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Westford & District Pipes and Drums is a fire service pipe band made up of Public Safety personnel and civilians who support the mission of the band.

GREAT WEEKEND AT NH HIGHLAND GAMES

Well the competition season has come to a close with the NH Highland Games at Loon Mountain this past weekend.  The band put on a great performance with its new set and although we may not have placed it was a stellar effort by all.  A great weekend never the less starting with a great band dinner on Friday night at the Common Man in Ashland NH.  A very fun evening with some impromptu entertainment by our own Pipe Sgt Parsons, who by the way made an excellent lunch for the band on Saturday. Read More

NH HIGHLAND GAMES ARE HERE

Join the band this weekend at the 40th NH Highland Games at Loon Mountain in Lincoln NH.  The band will be taking part in the massed band opening ceremony, competing in the Grade 5 band competitions and finishing up with the closing ceremony on Saturday.  The band is looking for a strong performance this year and is excited with the musical selection.  Good luck to the band in this years competition. Read More

WORLD PIPE BAND CHAMPIONSHIPS THIS WEEKEND


We would like to wish our instructors good luck with the respective bands as they compete in the World Pipe Band Championships is Glasgow Scotland on Friday August 14and Saturday August 15.  Our piping instructor Kirk Brunson will be competing with Grade 1 Dowco Triumph Street and our drumming instructor Andrew Adams will be competing with Grade 3A Scotia Glenville.  The event will be streaming live via the BBC Scotland on Saturday starting at 9am Scotland time. Read More

MARINE CORP CHANGE OF COMMAND HIGHLIGHTS JUNE JULY EVENTS

The Westford Firefighters Pipes & Drums had the honor of participating in the 25th Marine Corp Change of Command ceremony on July 18th.  This was a very impressive ceremony steeped in Marine Corp and military tradition.  We performed three times during the ceremony, at the very beginning for the pre-parade serenade, a sound off where we marched before the troops and we closed out the ceremony with the playing of the Marine Corp Hymn. Read More