The American-Scottish Foundation® - Events
The 30th Burns Night Gala Celebration
The American-Scottish Foundation® invites members and friends to join for the
29th Annual Burns Night celebration, held in association with the University Club, New York,
on Friday, January 17, 2025 at 7 PM.
The Burns Supper celebrates, in words and music, the immortal memory of Robert Burns and Scotland’s heritage. The first recorded Burns celebration was held in 1801, when a group of his good friends gathered – and so was born the legendary “Burns Supper.”
We look forward to presenting plenty of music and entertainment for this special evening. With Toasts to the Lads and the Lassies.
Join us as we honor and celebrate Scotland’s national bard in words and music. Reserve your tickets for a wonderful evening in true Scottish style and tradition!
One of the evening’s features is “Piping in The Haggis.” With full fanfare, the piper announces the arrival of the Haggis, leading a procession comprising the chef, the orator and the whisky bearers to present the Haggis. After circling the room in order that all assembled guests may see the magni icent Haggis, it then is placed in position ready to be “addressed.”
"The Immortal Memory" will be given by Bernie Higgins. Music by Callum Pesqua Quartet. Toast to Lads and Lassies and Burns musical tribute from Noisemaker.
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The evening will conclude with enthusiastic reeling.
Robert Burns is regarded as the national poet of Scotland and is acknowledged by recent public vote to be “The Most Important Scot” by the people of Scotland. Burns was born on January 25, 1759 and died on July 21, 1796 at the age of 37.
If you would like to donate to our silent Auction - you can download the Silent Auction Form here.