Announcing the 1st Annual Festival in honor of Robert the Bruce of Scotland and Scottish / Irish Heritage event is in the books and was a huge success !!! Thank You…

We are now in the stages of putting together our 2nd event to be held in 2025

Date: August 16th, 2025
Time: 11 am to 6 pm

Location: Boundary County Fairgrounds Pavilion

The Bruce Festival Committee is proud to present Boundary County’s 2nd annual festival to
celebrate Scottish / Irish culture and history, on Saturday August 16th, from 11 am to 6 pm at the
Boundary County Fairgrounds Pavilion.

Get involved in the fun and activities as we celebrate the 751st Birthday of Robert the Bruce in style.

The Bruce Festival is a unique opportunity for our community to come together and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Scotland and Ireland through the lens of the life and legacy of Robert the Bruce.

Attendees can expect to be transported to a world of Sottish and Irish traditions. This family-friendly event will feature:

– Sword Fighting Arena
– Food
– Live Music
– Raffle
– Guest speakers
– Storytellers
– Activities
– History Lessons
– Vendor Booths
– Bagpipes
– Video Presentations


How to get involved:

Want to attend The Bruce Festival for FREE? Volunteer today!
Sign up today to help at The Bruce Festival and receive free entry into the event! We would love to have you join us in our efforts to make The Bruce Festival an amazing and memorable experience for all who come!

Opportunity for Sponsorship!

Unique sponsorship and business advertising opportunities available.
Current Sponsors for our event include: Simple Simons Pizza, Will and Laura Realty, Super 1 Foods, DanzPlace.com, Woods Meat Processing, Badger Building Supply, Pro X Building Center, and Larsons Clothing.

Seeking Vendors at this time!

Do you have a business or historical hobby you would like to have considered for an attraction or a booth?

The Bruce Festival is dedicated to preserving and promoting North Idaho’s rich Scottish / Irish heritage. In short, our mission is simply to educate and engage the community through this historical and cultural event.