There will be non stop entertainment on the day, with festivities officially kicking off at 10 am following the street parade in Bundanoon at 9 am.

Get in to the Scottish spirit at the fiddlers tent and undercover entertainment area or witness the passion and energy of traditional Scottish Highland dancing. Get the kids involved on the day with the egg toss, the Bonnie Bairns competition and the Fergie stones to name a few. 

Adults can get in on the fun with the kilted dash, hay toss, lifting the Bundanoon stones and the heavy weight champions. 

There will be plenty of stalls available on the day offering food (haggis included), souvenirs, tartans and more.

End the day at the traditional Ceilidh, with traditional music, food and entertainment all on offer. 

With so much to see and do, elderly visitors to Brigadoon will have an opportunity to sit back and have a break at the Warrigal Lounge on the day. 

Warrigal is an aged care home and residential home in Bundaoon and will be on hand to provide comfortable chairs that are easy to get out of on the day. The idea came from a member of the Warrigal staff who brought her elderly mum to Brigadoon the year before and found that there was no where to sit and rest. Warrigal Lounge will be decorated in a Highlands theme and will have plenty of comfortable seating on hand. 

Get down to Bundanoon Oval on April 6 to experience Brigadoon. Ticket prices start from $10 and can be purchased at the gate. 

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