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Kilt Skates across Canada and in the United States overcame the challenges of weather and public health protocols to be one of the best seasons ever.

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The 2022 kilt skate season wrapped up in the first-ever community kilt skate held in one of Canada’s Atlantic provinces — on a day when winter wrapped Prince Edward Island in a last cold embrace.

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This year it was South Glengarry’s turn again, and they proved once more that the Glengarries know how to throw a party. The kids couldn’t wait to get back out on the ice.

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The Scottish Society of Ottawa prides itself in always hosting its kilt skate outdoors. This can prove challenging some years — including this overcast, cold and windy winter’s day at the Lansdowne Park Skating Court.

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t takes a certain twisted determination to do something as impractical as skating with bare knees when the thermometer tells you it’s 25-below, but with the wind chill, it feels like 40-below. The Scots have a word for it: THRAWN!

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This year, like others before, the photos from the event feature young children at the beginning of their dancing career and the beginning of what we hope will be a lifelong love of skating.

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For the fourth year, Bryant Park in midtown Manhattan has hosted the Tartan Kilt Skate NYC. This year, once again, skaters gathered in their kilts and tartans to celebrate Scottish heritage.

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Week 6 of the kilt skate season started with the first community event of the year. On a sunny but cold afternoon, Scots and Scots-at-heart from near and far gathered at the skating pond at White Park in Concord, NH.

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In recent weeks, as public health officials relax some of the protocols, two cities that had originally cancelled their community events in favour of Home Edition have announced new dates for their community events.

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