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Scotland’s Auld Reekie Festival defies Storm Eowyn

29 January 2025

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Over 100 players from all over Scotland headed to Edinburgh at the weekend to join the Auld Reekie Festival and a fun-filled day of pickleball.

Storm Eowyn threw in a few challenges to the organisers as well as those travelling, but nonetheless plenty of players made their way from across the country to join in.

The festival was jointly hosted by Pickleball Scotland and East Lothian Pickleball Club, and featured two special activity courts – Play The Ball Machine and Beat The Coach – both of which proved very popular with participants.

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