Happy #BurnsNight! Robert Burns and Scotland go together like haggis, neeps and tatties, and this famous poet was born today in 1759. In Scotland, many will be celebrating the bard through a Burns Supper. It’s a night involving poems, whisky and haggis, ending with a toast and a tune. Burns became a literary superstar at just 27, publishing hundreds of songs and lyrical poems in his lifetime including the internationally famous, Auld Lang Syne – you know the one! The Robert Burns Birthplace Muse

Tomorrow is Burns Night, but I know that many people will be hosting or attending Burns Suppers this evening instead, so this recital of To A Haggis from a couple of years ago might help you understand what's going on! It's the annual celebration of Scotland's favourite poet - Robert Burns. People will gather to recite poetry, sing songs, share some stories about Burns and of course, eat Haggis, Neeps & Tatties. My favourite part of the evening is this poem, addressing the haggis before it's bee