The Highland Day festival has taken
many forms
over the years. Origins of the event can be traced back
to the early
1900s when Patuxent Grange 311 hosted harvest festivals.
Then in the
hip 1970s, community members came together to celebrate
the 200th
anniversary of Highland and a fair was held each spring.
Over the
years, many prominent Highlanders took charge of the
event.
Fast-forward to 2005 when the Greater Highland
Crossroads Association
took over the planning and execution of Highland Day.
GHCA has now
hosted the event for six years. Photos taken at each of
the
Highland Day events are made available for your viewing
enjoyment below
(Some years have not yet been added, so please check
back later).
Highland
Day 2010
(Photos for Highland Day 2010 have
not yet been
added.)
Highland
Day 2009
To see a selection of photos that were taken that
day
right click below. You can download the size jpg you
prefer,
or
add a comment.
Highland
Day 2008
(Photos for Highland Day 2008 have
not yet been
added.)
Highland
Day 2007
As you can see
from the selected
photos below Highland Day
had a great turnout of exhibitors and attendees.
To see a selection of photos that were taken that day
right click
below. You can download the size jpg you prefer, or add a
comment.
Highland
Day 2006
Although the weather did not
completely
cooperate, over 75 merchants (record-breaking
number!), exhibitors and
political candidates were on hand to meet and greet
members of Highland
and the surrounding communities.
(Photos for Highland Day
2006 have not
yet been added)
Highland Day 2005
On a beautiful, sunny October
day, the twelve
Heart of Highland merchants were joined by over 30
other exhibitors
along the four corners of the crossroads. We
estimated that over 1,300
folks were in attendance to check out the
festivities.
To see a selection of photos that were taken that day
right click
below. You can download the size jpg you prefer, or add
a
comment.
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