Greighlan Crossing
Pipe Band
Promoting Scottish Culture Through Great Music
Who We Are
The Greighlan Crossing Pipe Band, located in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Canada, is a Grade 3A band established in 2004.
Over the past twenty years, the band has grown into a highly accomplished and internationally recognized ensemble.
A member of the British Columbia Piper's Association (BCPA), the band competes in Highland Games across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. In addition to its competitive achievements, the band actively engages in various community events and performances, fostering Scottish culture within the local community
What We Do
Competitions
Greighlan participates in local Highland Games competitions throughout the Pacific Northwest (British Columbia, Canada and Washington state, USA), as well as periodically travelling to other provinces of Canada and along the pacific coast of the United States. The band also travels internationally every few years.
Performances
Our performances showcase the rich heritage of Scottish and Celtic music. We bring the spirit of Scotland to life through our music and performances at various events and venues.
Community Involvement
Greighlan Crossing is committed to serving our local communities by promoting Scottish culture through performances at cultural events, fundraisers, parades and Highland Games throughout British Columbia and beyond. Through our community presence and performances, we aim to keep these rich traditions alive while entertaining folks young and young at heart!
Upcoming Events & Performances
Fun Facts About Greighlan
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Our two-headed dragon logo symbolizes the two founders of Greighlan Crossing Pipe Band, Graham Davidson and Len Leroux.
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In the early days of the band, members wore their personal kilts until enough funds were raised to purchase a bolt of fabric for the kilts we proudly wear today—the Weathered Old Sutherland tartan.
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The band’s mascot is a crocheted dragon named "Greg Land," a playful nod to the frequent mispronunciation of our band’s name.
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In 2010, the band had the opportunity to travel to China, performing at various music festivals and even on the iconic Great Wall.
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After returning to the global stage in 2024, Greighlan Crossing has continued to compete in major competitions, including at the 2024 European Championships, the 2025 North American Championships in Maxville, Ontario, and the 2026 World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, Scotland.
2004
Year of Establishment
150
Members Throughout the Years
200+
Competitions Participated In
21 (AND COUNTING...)
Titles Earned
