When does the concert start and when is entry?

Start is on Friday 31.07.2026 at 18:30 Uhr, entry from 18:00 Uhr at the Open-Air Stage Castle Garden in Schwerin.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets are available from 40.20 Euro according to the organizer; further price levels are available depending on the seating category.

Are there parking spaces on site?

There are only limited parking opportunities; public transport, P&R, and public transport parking areas in Schwerin with direct access are recommended.

Is the location accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, there are barrier-free access points as well as designated disabled parking spaces about 100 m away on Jägerweg; wheelchair spots should be inquired about in advance with the ticket service.

How long does the show last approximately?

The usual duration of an open-air concert of this type is about two to three hours including a break; precise details will be provided by the organizer.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

Information to follow; generally, there is a regulation in favor of the catering services on site at the open-air stage.

Highland Saga live ignites Schwerin's Night: Bagpipe, Rock, Goosebumps, grand Open-Air in Castle Garden

Name: Highland Saga – Celtic Night
Start: 2026-07-31T20:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-31T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Freilichtbühne Schlossgarten

Celtic Power under the Stars: Highland Saga – Celtic Night in Schwerin

On July 31, 2026, Highland Saga transforms the open-air stage in Schwerin Castle Garden into a vibrant open-air concert of bagpipe sound, rock guitars, and grand melodies. An internationally cast show band presents folk classics and pop hits in fresh arrangements – with goosebump moments, cinematic projections, and real live feeling.

Live Atmosphere: When the Bagpipe Sings Through the Twilight

As the evening air sets in, the orchestration unfolds its pull: powerful drums, precise synchronization of pipes and snare, warm guitar layers, above which voices bring traditional songs like Auld Lang Syne, Loch Lomond, or Wellerman to new brilliance. Light art and canvas images open acoustic spaces – a concert experience that bundles audience mood, emotion, and storytelling.

Sound & Story: From the Highlands to the Stage

Highland Saga combines a narrated story with modern arrangements. Creative minds from the Scottish and German scenes – including arrangers with references from Clannad to Saxon – shape a stage performance that flows between folk, rock, and pop. Every detail is technically precise: dynamics, transitions, conducting of the band sections – exact and powerful.

Repertoire with Pulling Power

Between hymn-like ballads and driving choruses, dense sound images emerge. Well-known songs meet original compositions; bagpipe fanfares and finely tuned guitar work provide the distinctive Highland Saga signature.

Voices of the Fans

The reactions online are clear: Highland Saga excites its fans. On Instagram, a visitor writes: 'Can’t wait to feel the pipes live!' On Facebook, it says: 'Open-air in the castle garden + Highland Saga = Summer goosebumps!' On YouTube, one reads: 'The live shows sound powerful – pure energy.' On TikTok, a user comments: 'Kilt, beats, emotion – I’m in!'

Service: Arrival, Entry, Comfort

Entry from 6:00 PM. The venue recommends public transport due to limited parking; P&R and public transport parking areas in Schwerin are connected. Barrier-free areas and designated disabled parking spaces (e.g., on Jägerweg, about 100 m away) facilitate access.

Conclusion: An atmospherically dense open-air that combines tradition and modernity. Those who love bagpipes, rock, and grand open-air feeling will experience a summer evening with an echo in Schwerin – secure tickets now.