Burns night celebration - imported from Scotland

Wed, Jan 28th 2026 at 7:00 pm - 9:45 pm

Intro - Alan Campbell & (as our tradition) our friend Rachel as Piperette.
MAYFIELD 7.00 for 7.30. Friends and Family welcome.


 

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AI-generated content may be incorrect.Burns night - Traditional celebration The immortal bard

28 January 2026        7.00 for 7.30

Mayfield Hotel, Seamer

Guests are piped in by Rachael Blueman in the lobby

Introduction

The Selkirk Grace

Haggis is piped in by Rachael

Address to the haggis

Meal is served 

Please choose when booking

Cock-a-Leekie soup OR Leek & potato soup

 

Haggis. Neeps & tatties, a creamy whisky sauce OR Vegetarian Haggis

OR Bangers & mash, greens, Yorkshire pudding and gravy

 

Dessert table - Choose dessert and a wee dram for a toast

Comfort break & a few bagpipe tunes -  Rachael Blueman

Brief toast to “The immortal memory”

Brief toast to the lassies

Brief response & toast to the laddies

Rotary round the world & Auld Lang Syne

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