Kirsty Grant ... Iain's daughter, has been involved with Highland Dancing from a very early age. At age 3 years Kirsty made her first appearance as a Highland Dancer, with her Father, and, has over the years delighted audiences world wide with her skill in this very "Highland" dance form.  

Kirsty can demonstrate to your guests or clients, dances such as:
- The Highland Fling;
- Flora Macdonald's Fancy; and the breathtaking
- "Ghillie Calum"or the Sword Dance, as it is better known, dancing over a genuine Highland Broadsword ... the Clansman's dance of victory!!!

Kirsty can in fact appear with as many Highland Dancers as you wish,the record being 24 dancers, all doing the swords at the Dynamic Earth, here in Edinburgh; which ended with a standing ovation, by an overwhelmed audience.  

Iain and Kirsty can be seen around some of the big hotels and venues, such as the Balmoral Hotel, the Caledonian Hotel, the Scotch Whisky Experience, at Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh's City Chambers and The Royal Museum of Scotland, to name but a few.

Entertaining guests and clients from all over the world, they both perform on a regular basis at the Radisson SAS Hotel, situated on Edinburgh's Royal Mile, playing and dancing the "Great Scots"show; and explaining in a very light hearted manner the lives of, some of our most famous Scottish sons and daughters. Now in its 5th year!

Kirsty works in P.R and Communications here in the fair City of Edinburgh. Kirsty studied at Edinburgh Napier University and did part of her course at Louisiana State University (U.S.A), taking her Highland dancing skills to that part of the world. Kirsty, in fact, did the Highland Fling at a American Civil War re-enactment, (sharing her father's passion for this pastime).

Kirsty is a very keen athlete, having recently completed the Edinburgh Marathon in a record time.  

Pipe Major Grant and Kirsty strive at all times to ensure your guests or clients experience the Highland Culture at its best ... in its purest form.