Third annual World Fiddle Day draws huge crowd to downtown Kincardine

The third annual World Fiddle Day drew a huge crowd to Harbour Street in downtown Kincardine, Saturday afternoon.

The event opened with five pieces by the Kincardine Scottish Fiddle Orchestra, led by John Schnarr.



The Kincardine Scottish Fiddle Orchestra performs at World Fiddle Day in Kincardine

The local fiddlers then took centre stage, along with two guitarists and a keyboard player, to offer some terrific fiddle music which was much appreciated by the audience.



Fiddlers, guitarists and a keyboard player perform at World Fiddle Day

Dancers with Celtic Academy Canada performed several numbers, to the music of the fiddlers, with the highlight being a double-jig, "The Sweets of May."



Dancers with Celtic Academy Canada perform "The Sweets of May"

The show also featured award-winning fiddle player Randy Morrison, and some step-dancing, and ended with a jam session at the Bruce Steakhouse.

Organizer and fiddle player, Deb Morris, was thrilled with the turn-out, and the beautiful, sunny weather for the event.