Pride, Tradition & Community
Established in 1937, the Bendigo Highland Pipe Band has been a cornerstone of the Bendigo community for nearly 90 years. As the city's longest serving pipe band, we have proudly carried the traditions of Scottish music through generations of pipers and drummers.
Over the decades, the band has played at countless Anzac Day marches, community festivals, memorial services, and cultural celebrations. Our distinctive sound — the soaring drone of the pipes and the thunder of the drums — has become a familiar and beloved part of life in Central Victoria.
Our members come from all walks of life, united by a shared passion for this unique musical art form. From experienced players to beginners taking their first steps, the band is a welcoming family.
Explore Our History
Our priority is to support community events and commemorations across Bendigo and Central Victoria. We believe the pipe band has a vital role to play in bringing people together and honouring important occasions.
We are dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich musical heritage of Scotland. From traditional marches to haunting laments, we strive for musical excellence in every performance.
In our distinctive light blue shirts, red tartan kilts, and black glengarries with red toorie, we present ourselves with pride and discipline at every engagement.
The Bendigo Highland Pipe Band is instantly recognisable in its traditional uniform:
Together, these elements create a striking visual presence that matches the power of our music.
We are always looking for new members to join our ranks. Whether you are an experienced piper or drummer, or someone who has always wanted to learn, we would love to hear from you.
We welcome players of all ages and skill levels. Our experienced members are happy to mentor beginners, and there is a strong sense of camaraderie and support within the band.