WEST POINT—The 34th Annual Military Tattoo at Trophy Point was meant to be a celebration of Celtic and military heritage, according to the West Point Military Academy, which organized the event. The one-day festival was free and open to the public, and was met with warm weather, sun, and clear skies. While this year’s performances featured predominantly military and Celtic performances, West Point says it is always trying to make the event bigger and better with a wider diversity of performances.
Rochester Scottish Pipes and Drums with the Hudson River in the background during the 34th Annual Military Tattoo at West Point on April 17, 2016. Kathryn Woodside
