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While there have been Gatherings of one sort or another at Braemar since the days of King Malcolm Canmore nine hundred years ago, the Gathering has been run in its present form since During much of that time large crowds have come each year to acclaim their Monarch as Chieftain of the Braemar Gathering.

It is the oldest surviving Friendly Society in the UK. Since , The Gathering has been attended regularly by the reigning Monarch and members of the Royal Family.

The Braemar Royal Highland Charity organises and runs the Gathering and manages the Duke of Rothesay Highland Games Pavillion and Visitor Centre, which opened to the public in March and which houses heritage items dating back to the first games which took place under the Society auspices in The charitable aims of the BRH Charity are the following:.

As a charity, we rely on voluntary donations from individuals, companies and sponsors to undertake all of this charitable work, including the organising of the annual Braemar Gathering. The impact of the Covid pandemic on our income has been significant, as a result of the regrettable but necessary decisions to cancel the Gatherings in and Your support has never been more important. If you would like to know how your support can make a difference to the work of the BRH Charity and the Braemar Gathering, please click here.

For press enquiries: braemarpress btinternet. For general queries do not call secretary about tickets please contact the secretary via email: secretary braemargathering. For Press enquiries please contact: braemarpress btinternet. See authentic local Highlanders in their full tartan splendour. Learn about the Highland games, from the caber toss to the bagpipes! Opening times. We are delighted to announce that the exhibition at the Highland Games Centre will be open to the public initially on Saturday and Sunday from 3rd July to 31st October from 10 until 4.

We encourage visitors to book via Eventbrite here to allow us to monitor numbers and capacity but walk-ins will be possible if allowed by maximum capacity and will be asked to pay cash at the door. The visit is self-guided but a member of staff and volunteer team will be on hand to answer any questions. Please note that we will not be open on the 30th October due to a private function. Admission Prices. Under 5's free.

Group Bookings. Prices for group bookings are available on request. Thank you for your enquiry, a member of the team will be in touch.

Discover the living tradition of the Highland games. Email Us opens email. To help plan your visit here are some questions that we frequently get asked by visitors. Do you have parking? Parking is free for both cars and buses for an unlimited time. The car park is adjacent to the Pavilion. Can I take photographs? Whilst we ask that you do not use flash photography within the exhibition, we are happy for you to take photographs throughout the building. I have a disability — will I be able to visit?