Sponsors
Perthshire Highland Games Association are delighted to announce STRUANS.com as Main Sponsor of the PHGA for the 2022 Highland Games season. Myles Redford, STRUANS General Sales Manager commented, "As a family run business with over 40 years of history serving customers from Perthshire and beyond, Struans are delighted to have been chosen as main sponsor for the 2022 Perthshire Highland Games Association calendar of events. The management and staff at Struans wish all of the athletes, pipers and dancers the very best of luck and success for this year's events."
Perthshire Highland Games Association are pleased to announce that the 2022 Dancing League will be sponsored by Pitlochry Highland Games.
Established in the 1970's, the company manufactures and supplies a wide range of quality Ladies & Gents Highland Wear, Dancers Outfits, Pipe Band & Military Dress - including Kilts, Plaids, Dancers Jackets, Waistcoats, Jig Dresses, Hornpipe Outfits, Pipe Band Doublets, Feather Bonnets and other traditional garments and accessories made from the finest materials.
Piob Mhor of Scotland Limited are stockists for the following Highland Dance Supplies - James Senior Highland Dance Footwear, Hullachan Dancing Shoes, Billy Forsyth Scottish Dancing Shoes.

Shop Hours:
Monday-Saturday 9.00 - 5.00
Kilt Hire: Monday - Saturday 9.30 - 4.30
Closed: Sunday
Piob Mhor of Scotland Limited
39-43 High Street
Blairgowrie
Perthshire
PH10 6DA
tel; 01250 872131
email: [email protected]
web: www.piobmhor-of-scotland.co.uk
Whether a regular Kilt wearer or first venture in Highland Dress our friendly and helpful staff will be pleased to offer expert advice and guidance, while our extensive knowledge, craftsmanship and skill enables us to produce to your personal requirements.


Perthshire Highland Games Association has been fortunate in receiving a grant which has covered the cost of purchasing equipment for use by all the Games in Perthshire. We are now the proud owners of a new net and posts for a safety cage for our Heavyweight competitors.
Communities can access funds which SSE make available near each of their renewable energy developments. Through their Griffin and Calliachar wind farms, they provide £392,500 per year to community and charitable projects.
Three of Perthshire's Highland Games fall within the community council areas, namely:
•Aberfeldy • Birnam •Kenmore
SSE set up local and regional community funds for each new onshore wind farm they build. For their local funds, panels made up of community members review applications and decide which projects to support and SSE work closely with the panel and applicants to ensure opportunities are maximised for the benefit of the community.
All of us at PHGA wish to thank SSE for their support.