The Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Dunvegan hosted its annual Harvest Fall Festival on Sunday, September 13, bringing visitors together for a day of activities celebrating the region’s agricultural and rural heritage.

The event featured a horse and buggy parade, live music, antique agricultural displays, heritage trades and demonstrations, children’s activities, and local vendors.

Visitors could also take part in the annual Cow Pie Bingo and Rooster Crowing Contest, while the Harvest Tent featured baking, preserves, plants, and other locally produced items.

The Dunvegan Recreation Association operated the festival canteen, while the historic Star Inn Tavern was open during the event, serving local beer from Wood Brothers Brewery.

Photos by Philip Oddi:

Calves relaxing in between visitors.
A sack race underway.
The Simply Singing Choir during their performance.
An attendee browsing a local vendor’s table.
A traditional hand-cranked rope-making interactive demonstration.
Children learned about rug-hooking techniques and were able to give it a try.
The Quigley Highlanders led the horse and buggy parade.
The horse and buggy parade.
The horse and buggy parade.