BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — Scotfest Oklahoma will return to Broken Arrow for one last hurrah.
Organizers were forced to cancel the event last year after thieves stole a trailer carrying $70,000 worth of items for the festival. The trailer was also valued at $15,000.
They also cited parking issues with construction and two other events the same weekend.
The final festival will bring games, food, and of course, bagpipes, to Broken Arrow.
“We may have heavy hearts, but we plan to send Scotfest off with full glasses, loud pipes and one unforgettable final weekend,” said Kris Morrison, executive director of Scotfest. “For 46 years, this festival has brought people together to celebrate Scottish and Celtic culture, and while saying goodbye is not easy, we are committed to making this final year a celebration worthy of the community that built it.”
Scotfest started in 1980 to bring Scottish culture, competition, music, and food to Green Country.
The final Scotfest is September 18, 19, and 20. More information is available at Scotfest's website.
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