Once an absolute staple of the churches social calendar we are pleased to say the Holy Trinity Dunfermline Burns Supper is back!
This Sunday the 28th January at 7pm, join us for an evening with the Bard. A night sharing the words of Burns and celebrating the Scot’s language.
The evening is made up of speeches, poems, laughter and drinks (drams of Whisky and non alcoholic options available!) and centres around the works of Burns and how it fits into our modern life.
The evening is a full night of entertainment, food, drinks, singing, poems and reflections. Kilts and tartan are strongly encouraged but not required. It is a great laugh and a real celebration of Scots culture.
The highlight of the evening however, is the haggis, Great Chieftain o’ the Puddin-race! Served with the traditional neeps and tatties (alternative options are available). Toasted itself and enjoyed by many the world over it’s at the heart of the evening.
The full programme is to follow but will include:
The Programme
Chair The Rev’d Lara Ellen Dose
Address to Haggis Bill Brock
Poosie Nancy Fiona Barcroft
Selkirk Grace The Rev’d Lara Ellen Dose
The Supper Prepared and served by our team of volunteers
Menu
The wee Chieftan wi’ Bashed Tatties and Chappit Neeps, a selection of afters, tea, and coffee before a wee dram.
Interval
Entertainment
Toast to the King The Rev’d Lara Ellen Dose
The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns Sheona Wedge
Song
Recitation: ‘Holy Willies Prayer’Jack Wardell
Toast Tae the Lasses Andrew Wedge
Song ‘Willie Brewed a Peck o Malt’ by 3 Merry Men: Brendan, Bill & Jack
Reply to ‘The Laddies’ Rachel Walker
Sangs an’ Clatter The Company – Volunteers or All
Closing Remarks and Thanks The Rev’d Lara Ellen Dose
Auld Lang Syne All
We hope to see you there!
To reserve your place, please message us through our socials or email: ku.gro.hcruhcytinirtylohnull@ofni