Drumming Competitor Information

July 26, 27 & 28, 2013
Enumclaw Expo Center
45224 - 284^th Avenue SE
Enumclaw, Washington 98022
NO PETS ALLOWED IN THE Enumclaw Expo Center

Entry forms for the 2013 Drumming Competition at the Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games are available below in a PDF format. Please read rules and pertinent information before proceeding to On-Line Registration (preferred submission) via the links listed below.

ENTRY FORMS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD APRIL 7, 2013

COMPETITORS OF RECORD WILL RECEIVE REMINDER POST CARD

ENTRY CLOSING JUNE 19, 2013

WE DO NOT ACCEPT LATE OR FIELD ENTRIES

NO REFUNDS

PIPING DRUMMING SATURDAY COMPETITION SCHEDULES

PIPING DRUMMING SUNDAY COMPETITION SCHEDULES

Please note that the Drum Major competition is included on the Individual Piping Drumming Download Entry Form

Drum Major on-line entry is included in the Drumming Entry Form

DOWNLOAD INDIVIDUAL PIPING, DRUMMING ENTRY

ON-LINE REGISTRATION DRUMMING ENTRY FORM

EMAIL BAND, PIPING AND DRUMMING COMMITTEE

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A Wee Bit of Trivia

The tartan used on this site is the Seattle District Tartan
Emerald green for the Emerald City - Seattle,
Aegean blue for the waters around the city,
Primrose pink for the wild rhododendrons native to the region,
White for the snowy mountains,
and
Yellow for the golden sunshine of summer.

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