EPS Pipe Band Community Events

Edmonton Police Service Pipes and Drums K Days 1999

In addition to acting as an ambassador for the Service at military functions and ceremonies, the band plays at numerous community functions, parades, and non profit charity events in and around the Edmonton area. The Pipes & Drums of the Edmonton Police Service do not charge any fee for its gift of music to its citizens and communities. The photograph below was taken at Edmonton City Hall with Chief Mike Boyd at his swearing in ceremony. Also in the photo are the Edmonton Police Honor Guard and Edmonton Police Historical Society members.

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Pipes and Drums leading the Edmonton's CapitaOcl EX Parade 2009

St. Albert Rainmaker Rodeo Parade - June 2009

Band with members of the Alberta Special Olympics - June 2009	Playing at the closing ceremonies of the Alberta Special Olympics in St. Albert - June 2009

Closing ceremonies - Special Olympics		Playing for "Stars of Hope" at the Jubilee Auditorium in support of Kids With Cancer in March 2009	Lethbridge Regional Police Service Ball in September 2008.	Pipe Sgt. Hilton leading the band.

Lethbridge Regional Police Service Ball	Chief Tom MacKenzie "paying the piper"	Lethbridge Regional Police Service Ball	Lethbridge Regional Police Service Ball	Lethbridge Regional Police Service Ball

Recruit Graduation at City Hall	Members performing at Recruit Graduation	Mini Band performing at Recruit Grad at City Hall	Band marching to the Police Memorial at the Alberta Legislature	Playing at Ezio Faraone Park on September 11, 2002

Fire Fighters Memorial on September 11, 2002	Marching to the Legislature with RCMP & CPS Pipe Bands for Police Memorial	Recruit Class 100 Graduation at the Jubilee Auditorium	Mini Band taking a break at an Edmonton Burns Club Annual Dinner	Commonwealth Games playing with Edmonton Transit Pipe Band

Freedom of the City Parade 1992	EPS Pipes and Drums were part of the Alberta Centennial Tattoo in July 2005 in Edmonton	Alberta Centennial Tattoo was a theatrical tribute to Canada’s military and 100 years of Alberta's history	hundreds of musicians, dancers, singers, actors and military personnel performed in the Tattoo	A total of 11 military and police bands from across Canada marched to the beat of music that spanned a century

Marching to the Police Memorial in Sept. 2006 (thanks to L. Martens)	Marching to the Police Memorial in Sept. 2006 (thanks to L. Martens)	Marching to the Police Memorial in Sept. 2006 (thanks to L. Martens)	Pipe Majors from Edmonton & Calgary lead mass bands at the Police Memorial parade in 2007	The Drum Section at the Police Memorial parade in 2007
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Mass bands followed by EPS members in dress uniforms in 2007	Pipe Major McKee leads the EPS Pipe Band contingent	Heading to the Legislature Grounds at the Police Memorial parade in 2007	PM McKee playing the lament in front of EPS, RCMP, CPS and Sheriff's band members	The Police Memorial

The RCMP Bugler plays the Last Post	Police and Peace Officers from across the province at the Police Memorial in 2007	Marching on to the field with the combined police chorus in the background	Playing at the St. Albert Legion following Remembrance Day ceremonies in 2007	Playing at the St. Albert Legion following Remembrance Day ceremonies in 2007

Stony Plain Framer's Days Parade 2009 leading the parade with the color party and the RCMP

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