[NEW] Burns Night, the annual Scottish celebration is almost here, when people mark the anniversary of the poet Robert Burns' birth with whisky, haggis and song. In a world-first, guitarist Martin Taylor and mandolinist Adam Bulley Music used binaural microphones to film Robert Burns' classic 'Ae Fond Kiss' in the chapel and crypt of Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland. **We advise that you use headphones to hear the crypt in 3D audio** Rosslyn Chapel came to worldwide prominence through The Da Vinci Cod

Burns Night celebration for our residents, filled with Scottish tradition and plenty of cheer. The event featured the stirring sound of bagpipes, the ceremonial Address to the Haggis, and a tasting of whisky, Irn-Bru, and delicious homemade shortbread. Residents also enjoyed a Scottish-themed quiz, bringing lots of laughter and friendly competition. A big well done to Team Haggis Nibblers for taking the win — and a huge thank you to our wonderful Activity Team for creating such a memorable and j

Burns Night Celebration

Burns Night Live is going ahead tomorrow night and we can't wait to see everyone join in the celebrations! It will go live at 7pm GMT tomorrow on YouTube and Facebook, and a recording will be available so that all timezones can join. Don't forget to tag us in pictures of your Burns Suppers so we can share what you're doing for #BurnsNight #BurnsNight2025 #BigBurnsSupper #BurnsNightLive | Big Burns Supper

Burns Night down under with the St Andrew's Society of Western Australia's Burns Supper. No chaos so fun as a ceilidh! 💙 #burnsnight #BurnsNight2025 #BurnsNightLive | Big Burns Supper

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