Robert Burns

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Celebrating Burns Night on a budget - tips for food, drinks and fun

Based on the Ayrshire farm which was Robert Burns’ home and workplace from 1777 to 1784, Lochlea distillery began quietly distilling, casking and maturing their whisky in 2018.

The 10 best Scotch whiskies for Burns night

Mixu Paatelainen

Burns Night for Autism Rocks in Kirkcaldy

Whisky suggestions for Burns Night

Top five Scotch whiskies for an unforgettable Burns Night celebration

Statue of Robert Burns on Bernard Street Edinburgh (Pic: TSPL)

Three events around Kirkcaldy celebrating our National Bard, Robert Burns

The Old Kirk in Kirkcaldy will host the performance. (Pic: FFP)

Scotland's bard Robert Burns to be celebrated at Kirkcaldy 'soiree'

10 of the most popular poems and songs written by Robert Burns

Burns Night falls on January 25 and it marks the birthday of Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns, who died in 1796.

Who was Robert Burns and why is Burns Night celebrated?

Farthest throw and catch of a sausage roll in the mouth (photo: You Tube, David Rush)

First News: catch that sausage

New Year tradition of the chimes of Big Ben at midnight (photo: Adobe)

New Year’s customs and traditions are brought to mind as 2023 welcomed

Beautiful view of traditional Gondola on Canal Grande with historic Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute in the background on a sunny day in Venice, Italy

Book a place on rail trips to literary landscapes - including Bronte country and...

Tam O’Shanter, Tales & Whisky comes to Edinburgh, performed by Fiona Herbert, Shian Denovan and Andy Dickinson.
Pic by: Jim Devine

Enjoy a dram as lassies reply to the Bard in new show premiering in Edinburgh

First News: Puppy power!

Consultant Conservator Nic Boyes opens the 1898 time capsule discovered during the move of the Burns statue on Constitution Street, Leith, Edinburgh, for the tram works

Look what's in the new time capsule being buried under Robert Burns statue

Annie Gourlay celebrated her 100th birthday with grandson Jon and Jon's sister Joanne.

Celebrations for a special Kirkcaldy woman on her 100th birthday

Club president Frank Quinault and Provost Jim Leishman.

New blue plaque unveiled in Fife town
A new blue plaque has been unveiled in St Andrews.
Jamie Callaghan

Cora Todd

Aberdour performer launches new video and single

Tom Courts, Burntisland butcher, explained all about haggis at the virtual Burns night celebration.

Fife organisers hail success of fundraising 'Auld Lang Zoom' virtual Burns event

Here is 'Address to a Haggis' in full - and why the Scottish dish is celebrated ...

Tom Courts, Burntisland butcher is set to explain all about haggis at the Auld Lang Zoom event.

Fifers invited to toast the Bard at 'Auld Lang Zoom' virtual Burns event

MacSween managing director James Macsween will bring what the Edinburgh firm hopes to be the largest virtual Burns Supper ever to homes across the globe.

Capital haggis firm to bring Burns to the world with virtual supper

Robert Burns: Pic: John Devlin

Nostalgia - The Bard and his links to the Kingdom of Fife

Anna Briggs with pupils Arran Haig, William Smart, Ollie Bellnewman and Robert Ness. Pic: Fife Photo Agency.

Oor Rabbie visits Burntisland Primary School

A celebration of Robert Burns at Fife library

Fife business honours Robert Burns with haggis ice cream

Richard Michael.

Fife jazz musician at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

MairiCampbell: Auld Lang Syne is at the Byre Theatre, St Andrews, on Friday, March 22.

Folk start Mairi Campbell tells the story of Auld Lang Syne in St Andrews show
St Andrews audiences are set to discover the secrets of Auld Lang Syne – the story of Scotland’s most famous song and the life of one of its most celebrated musicians.
Kevin McRoberts

Casssie Kennedy with the historically significant Burns book she found in a charity shop

Historically significant Robert Burns book bought for Â£2 in charity shop bargai...

Festival Of Ideas 2018 programe

Getting funky at Adam Smith's Festival of Ideas

28 of the best ever jokes about Scotland

Robert Burns was no peasant poet, he was a master of self-promotion

The history of haggis: is Scotland's national dish really Scottish?

Documents from the construction of the Forth Bridge in 1883 will feature in the exhibition.

Exhibition looks at famous Scots from the past

David Duffy shows off the design of the Clydesdale Bank's new Â£10 note.

Clydesdale Bank launches new note

Sylvia Troon, storyteller. Pic: Alistair Kerr Photography

Creating magical stories for all ages using puppetry and props

Scottish Opera and pupils from Dunnikier performed 'The Tale o' Tam O' Shanter' (Pic by George McLuskie)

The day the opera came to a Kirkcaldy primary school

From left;Maram Ralmassire, Eleanor Livingstone, and Rachel Hazel.

Sheena Wellington adds shine to 20th StAnza festival

Robert Burns

Fife pupils explore Burns' classic poem

Quiz: How well do you know Robert Burns?

New figures reveal gin and beer are following in the footsteps of exporting phenomenon Scotch whisky, Environment Secretary Andrea Leadsom has said.

Burns Night boom for Scottish drinks

A moments bite then gone forever - Lorna enjoys some pizza as she works.

Poet Lorna's bard work on Domino's effect

Why not do something nice for someone else? Pic: Ian Rutherford

Start 2017 with a random act of kindness ...

Will you enter the competition?

Bring the Bard's work to the Cupar stage!

Â£1m research boost for Robert Burns

Quiz: Match the famous Scots with their quotes

Tiegan Dunbar, of Falkland Primary School, was runner-up in the P3/4/5 verse competition.

Talented pupils do the Bard proud in 2016 contest

Robert Burns: Sixteen little known facts

Just one of the many varieties of haggis on offer

How to create the perfect Burns Supper meal

Callum Merriman and Julie Lewis mix up the new creations at The Adamson Restaurant.

Liquid address to a haggis a first in town

Robert Burns goes head to head with Shakespeare at the one day event

Two bards go head to head