Burns Night

Burns Night is a Scottish celebration held on 25 January to honour the poet Robert Burns. People eat haggis, recite his poems and enjoy music and dancing.

Burns Night dinners often include a speech called the Address to a Haggis.

Many people eat haggis, a traditional Scottish dish, and listen to Burns's poems and songs. Some people recite his famous poem Address to a Haggis.

Burns Night is often held with a supper, music and dancing, including traditional Scottish reels. Bagpipes are often played as the haggis is brought in, making it a lively and proud celebration.