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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND WELCOMES

We’re thrilled for you to join us as we celebrate our annual Scottish festival and highland games. The Oklahoma Highland Gathering is organized by the United Scottish Clans of Oklahoma, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and the region’s premier celebration of Celtic history, music and culture. Our three-day festival offers attractions for the entire family and is a beloved tradition in the Oklahoma City metro.

Attendees get to enjoy the many sounds of Scotland, ranging from modern Celtic bands to bagpipes and traditional folk tunes. Our festival features whisky tastings, a fantastic selection of craft beer and wine, and delicious cuisine from around the world. Our IHGF-sanctioned highland games, dancing, pipes and drums also play an integral role in the Oklahoma Highland Gathering. To top it all off, we host Celtic-themed and artisan vendors from around the nation as well as live demonstrations of traditional blacksmithing, lace tatting and sheep herding.

As a festival sponsor, you may use your partnership funding in part or whole as a tax-deductible benefit. In this brochure, you’ll find multiple sponsorship opportunities that can be customized to fit your business or organization to maximize your brand exposure. We also accept in-kind donations in the form of goods, supplies and services.

Why sponsor?

57%

WOMEN

6%

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43%

MEN

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18-24

13,200 Followers
FACEBOOK

900+ Followers
INSTAGRAM

19%

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700+ Subscribers
EMAIL

700+ Monthly Visits
WEBSITE

19%

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20%

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The Attendees

The Oklahoma Highland Gathering attracts attendees from all over the country and includes all ages, education levels, socioeconomic status as well as a dedicated team of volunteers, competitors, bands and vendors. The majority of people who come to the Oklahoma Highland Gathering are between 35 and 55 years old, and many bring their entire family.

In previous years, we entertained 8,000 to 10,000 attendees. In 2020, our social media presence doubled in size and has since grown a devoted following. With a new, larger venue and the support of surrounding communities, we’re anticipating our annual Scottish festival to attract more people than ever before.