which was later set to traditional folk music and is now sung at New Year parties. The first Burns Night was held in 1801 to mark the fifth anniversary of Burns’ death. The evening was hosted by ...

A big-time Burns Night calls for a piper to welcome guests. If you don't want all that baggage, some traditional music will do nicely. For more formal events, the audience should stand to welcome ...

Pair it with traditional neeps and tatties, and you’ve got the perfect meal to accompany a night of poetry, music, and camaraderie. Burns Night is more than just a dinner—it’s a celebration ...

Many Scots mark Burns Night on 25 January – the day of the poet’s birth – with a dinner involving Scottish music, haggis, neeps and tatties (mashed swede and potatoes), and of course ...

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Over in Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, a gourmet Burns Evening (27 Jan) awaits you with a traditional five-course dinner with wine and a variety of Scottish performers throughout the night ...

Burns Night is here, and we’ve got the best way ... with a recipe for a twist on the traditional. Behold: haggis-spiced crème brûlée. Don’t panic – this dessert doesn’t have actual ...

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to celebrate Scottish culture this evening by hosting a reception in Downing Street to celebrate Burns Night ... with sounds of traditional bagpipes ...