Plenty of good fun, great entertainment during Family Day at Kincardine Scottish Festival

The Kincardine Scottish Festival and Highland Games wrapped up Sunday with children’s activities and a concert in Victoria Park, Kincardine.



Adam Cousins and his band perform at the Kincardine Scottish Festival, during Family Day; videos by David Dadson

The Music in the Park featured Adam Cousins and his band, Taylor’s Story – the Taylor Swift Tribute, Old Man Flanagan’s Ghost, Ally the Piper, and The Tartan Terrors.



The Taylor Swift Tribute Band, "Taylor's Story," performs at the Kincardine Scottish Festival

Among the afternoon activities, were ice-less curling, axe-throwing, the foam machine, a petting zoo, and other children’s games.



Old Man Flanagan's Ghost performs The Rattlin' Bog much to the joy of the audience on Family Day in Victoria Park, at the Kincardine Scottish Festival

During the closing ceremonies, festival president Tony Doherty thanked everyone for attending the event, as well as the organizers, and the performers, musicians, and artisans who graced the stage.

Kincardine mayor Kenneth Craig welcomed everyone to the Scottish “kitchen” celebration.

"Enjoy the companionship,” he said, “and be ‘sociable’. Thanks to Tony (Doherty) and his team for another great weekend!”

Grand chieftain Duncan Hawthorne, added his thanks to all who supported the festival.

“It’s like a Scottish pub,” he said. “It closes at 11 p.m., but everyone hangs around afterwards.”

He turned to his granddaughter, Hannah Burnett, who officially closed the Kincardine Scottish Festival and Highland Games.

Further coverage, of the Kirkin’ of the Tartan service and the heavy events, to come, on the Kincardine Record.