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Jackson Hole Scottish Festival

By Amy Hubbard, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
11:07 AM PDT, July 26, 2007

An evening ceilidh (Celtic social event) brings music of the British Isles, with harpists, singers, dancers, bagpipers and drummers. The Scottish celebration also has a bonny-knees contest (male knees, female judges), bagpiping and drumming competitions. Nationally ranked amateurs compete in athletic contests including the caber toss, which involves flipping a heavy pole, and the sheaf toss, where a 16-pound bag is heaved over a bar. Last year's winner topped 27 feet.

When, where: Aug. 17 and 18 at the Teton County Fair Grounds, 305 W. Snow King Ave.

Admission: $5 per person per day.

Info: (307) 733-2662, www.wyohighlanders.net.

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