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Gillette, WY

Home of the Wyoming Celtic Festival and Highland Games, Gillette is in the northeastern part of Wyoming, located in the Powder River Basin, between the Black Hills and the Big Horn Mountains. To learn more about Gillette, visit the Chamber of Commerce Webpage, or the Campbell County Economic Development Webpage.

For driving directions to the Festival, click on Devils Tower.

Devils Tower

Entertainment

The Wyoming Celtic Festival & Highland Games features exciting entertainment by Celtic bands, Bagpipers, and living historical groups. Our past performers have included such musical acts as Men of Worth, The Indulgers, Lalla Rookh, The Muses, and Gobs O'Phun, historical reenactment by The Renaissance Scots, pipebands from Gillette, Miles City and Billings, MT and traditional folk dancers. Meet Celtic animals like Highland Cattle & Sheep, Clydesdales, Shetland ponies and more. Children's area with activities for the kids. Fun for the whole family!

Volunteers

The Wyoming Celtic Festival wouldn't be possible without the help of our legions of volunteers. Donate your time and enjoy a day in the park surrounded by Celtic atmosphere. We are always looking for interested people to run events, take tickets, coordinate activities, and keep the show going. Volunteers receive a day of fun in the sun. We also welcome monetary and in-kind donations from interested sponsors.  Contact the Director for more information.

2009

Yes, Wyoming, there is a

2009 Wyoming Celtic Festival & Highland Games!


at Cam-plex Park in Gillette, WY
this weekend

Mark your calendar!

2009 Festival - June 27 & 28

Ceilidh Tickets (The deadline for purchasing tickets that include the meal has passed. However, tickets for entertainment only will be available at the festival hospitality tent for $10 a piece.)

Entertainers:

7 Nations

Prickly Pair

Gobs O'Phun

The Muses

The Renaissance Scots

Wyoming Pipe and Drum

Also:

Highland Athletic Games

Children's Games and Activities

Food and Craft Vendors

Clans

Promoting Celtic Heritage, Arts, & Education in Wyoming

Gobs O'Phun

Wyoming Pipe and Drum

Renaissance Scots