Burns Night Supper

Looking for a unique dining experience to kick off 2025? Sit down for a three course meal in the Ulster Folk Museum to celebrate Burns Night on Saturday 25th January! 

Expect three courses of delicious Scottish fare at this fantastic evening on music, poetry, food and dance. Celebrate the life and work of Scotland's most famous poet, Robert Burns, with a special night steeped in tradition. 

Start your evening with Burns themed storytelling and singing. Take a poetry-themed guided tour with readings around our ambient exhibit houses. Listen to the Harry Ferguson Memorial Pipe Band then, sit down to a three-course Burns night supper. Expect three bowls of traditional Scottish fare! You'll be entertained by Scottish dancers as you feast. And of course, sing along as we finish the evening with at traditional toasting of the haggis.

Food Menu 

• ‘Cullen Skink’ - Smoked Haddock, Potato, Buttered Croutons
• Haggis, Neeps & Tatties - Baked Haggis, Roasted Turnips, Mash
• Cranachan - Raspberries, Oat Biscuit Crumble, Whipped Whiskey Cream 

Vegan menu also available (Vegan ‘stovies', Vegan haggis, roasted turnips, olive oil mash, Raspberry Sorbet, Oat Crumble)

What is included in your ticket? 

• Burns Night themed Supper, served banquet style (3 courses) 
• A wee dram of whiskey  
• Burns storytelling and songs 
• Burns poetry themed tour  
• Pipe band   
• Scottish Dancers  

What to know 

• This event starts at 18:00 and ends at 21:00. Ticket check-in begins at 17:45. 
• Tickets are £70 which gets you a three-course meal, guided tour and dram of whiskey. Once purchased, tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable in line with our ticketing Ts & Cs.
• The bar will open during the meal for additional drinks during food service.
• Please note, this is an adults-only event and pre-book only, so walk ups will not be permitted. 

If you have any dietary requirements to discuss or any further questions please do get in touch with us at [email protected]