Greenville, SC—This weekend, the vibrant Scottish culture will once again be celebrated at the annual Greenville Scottish Games and Great Scot Parade. The event, which began in 2006, is a unique and innovative approach to honoring Scottish heritage in the United States.
The Great Scot Parade will kick off the festivities on Friday, May 24, at 6 p.m. The parade route will take place on Main Street in downtown Greenville. To accommodate the parade, there will be road closures in the following areas:
The main event, the Greenville Scottish Games, will take place at Furman University on Saturday, May 25, starting at 8:30 a.m. The organizers are expecting a large crowd this year and recommend carpooling if possible. Parking teams will be available to assist attendees with directions.
In addition to the Great Scot Parade, there will be Wee Games for children at Wee Scottland on Saturday, May 25. Children can participate in various activities to learn about Scottish heritage, including designing their own Coats of Arms and participating in traditional Scottish games.
Throughout the day, attendees can enjoy a variety of activities and entertainment, including:
For those looking to indulge in Scottish cuisine or shop for unique goods, there will be various food and dry goods vendors at the event. Food vendors include Cameron’s British Food, The Scottish Cottage BBQ, and more. Dry goods vendors offer a range of Scottish-themed products and crafts.
Whether you are of Scottish descent or simply appreciate the culture and traditions, the Greenville Scottish Games and Great Scot Parade offer a fun and educational experience for all ages. Don’t miss out on this celebration of Scottish heritage in the heart of Greenville!
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