Pubs, breweries, and restaurants
Guest-arrival features, brunch appearances, short performance sets, table-to-table moments when appropriate, and photo-friendly entrances.
Austin St. Patrick's Day Bagpiper
Ryan Guthrie performs Irish and Scottish favorites in full Highland dress for Austin St. Patrick's Day events, pub features, brewery brunches, school visits, parades, and private celebrations.
Check March AvailabilityWhy People Choose Ryan
St. Patrick's Day can mean a restaurant feature, a corporate lobby moment, a school cultural program, a neighborhood parade, or a private party. Ryan keeps the performance strong, punctual, and matched to the room.
Guest-arrival features, brunch appearances, short performance sets, table-to-table moments when appropriate, and photo-friendly entrances.
Lobby arrivals, executive welcomes, cultural education moments, campus events, assemblies, and March employee celebrations.
Neighborhood parades, birthday surprises, family gatherings, Celtic-themed parties, and send-off or arrival moments.
Get To Know Ryan
Choosing the right piper matters — especially for a funeral or a wedding. Ryan's story, reviews, and service area are all here so you can decide with confidence.
Find Ryan on Google
See Guthrie Highland Pipes on Google Maps — reviews, photos, and contact details for the Austin and Round Rock area.
Open profileMeet the piper
Ryan's story — from the Capitol City Highlanders in Austin to seven years piping professionally in the UK, including Lancaster Castle.
View detailsIn their words
Read what families, couples, and hosts say after the event — or leave a few words of your own.
View detailsWhere Ryan plays
Austin, Round Rock, the Hill Country, and the Central Texas cities Ryan regularly serves.
View detailsFinding the right fit
When one Highland piper is the perfect fit — and when a full pipe band might suit your event better.
View detailsBook directly with Ryan
Send your date and location and hear back from Ryan personally — usually the same day.
View detailsSt. Patrick's Day planning links
St. Patrick's Day availability can split quickly across short appearances. These links connect the seasonal page to event, pricing, and local service-area context.
The quote depends on date, start time, event location, event type, length of appearance, indoor or outdoor setting, and whether the pipes are one cue or a featured set.
Many March events only need a strong entrance, featured tune set, or short walk-through. That can work well for pubs, offices, schools, and private parties.
If the date is March 17, travel time and exact start windows matter. Earlier planning makes it more likely that a short appearance can fit the route.
Highland pipes are powerful. Indoor pub, lobby, school, or restaurant performances work best when the moment is short, placed well, and coordinated with staff.
St. Patrick's Day bagpiper pricing
From $350
Austin-area St. Patrick's Day and Irish-themed events start at $350. Final pricing depends on date demand, location, time window, travel, performance length, and whether multiple appearances are requested.
Can I hire a St. Patrick's Day bagpiper in Austin?
Yes. Ryan Guthrie is available for Austin St. Patrick's Day events, Irish pub features, brewery brunches, corporate programs, school visits, parades, and private parties when the time window is open.
Do you play Irish music for St. Patrick's Day?
Yes. Ryan can include Irish and Scottish favorites such as The Wild Rover, Danny Boy, Minstrel Boy, Scotland the Brave, and other appropriate selections for the event.
Can you play a short pub, school, or office appearance?
Yes. Short featured appearances are often the best fit for St. Patrick's Day because the pipes create a strong moment without overwhelming the room.
When should I book for March 17?
As early as possible. St. Patrick's Day is one of the most date-sensitive event days of the year, and exact time windows can fill once pubs, schools, and corporate teams begin planning.
Send the date, location, and event type. Ryan will reply personally with availability, pricing, and the simplest next step.
The more specific the date and location, the faster the quote.