Social – Burns Night Supper & Ceilidh – Save the Date

After Queen Victoria and Christopher Columbus, Robert Burns has more statues dedicated to him around the world than any other non-religious figure (source: scotland.org). Burns night celebrates and pays tribute to Scotland’s best known bard. The evening usually consists of an informal supper with a group of friends, commemorating the way in which Burns’ friends remembered their friend on the first anniversary of his death. 

Our Burns’ night celebrations will see the haggis  piped in with bagpipes and a formal address  made to the haggis.  As is tradition, you are encouraged to wear your best attire, or better still, your Clan’s kilt. There will be excellent wines on offer, and the meal will end with fine whisky. If anyone has energy left at the end of the evening we will also have a Ceilidh! 

Tickets are now available to buy.