Held throughout the world on Burns Night (or on an evening close to it) a traditional Burns supper is an evening event that celebrates Robert Burns' life and work.

The first Burns supper was held in July 1801 when nine of Burns' close friends got together to mark the fifth anniversary of their friend's death. Taking place at Burns Cottage in Alloway, the night included a tasty meal (haggis, of course!), performances of Burns' work and a speech in honour of the great Bard.

Our Burns Night party will begin with the Selkirk Grace, followed by our Piper, piping in the Haggis which is then served with Tatties and Neeps along with a Whisky gravy and a shot of malt to wash it down! Once the Haggis is consumed Govannen will fire up their funky tunes.

Entry is FREE as always, but if you would like to dine please BOOK YOUR MEAL. This will include Haggis, tatties, neeps and a shot of Whisky to wash it all down!