Here's the Band preparing to march in the 2016 parade for the Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival in early September.
Centennial State Pipes and Drums plays in numerous performances, parades, highland games and competitions throughout Colorado and in neighboring states. See where we'll be next by clicking here.
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Established in the Late 1900's 
Nothing captures the air of the Highlands in Colorado better than the sound of the Pipes & Drums in Estes Park during the Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival. This is a fantastic weekend of Celtic music, food, fun and games. Look and listen for us in Saturday's parade, massed bands, and pipe band competition... We're the ones in the stunning blue kilts!
Estes Park Fairgrounds
The band returns to one of our favorite gigs of the year, The Great American Beer Festival the first weekend in October. We'll strike up to welcome the tens of thousands of brew enthusiasts who stream through the doors as each session opens. Then, we march through the hall to help GABF work up a thirst.
The Colorado Convention Center at 14th & Stout Streets in Downtown Denver. Map
We'll be piping on the plains in historic Hugo, Colorado for their annual Fall Festival this year. Exact location and times to be announced here soon.
Hugo, Colorado
Take a closer look. That is not an octopus at all, but the majestic Great Highland Bagpipe!
Known as the GHB for short, this is the instrument developed in Scotland and made
famous by pipe and drum bands all over the world.
The Centennial State Pipes and Drums (CSPD) is a 501(c)(3) (tax-exempt) organization based near Denver, Colorado and a full member of the Western United States Pipe Band Association (WUSPBA).
