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Royal Burgh of Dumfries Tattoo 2021

Dates

Location

LocationThe Crichton

Times

6pm
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9pm

Price

Ticket details coming soon for 2021

If you purchased a ticket for 2020, your ticket will still be valid for 2021. More information will be provided soon.

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EXCITING NEWS!

New date released for the Royal Burgh of Dumfries Tattoo in 2021!

The event was due to take place on Saturday 25th April 2020 at 6pm on the grounds of The Crichton, but due to Covid-19 it has now been rescheduled for 24th April 2021.

Over its 8 year history, the Tattoo has continued to attract high quality pipe bands and performers from far and wide to entertain their audience in Dumfries.

Details of the official launch of The Royal Burgh of Dumfries Tattoo for 2021 will be announced later but for now, please put the 24th April 2021 in your diary, stay home and stay safe.

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