Crowds gathered, despite the mixed weather, to enjoy a day of traditional highland games events including highland dancing, piping and both track and heavy events.
It was the first full programme organised by the games committee since 2019 due to the Covid-19 pandemic over the last two years.
As well as the competitive events, the funfair was running in the park and there were a variety of food outlets and stalls run by local community organisations.
Spectators also had the chance to get involved in open events such as the Smiddy Stane Challenge, tug-of-war and the open races.
The official opening ceremony followed a parade through the village led by the Royal Burgh of Stirling Pipe Band.
This year's Chieftain was Sharon Ritchie, headteacher of Airth Primary School.
Photographer Scott Louden was there to capture these images from the day's events.
As well as the competitive events, the funfair was running in the park and there were a variety of food outlets and stalls run by local community organisations.
6. Airth Highland Games 2022
The parade was led by the pipes and drums. Photo: Scott Louden
7. Airth Highland Games 2022
The procession made its way to the games arena. Photo: Photographer: Scott Louden
8. Airth Highland Games 2022
Crowds gathered in the street to watch the procession. Photo: Scott Louden