Dance with us this fall!
Registration is open for the 25-26 dance season!
Classes for all ages and levels. No previous dance experience required.
Franklin location.
Scottish highland dance
Milwaukee Irish Fest
CÉAD MÍlE FÁILTE
A hundred thousand welcomes are waiting for you at Milwaukee Irish Fest!
Join us August 16 & 17, 2025, at the Henry Maier Festival Park for music, dancing and craic as the Caledonian Scottish Dancers celebrate their 60th year.
Dancers are putting in the work on some exciting new and new “old” dances. Don’t miss the chance to catch one of our Crossroads performances to see their debut!
The Lineup
Saturday 8/16
4PM – Irish Fest Parade
6PM – The Crossroads
Sunday 8/17
4PM – Irish Fest Parade
6PM – The Crossroads
The Gathering
Our youngest dancers accompanied some of our performance group for the first ever Wisconsin Scottish event “The Gathering” held outside the Red Roof Station in Eagle, Wisconsin on July 12th.
Party Time
The Caledonian Scottish Dancers alongside of The Billy Mitchell Scottish Pipes and Drums made a special surprise appearance at a birthday party at Westmoor Country Club, in Brookfield, earlier this month. We had very Scottish weather as we danced on the golf course lawn in front of the clubhouse where partygoers watched from the balcony. We’re honored to make the birthday girl’s day extra special.
Brookfield 4th of July Parade
Dancers marched and danced down Calhoun Rd. in Brookfield in a festive 4th of July celebration. Once again we teamed up with The Billy Mitchell Scottish Pipes and drums for this special event.
Fun Before the 4th
A fun filled celebrations of our nation’s independence. We danced behind The Billy Mitchell Scottish Pipes and Drums in the Mequon-Thiensville fun before the 4th parade on June 28th. The weather was perfect as we led the parade from Weyenberg Library to Thiensville Village Park.
Milwaukee Highland Games
Dancers competed at the Milwaukee Highland Games June 7th at Croatian Park in Franklin. The dance competition stage was dedicated to our founder Meribeth Waldrop and her spirit showed in everyone’s dancing. Dancers competed in Primary, Beginner, Intermediate, Premier and Choreography categories.
