Hammond Scottish Festival 5K Kilt Run/Walk 2026

Description

Online registration closes on July 10th but you may register the morning of the race. If you would like a t-shirt, please register by Friday, July 3rd .

Youth Division (Ages 7-12) Register 2/1-4/30 ($10) Register 5/1-7/9 ($15)

Adult Division (Ages 13+) Save money with early registration!

Register 2/1-2/28 ($20) Register 3/1-3/31 ($25)

Register 4/1-4/30 ($30) Register 5/1-7/9 ($35)

Registration Perks:

Register by Friday, July 3rd and receive a free T-shirt ($15 value)

All registered participants receive a free admission ticket to the Scottish Festival ($10 Value)

Beverages will be provided after the race for all of our “Bravehearts” by our race sponsor, Ogdensburg Pepsi Cola Bottlers.

Special prize for first female and male adult and first female and male youth to cross the Finish Line. Prizes donated by race sponsor QT Laser & Design, Ogdensburg.

Plus, there will be a *GRAND PRIZE drawing in both the adult and youth divisions to ONLY the first 100 registrants in EACH division:

* Adult Division Prize: $100 Cash donated by Vintage Doors, Hammond

* Youth Division Prize: Pizza Package donated by Ogdensburg Pizza Hut

* Drawing immediately following race. Must be present to win!

Important Race Details:

This is a non-competitive event and times will be provided at the Finish Line.

Don’t forget your kilt!! In order to participate, every runner/walker MUST wear a kilt that is tartan, has an apron front and a pleated back. If you don’t own one, an affordable kilt ($16-$28) can be found at store.stillwaterkilts.com (check the Thrifty section). To be fair to all participants and maintain the spirit of the festival, we will provide a refund and deny race participation if kilt requirements are not followed. It's a fun run! Enjoy the Celtic Spirit!

Check-in starts at 7:45 a.m. at the museum and the race begins promptly at 8:30 a.m. A Bagpiper will lead everyone to the Starting Line!

RACE ROUTE: The race starts at the museum where runners/walkers will proceed down County Route 6 which winds through beautiful farmland and past original stone houses built by Scottish settlers. The turn around for the loop back to town is off road and on the site of an 1830s Scottish stone home that sits atop a hill overlooking a pond and wooded area. The race ends at the museum so participants (with their free admission ticket) can enjoy the Hammond Scottish Festival.

At 9:00 the Scottish Festival kicks off with:

Celtic music Scottish dancers vendors pipers K ids Castle Obstacle Course petting zoo

Wee Bairns Tent blacksmith, spinning and weaving demonstrations "Dress U p Like a Scot" photo booth

Scottish Immersion Tent (Gaelic, penny whistle, and Scottish country dancing workshops, local Scottish stone house history, Hammond Tartan displays, and clan information)

... the very popular Highland Games !!