ANNUAL BURNS SUPPER

Robert Burns was an 18th Century Scottish poet and lyricist who has served as an icon and inspiration for generations of artists, social activists, and cultural reformers throughout the world.

Every year, on or around his birthday (January 25th), celebrants meet up to honor his memory at a Burns Supper, which involves the eating of a traditional Scottish meal, the drinking of Scotch whisky, and the recitation of works by, about, and in the spirit of Burns. 

Past ESLABA Chair, Pete Reid (pictured right), hosts this night of celebration. Check back for available tickets closer to January 2023.

• Address of the Haggis and recital of the Selkirk Grace
• Fabulous 3-course set-menu dinner
• After-Dinner speeches including “A Toast to the Lassies”, a “Reply from the Lassies”, and Pete Reid’s traditional “Immortal Memory of Robert Burns”
• Renditions of poetry and songs by guests
• Live music 
• Charity fundraising