Cincinnati Highland Dancers

Happy (Late) St. Patrick's Day from CHD at the Cincinnati St. Patrick's Day Parade!

This is who we would like you to wish a very Happy Birthday to!

Happy Birthday, Miss Melissa!

Get ready for performance season AND support us at the same time!

Visit our Bonfire store to buy CHD branded shirts, sweatshirts, bags, and more! We received a small donation for each item sold!

Cincinnati Highland Dancers | Fundraiser Store | Bonfire CHD is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit organization dedicated to promoting and preserving the traditions and culture of Scottish Highland Dancing.  

Welcome (fàilte)! Things have been busy around here, so please allow us to reintroduce ourselves.

Cincinnati Highland Dancers is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit organization dedicated to promoting and preserving the traditions and culture of Scottish Highland Dancing in Cincinnati, OH.

Cincinnati Highland Dancers was founded in 1991 and is led by teachers qualified through the British Association of Teachers of Dancing (BATD) and the Royal Scottish Official Board of Highland Dancing (RSOBHD).

In addition to competing in local, regional, national and world competitions, dancers enjoy performing throughout the year for the community. Our performances consist of demonstrations of historical dances in traditional attire.

Here at our studio, we celebrate the diversity of our staff, students, and community. We believe that anyone should be able to participate and enjoy Scottish Highland Dancing. We are committed to making our programs available and accessible to all interested students.

If you are interested in learning more about the classes, programs, and performances we offer, or would like to make a donation to help support our programs, please click the link below to view our Linktree where you will find links to our website, contact information, and class information.

https://linktr.ee/cincinnatihighlanddancers

Join us this weekend at Celtic Fest Ohio!

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Classes start one week from today!!!

Join us for a class this summer during our five-week session in July!

Registration is open for new and returning dancers ages 4 and up!

NEW this year- join us for our first adult mixed-level class designed to get new and "retired" dancers up and moving in a fun, relaxed environment! This class is designed for adults 18+, but older high schoolers new to Highland dance are welcome to join us this session.

Additional information can be found by scanning the QR code or clicking here:
https://www.cincyhighlanddancers.org/summer24

Join us for a class this summer during our five-week session in July!

Registration is open for new and returning dancers ages 4 and up!

NEW this year- join us for our first adult* mixed-level class designed to get new and "retired" dancers up and moving in a fun, relaxed environment! WE NEED AT LEAST FOUR ADULTS SIGNED UP FOR THIS CLASS TO RUN.

Additional information can be found by scanning the QR code or clicking here:
https://www.cincyhighlanddancers.org/summer24

*This class is geared towards adults aged 18+, but older high schoolers (16+) brand new to Highland dance are welcome during this session.

Join us for a class this summer during our five-week session in July!

Registration is open for new and returning dancers ages 4 and up!

NEW this year- join us for our first adult mixed-level class designed to get new and "retired" dancers up and moving in a fun, relaxed environment!

Additional information can be found by scanning the QR code or clicking here:
https://www.cincyhighlanddancers.org/summer24

Happy Appalachian Festival Day!

Join us this weekend for TWO public performances at the Appalachian Festival at Coney Island!

We will be dancing on the Dance Stage on Sunday from 10am - 11am and again from 2:30pm - 3pm.

We love performing at the Appalachian Festival, not just because we can share our love of dance, but we can also share the stories and history of the Scots that settled in the Appalachian mountain region!

Cincinnati Highland Dancers' was founded and holds some of our classes in Clermont County- the western-most Appalachian county in Ohio. Although we may be on the "edge of Appalachia," we still feel the cultural, historical, and economic impacts in our community.

We also take pause to acknowledge, especially as we share the weekend with other folk from this region, that we are, and will be, dancing on stollen land historically under the stewardship of the Hopewell, Adena, Myaamia, Shawandasse Tula, Lenapé, and Wazhazhe Manzhan peoples, and is still home to a diverse group of indigenous peoples who have been unfairly and disproportionately affected by the systemic, intentional, and often times violent colonialism many of us continue to benefit from today.

For more information, please visit Appalachian Festival.Org

To learn more about us, please visit CincyHighlandDancers.Org