish Highland dancing, Pas de Basque and High Cuts, performed by some of the youngest members of the Lindsay School of Dance in Laurencekirk and Stonehaven. This was part of their displays during the 2023 Stonehaven Feein' Market held on Saturday 3rd June 2023. The Feein' Market is a wonderful day of music and dancing, with displays by Newtonhill Pipeband, an indoor and outdoor market and lots of entertainment. This is all thanks to the work of Stonehaven & District Lions

Highland dance is about strength and agility 💃. Hame - now on BBC iPlayer | BBC Northern Ireland

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 'Irish Jig' Scottish Highland Dance heats during the 2018 Braemar Gathering Highland Games in Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. We think the dancer in the centre (10) is champion highland dancer Michelle Gordon from Huntly. The Scottish version is a parody of an Irish washerwoman in an agitated frame of mind, an energetic dance featuring lots of fist shaking and skirt flouncing among female competitors. It is a parody of Irish dancing and the infamous Irish temper. It is one o