Robert burns night

Robert Burns’ Night . Address to the Haggis Robert Burns Timeline Burns’ supper guide.

To those not accustomed to the Scottish tradition, Robert Burns Night might seem an odd thing. In the middle of the cold, dark, long winter, Scots (and many

Never celebrated Burns Night before? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 From large banquets to informal laid-back suppers; the celebrations are synonymous with hearty recitals of Burns poetry, haggis with neeps and tatties, loud bagpipes and most certainly lots of whisky...

You may have noticed the Robert Burns badges we wore at our Burns Night Supper a couple of weeks ago. They were super simple to make, so I thought I’d do a little DIY post. Look at me! I̵…

Say slàinte to the Ploughman Poet on January 25th with Burns Night, the boss literary holiday that celebrates Robert Burns and his beloved homeland of Scotland.

Discover some of the most famous Robert Burns’ poems and songs. Including works like Auld Lang Syne, and Tam O Shanter.

This page provides the Order of the Burns Night Supper, as well as the the Selkirk Grace, the address to the haggis, the closing, and even a recipe for making your own haggis.

To celebrate the life and poetry of Robert Burns, try this bitter Talisker cocktail

Burns Night is an annual event that celebrates the life and works of the Scottish national poet Robert Burns who was born on 25th January 1759. Burns Night consists of traditional Scottish dancing, poem recitals and a meal that includes haggis, neeps, tatties and whisky. Find out exactly how to celebrate Burns Night, where the best Burns Night events take place, and why Robert Burns is so famous with this ultimate guide to Burns Night in Scotland.