The band is based in Shoreline (North Seattle, WA) and is open to any young person in the Puget Sound region interested in Scottish piping or drumming. The NWJPB is a competition and performance-oriented pipe band, traveling each summer to Scottish Highland Games, competing against other bands and playing for the thousands of people who attend these events. The band also performs at a variety of festivals, parades and private events throughout the year.
St. Patrick’s Day Parade – 12.30pm: Jefferson St & 4th Ave, Seattle To participate click this Parade Registration
Pipe Major Kevin Auld of the Washington Scottish Pipe Band, teaches highland bagpipes to students of all ages and abilities. I am looking for enthusiastic…
I am a professional Great Highland Bagpiper of 50 years. My four brothers and I attended various Scottish Performing Arts schools during the summer months over…
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My name is Kevin Auld and I am a full time bagpipe instructor and performer in Seattle, WA USA.