Tonight might be Burns Night somewhere near you. That means haggis, music, poetry readings, and malts.
It’s an important date in the Scottish calendar and of all things Scottish - and a way to celebrate poet Robert Burns.
First held in Aryshire, Scotland at the end of the 18th century by Robert Burns’ friends on the anniversary of his death (21 July), the date has subsequently been moved to his birthday – 25 January.
