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EnglishWhere to Find Past Prosser Scottish Fest Programs, Performers, and Athletics Records
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The official site, prosserscottishfest.org, keeps past-edition material in its main navigation under Past Program Covers, Past Performers, and Highland Athletics Records. All three are archive pages rather than downloads, so you read them in the browser. The site also links a video of the 2017 fest and games, which is the closest thing to a full past-event recap currently published.
What each archive section holds
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Past Program Covers | Covers from earlier festival programs |
| Past Performers | Performers and music from previous years |
| Highland Athletics Records | Record marks set at the games |
| Clans and Societies | Clan and society participation information |
| Vendors | Vendor information |
The navigation also includes Chieftain of the Day, Sponsors, Athletics, Dance, Music, Clans, Activities, and Schedule — those are current-year or general pages, not archives.
The 2017 video
The homepage points to a video by Paul Nicodemus covering the 2017 fest and games, described as a way "to give you a flavor of the fest." It is the only past-event video the site currently links. Note the page's own caveat: if your browser does not support HTML5 media, the embedded player will not run, and you are told to update to a newer browser and return.
What the archive does not include
The published material does not list a separate results archive, a searchable records database, or downloadable program PDFs. If you need a specific year's results beyond what the records and past-performer pages show, the site offers no self-serve path — the General Chair email ([email protected]) is the contact given for festival matters, including volunteering.
Timing context for past editions
The most recent event was the 24th annual fest and games, and the site thanks attendees, athletes, clans, dancers, performers, sponsors, vendors, and volunteers for it. The 25th annual fest and games is set for Saturday, June 19, 2027. The site was updated 06/22/2026.
Location, if you are cross-referencing a past year
The festival's home is the Prosser Wine and Food Park in Prosser, Washington. For navigation, use 2840 Lee Road, Prosser, WA, or the coordinates 46.218342,-119.729428.