The Broad Cove Scottish Concert is deemed the largest outdoor Scottish concert in Cape Breton. The concert holds great significance to the music culture of our Scottish heritage. The strong dedication of volunteers has made this concert possible throughout the years. Entertainment includes traditional piping. fiddlers, dancing and vocals. It is held on the last Sunday of July beginning at 3 pm. There is ample parking, canteen, washrooms, security and a beer tent for those who are 19 and above. The concert is located 3 km north of Inverness on Route 19 on the grounds of St. Margaret’s Parish.
Featuring: Ashley MacIsaac & Beolach
$25.00 (Children under 12 free)
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