Annual Burns Dinners

Burns Suppers are held around the globe to celebrate the life and work of the Scottish poet, Robert Burns. These events are typically held in January, and consist in speeches, toasts to the Laddies and the Lassies, reading of Burns's poetry, the Address to a Haggis, and of course, much music, dancing and food.

The Chicago Scots have been holding its annual Burns Supper at various locations in and around Chicago. They are one of the spotlight events the Society holds every year, and it continually attracts a good crowd looking to celebrate the life of Robert Burns, to mingle with Society members, and to have a good time in the traditional Scottish fashion.

13th Annual

Burns Supper

The Illinois Saint Andrew Society invites Burns.

CHICAGO SCOTS

to an evening of cocktails, supper, poetry and dancing to celebrate the live and work of

Robert Burns.

The event will be Saturday, January 21, 2012 at the Union League Club

(65 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago) .