Chattahoochee Celtic Pipes & Drums is a non-profit organization based in Roswell, GA. Its members come from all walks of life, yet they share a common love for Celtic music and culture. They enjoy performing the traditional pipe band tunes and sets, as well as additional tunes "regular" people can recognize and appreciate too. Members believe the band experience should be challenging, enjoyable and fun – and they work hard at the FUN part! The band is best described as: a good-sounding, fun-loving street band !
 
The Band's History
In 2002 Roswell based Chattahoochee Pipes & Drums and Marietta based Celtic Connection Pipes & Drums combined their collective talents and resources to become the new Chattahoochee Celtic Pipes & Drums. Celtic Connection was started in 1992 by Frank and Alice Mulligan of Marietta. Its members were from diverse backgrounds and musical talents. For ten years the band played at Southeastern based parades, gatherings, ceremonies and Scottish games - including the Stone Mountain Highland Games.

Chattahoochee - originally started by Rory Howe with the Roswell Police Department - served as an integral part of the department's Special Operations Unit, who in turn offered to serve as its original sponsor following the Stone Mountain Games in 1995. The band was originally staffed with many players from the Roswell police and fire service. For almost seven years the band participated in numerous parades, ceremonies and Scottish games throughout the Southeast. 

Our Tartan and Regalia
The band wears the beautiful Chattahoochee Tartan, designed for the City of Roswell prior to the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, and officially registered to the City of Roswell by Lord Lyon. Members sport horse-hair sporrans, spats, bottle green hose, black glengarries with black and white cocks feathers, matching band logo shirts, and dark blue "woolie-pully" sweaters in the winter.