Burns Night, or Burns Supper, is celebrated in Scotland and by Scottish communities around the world to honour poet Robert Burns, born on 25 January 1759. The evening often includes poetry readings, music, speeches, haggis, and the recitation of works such as “Address to a Haggis.” The celebration highlights Scottish literary heritage, Scots language, humour, hospitality, and cultural pride.

Event Suggestions:
• Read or perform selected poems by Robert Burns with cultural context
• Explore Scottish food, music, language, and Burns Supper traditions
• Create a display about Scots language and the legacy of Robert Burns