Burns Night celebrates poet Robert Burns on January 25 with music, food and tradition. Learn the meaning, history and customs behind the event.

Tonight, January 25, is Burns Night — the traditional Scottish celebration of beloved national poet Robert Burns. Many Scots celebrate the event with a Burns supper, eating a meal of haggis plus neeps ...

The Portree RNLI Burns Supper opened with the welcome and Selkirk Grace delivered by David Beaton. The haggis was led into ...

It's always good to get out of your comfort zone, writes Abby Schwent.

Join us for a celebration of a Scottish icon! Writer, farmer, tax collector… Robert “Rabbie” Burns was a man of many talents – and The NOLA Project, and its many talents, will come together to toast ...

BETTENDORF, Iowa — You're invited to a night of Scottish food, music, dancing and more, whether your family hails from Scotland or anywhere else in the world! The Scottish-American Society of the Quad ...

The Scottish-American Society of the Quad Cities brings a 225-year-old Scottish tradition to the Quad Cities with its 48th ...

At The Globe Inn, Burns Night features bagpipe performances, traditional toasts and a five-course feast. Photograph by D McCallum This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). The ...

Five years after the death of Robert Burns, the first Burns supper was held in his birthplace, Alloway. In July 1801, haggis and sheep’s head were served while a group of the poet’s close friends read ...

The Saint Andrew’s Society of Williamsburg hosted its annual Burns Night supper on Jan. 25 in celebration of the birthday of the national poet of Scotland, Robert Burns. The formal event at the ...

Join the Student Friends of the Princeton University Library to celebrate Scotland's national bard! Princeton's Scottish roots run deep, and what better way to celebrate that than a Burns Night! Burns ...