Welcome to the Estes Park International Tattoo!

Join us September 9th to 11th for the all-new 2022 Estes Park International Tattoo!

Under the new direction of an international team drawn from the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Europe, the 2022 Estes Park International Tattoo brings to Colorado an international array of talent from Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, United States of America - & more! 

Join us together with over 300 performers from across the globe in a celebration of marching bands, highland dancing and massed bagpipes - a spectacular evening of music & pageantry not to be missed

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2022 Production Team

The Production Team of the Estes Park International Tattoo is as international as the show itself, and includes a number of leading creatives from the international Tattoo scene. Our 2022 Production Team includes Tattoo Producer, Peggy Sue Young (USA); Tattoo Director, Craig Roberts (UK); Tattoo Drum Major, Kevin Conquest (USA); Soloist & Choreographer, Crystel Benton (New Zealand) and Choreographer & Highland Dance Coordinator, Elizabeth McCorkell (Canada). To learn more about each highly valued members of the team, click on their images above

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So why is it called a Tattoo?
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The term "tattoo" derives from the cries of the 17th and 18th century Dutch innkeepers, who, as the fifes and drums of the local regiment signalled a return to quarters would cry, "Doe den tap toe!" - "Turn off the taps!"
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The sound of the "taps" caused the innkeeper's customers to depart and return to their barracks. The word "tattoo" evolved over time, and now refers to the large scale ceremonial performances of military music by massed bands that we know today

2021 Cast

Our 2021 cast is detailed below. The full 2022 cast will be released in Spring 2022

3 MAW Band

​United States of America

The Old Guard Fife & Drums
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United States of America

Massed Pipes & Drums
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Canada / USA

Highland Dancers
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International