A Tour of the Games:
Celtic Marketplace
(Merchant vendor form)
Saturday 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
The Wisconsin Highland Games feature a large Celtic Marketplace with merchants selling a wide range of products including kilts, kilt accessories, clothing, art, jewelry, novelties, and much more.
2024 Merchants
Outside Vendors
St. Kilda USA Traditional Scottish & Irish Highland wear, T-shirts, Kilts, Jackets and Kilts and kilt accessories, Clan memorabilia
Dark River Pottery & Forge Handcrafted and Custom Glazed cups, plates, bowls, mugs, goblets, tea sets, vases and decorative items
Earthy Smells Essential oils, fragrance oils, locket diffuser necklaces and polymer clay creatures accessories.
Mystic Ireland Irish, Celtic & Guinness wearables, capes, jewelry
Nancy’s Sweet Nothings Scottish Shortbread, scones, tablet, flapjack, muffins, dry drink mixes, breads & mixes, Knitted items
Museum Replica Celtic Hand cast Scottish and Celtic themed museum replica jewelry,
Highland Jewelers earrings rings, pendants & necklaces
New Life Sporrans Custom made Sporrans and belt buckles, kilt pins
Familia Online Bakery Pre-packaged Scones, cookies, bars, loaves
(sugar and gluten free options)
Wood & Flora Shields, flower Crowns, foam swords, Celtic knot necklaces and gaming accessories
MRM Jewelry, hats, bags and clothing
Thorn and Thistle Apothecary Flower crowns, Bath shots, and hair pieces
Imperial 3D Printing 3D printed art, collectables, bath bomb molds,can koozies,
& Design LLC Key chains, jewelry and more
PJ Quilts Celtic knot art, table runners, wall art
Danner Arts & Armour LLC Chainmail armour, wearables, jewelry & accessories
Scottish Attire/Clotheno USA Kilts, jackets,all accessories, ghillie brogues, harps, swords, sgian dubh, dirks, brooches
Inside Vendors (Forum)
O'Malley's European Market Irish & British Foods
Chocolate Moonshine Luxury Chocolates, gourmet fudge, hand painted truffle bars, decadent hand made confections
The Way We Were Victorian Scottish Jewelry (1800's to mid 1900's)
The Way We Were Victorian Scottish Jewelry (1800's to mid 1900's)