Burns Suppers were there on held in January, the month of Burns’ birth, and grew in popularity so as to involve around nine million people across the globe today,” he says.

Grubb has been baking the annual Burns supper haggis for more than 20 years, and the recipe she follows is always in flux and altered to taste. During the cooking process, ...

What is a Burns Supper? Have you ever heard of Scotland's National Poet: Robert Burns, also known as Rabbie Burns? He is the reason for the celebration of Burns Night on January 25th (his birthday).

Burns Night, the annual celebration of the life and enduring legacy of the Scottish poet Robert Burns, is upon us. Whether you’re Scottish or not, hosting or attending a Burns Supper is a lot of ...

Yet, a Robert Burns Supper, honoring Scotland’s most revered poet with the aforementioned bagpipes, haggis and more, has been held annually in Cape May for the past 14 years, with this year’s ...

Whether you are planning to host your own Burns Supper on Saturday for Burns Night - or just fascinated by Scottish traditions - the Daily Record has put together a quick guide.

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 ...

At the Burns Night Supper organised by the 9th Highlanders Royal Scots in Poona in 1899, Scotch broth was served instead of the soup. Freemasonry had a great influence on Burns’ life and work.

The Burns Supper – these days a celebration of poetry, song, speeches, toasts and of course, the haggis itself – was first celebrated in 1801 when Robert Burns’ friends gathered to ...

The Caledonian Society is an organization committed to promoting and preserving Scottish culture, and Grubb makes the yearly haggis for the Burns supper, a big celebration in January held in honor ...