
The HCRA supports programming at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site of Canada. Established on July 10, 1993, it is a non-profit, charitable organization which works in partnership with Parks Canada.The main focus of the HCRA's program is the re-enactment of the 78th Highland Regiment of Foot and the 3rd Brigade, Royal Artillery. This extensive living history program runs year-round for visitors to the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site of Canada.

78th Hignlanders in Banff On February 9-11, 2012, the 78th Highlanders made their debut in Banff National Park to perform a series of showcase demonstrations for the annual Snow Days celebration....
Read moreSession 1 - Beginner School Description: A three-day camp that introduces youth aged eight to 16 to Highland bagpiping or snare drumming. No previous experience is necessary. Location: Halifax Citadel National Historic...
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Thundering artillery, cracking rifle fire, rousing pipe and drum sounds, proud traditions of the Highland soldier and the colour and pageantry of Queen Victoria's army – this is the Halifax...
Read moreThe main focus of the HCRA's program is the re-enactment of the 78th Highland Regiment of Foot and the 3rd Brigade, Royal Artillery. This extensive living history program runs year-round...
Read moreThe 78th wore red doublets, kilts, sporrans, feather bonnets and red and white checkered hose stockings. Since the regiment was raised by the Head of the Clan MacKenzie and most...
Read moreInside the Halifax Citadel the sounds of a modern bustling port city are exchanged for the crack of rifle-fire and the skirl of bagpipes. This film is an introduction to Halifax Citadel National Historic Site of Canada, featuring the pageantry and the pipes and drums of the 78th Highland Regiment. Watch for drills, sentry duty, firing demonstrations, period military music and the firing of the noon gun.