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| LFD Takes the Cup at Black Creek 2010 |
| :image:This year, the LFD performed a parade on the village green, participated in the installation of the Yorker's Honorary Colonel, and won the Colonel Crawrford Memorial Test Cup in a cricket game. It was a weekend to remember. |
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| 2010 Season Kicks Off With Lansing Manor |
| :image: On the weekend of May 17, 2010 the Loyalist Fifes and Drums traveled into the Mohawk Valley for the first event of 2010. |
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| Fife and Drum Corps Honoured with a Drum Major's baldric |
| :image:At The Rose House Museum on September 19th and 20th 2009, the Loyalist Fifes and Drums were presented with a ceremonial Drum Major's Baldric, on behalf of the old and retired Fifes and Drums of the King's Royal Yorkers. |
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| Ft George Fife & Drum Muster 2009 |
| :image:LFD once again joined a number of other fife and drum corps for the Ft George Muster at Niagara-on-the-Lake. To everyone's delight, the Colonial Williamsburg Fifes and Drums drove the distance from Virginia to perform with the Muster regulars. |
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| Perth Graveside Dedication |
| :image: Last weekend (May 22-24) after shaking out the cobwebs, following the winter off-season, the Loyalist Fifes and Drums visited Perth’s Old Burying Ground. The weekend-long event was organized as a rededication ceremony |
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| F&D Muster 2008: A favourite event at a favourite site |
| :image: The weekend of August 16th and 17th saw LFD return for its third Fife & Drum Muster at Fort George. Also in attendance: two new members, one bugler and zero ghosts. |
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| Loyalist Days Return to Prescott |
| After a decade-and-a-half hiatus, the King's Royal Yorkers and other Crown Forces units (including the Loyalist Fifes & Drums) returned to the historic city on the St. Lawrence. |
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| Fort George Regulars Return |
| :image: July 19th and 20th, LFD appeared at Niagara-on-the-Lake's Fort George once again. This time however, with some new blood! It was a solid weekend at a favourite site with friends both new and old. |
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| Leading the Parade, Canada Day 2008 |
| :image: July 1st, The Loyalist Fifes and Drums joined the celebrations on our nation's birthday. Marching in the popular Bath Canada Day Parade once again, The Drums led the way with the same tunes that led the Loyalists over two centuries ago. |
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| Under the Redcoat at Colonial Williamsburg |
| :image:The LFD survived a weekend of extreme heat at one of America's premier historic sites. The Corps spent two days acting as the garrison drums for this unique living history event. |
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| First Practice Ever |
| The Loyalist Fifes and Drums held their inaugural meeting on October 22, 2005 at the Adolphustown Park and Museum. The corps is operated by the Adolphustown Park and Museum, which is in tern owned by the Dominion Branch of the UEL Assoc.:image: |
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| Loyalist Fifes & Drums on Parade |
| On December 3rd the Loyalist Fifes and Drums made their first public appearance. Ten members of the corps braved the elements to march in the annual Morrisburg Christmas Parade. For most, the challenge of marching in step was enough.:image: |
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| Everyone Impressed at Westfield |
| The Loyalist Fifes & Drums made quite a splash at their first re-enactment.:image: |
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| 2006 Season Winds Up |
| What a season! The Corps first year was a tremendous success. All acounts are positive, and we have begun winter practices in preperation for another year of fifing and drumming.:image: |
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| Fergus Highland Games |
| On August 10th 2007, the Fifes and Drums performed at the Fergus Games Tattoo. Along with such big names as the 48th Highlanders and the band of the Royal Canadian Regiment. :image: |
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| 2007 Fife and Drum Muster at Fort George |
| :image:August 18th through 20th the Loyalist Fifes and Drums attended the Fife and Drum Muster at Fort George (Niagara-on-the-Lake). Still the ‘newbie’ group, this was our second year attending the Muster and we’ve come far since then. |
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| Thornhill Parade 2007 |
| The Loyalist Fifes & Drums marched in the Thornhill Parade in September 2007. (includes YouTube video links!) |
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| Loyalist Fifes & Drums - Fort Henry Video |
| The Loyalist Fifes & Drums played a packed fort in Kingston - this is the video. |
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