EVENT GUIDE

General Info

Featuring

Gordie Sampson

2025 Performing Artists

Scotch Four

The traditional Broad Cove set is a certified crowd-pleaser. The Scotch Four is always a treat, consisting of four step dancers and fiddle accompaniment.

Celtic Touch Dancers

It’s always a delight when these young Celtic dancers take the stage at Broad Cove. Witness a colourful and energetic performance from beginning to end.

La Swing du Suête

Prepare to be captivated by the dynamic and intricate footwork of La Swing du Suete, as they bring their exhilarating dance to the stage at Broad Cove, showcasing the lively essence of Celtic tradition.

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Sketches by Joe Murphy

Events

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Broad Cove all day long. Concert day offers many activities from dawn to dusk, making it an ideal addition to your summer itinerary.

“The stunning setting and the fact that the Concert continues to showcase authentic Gaelic traditional music, step-dancing, and other cherished traditions of our people make it a must-see event.”

Rodney MacDonald

 

Heading to Broad Cove?

Getting to the concert is a breeze! Broad Cove is just a short five-minute drive from Inverness village and is conveniently located between popular tourist attractions such as Cabot Cape Breton and renowned beaches. Simply click on the map for directions, regardless of your starting point.

Relive Your Favourite Acts

Our map (click to expand) is a helpful tool for navigating the various areas of the Broad Cove Scottish Concert.

The Venue

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Health & Safety

Your safety is our top priority, and we're committed to ensuring a comfortable and secure environment for everyone attending the event.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Contact us.

Broadcove_concert@outlook.com

178 Broad Cove Marsh Rd.
Inverness, NS B0E 1N0

We acknowledge that the Broad Cove Scottish Concert is in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional territory of the Mi’kmaq people. People come to Broad Cove to take in our Scottish culture, and we respect the deep, historical connection to this land by the Mi’kmaq people.