Say slàinte to the Ploughman Poet on January 25th with Burns Night, the boss literary holiday that celebrates Robert Burns and his beloved homeland of Scotland.

You may have noticed the Robert Burns badges we wore at our Burns Night Supper a couple of weeks ago. They were super simple to make, so I thought I’d do a little DIY post. Look at me! I̵…

Celebrate the Scottish poet Robert Burns with a Burns Night Supper at home.

2020 was dumb, but our Burns Night certainly wasn’t! Here’s a look back!

A Burns night and the Burns poem is a national institution and something I became accustomed to during my time at university in St. Andrews, Scotland. - How To Plan A Scottish Burns Night Supper - Food - Europe, Scotland, United Kingdom - Travel, Food and Home Inspiration Blog with door-to-door Travel Planner! - Travel Advice, Travel Inspiration, Home Inspiration, Food Inspiration, Recipes, Photography

Menu/Program has running order of the evening on one side & what we’ll eat on the other #burnssupper

This page provides the Order of the Burns Night Supper, as well as the the Selkirk Grace, the address to the haggis, the closing, and even a recipe for making your own haggis.

A gorgeous colourful Tartan Bunting suitable for any room. Perfect for celebrations, kids bedrooms , play rooms etc and can be used all year round. Each flag is double sided and can be placed in a window where both sides can be seen. The bunting has been made using matching tartan bias tape. The distance between each flag is approx 1.5''. The bunting measures 3 metres with 14 Flags with 10 inches of bias tape on each end to tie up. Each Flag measures: 7 inches width 8.5 Inches length

To those not accustomed to the Scottish tradition, Robert Burns Night might seem an odd thing. In the middle of the cold, dark, long winter, Scots (and many