Burns Night is celebrated throughout the world, but has particular relevance in Northern Ireland.

If you didn’t realize it, a big holiday for Scotch whisky drinkers and fans of epic poetry is coming up on January 25th. Celebrated each year on this date, it’s a night to honor Scotland’s national ...

Lads and lassies of the Flathead Valley turned out for an intimate evening of merriment, poetry, bagpiping, delicious food ...

The Scottish-American Society of the Quad Cities brings a 225-year-old Scottish tradition to the Quad Cities with its 48th annual Robert Burns Night Dinner on Feb. 21 at the Isle Casino Hotel, ...

Burns Night celebrates poet Robert Burns on January 25 with music, food and tradition. Learn the meaning, history and customs behind the event.

Bryn Ivor Lodge care home in Castleton, Cardiff, celebrated Burns Night with Scottish dancing, haggis, and bagpipes to honour ...

Last night (January 25) London was awash with neon orange Irn Bru, the skirl of bag pipes and Celtic pride as Scots in the ...

Performances included appearances from pipers, singers and other musicians, adding to the atmosphere of the evening.

Looking for Burns Night menu ideas? Here are recipes for a Scottish starter, haggis and sides, a traditional pudding and cocktails to finish.

Burns Night is just around the corner, and you can get involved with the celebrations at these south east London spots.

The people from Glenliv…Glenlivesh came thish morning wit’ foor bottles of Scotsh–foor bottle!!!! An it wash at work, sho our editor jus hadto shut his fat mouf and watch us drink Scotsh. Foor bottle… ...

A care home has raised a toast to tradition with a lively celebration. The Wingfield in Trowbridge marked Burns Night with a ...