Our Burns’ celebration is the high spot of our season. Ours is a traditional Burns’ Night with a piper, ceremonial Address to the Haggis, all the traditional speeches and toasts, and a splendid meal, followed by dancing – Scottish Country Dancing for those who know and simpler ceilidh dances for everyone to join in.

Our next Burns’ Supper & Dance will take place on Saturday 24th January 2026 at Worleston Village Hall, Main Road, CW5 6DN. This is a modern, well-equipped village hall with excellent facilities, plenty of parking and a sprung floor for dancing.
Please note, we have to vacate the hall no later than 11.00 p.m., which means Auld Lang Syne at about 10.20 p.m. to allow time for clearing up.
Tickets are £28 and include a professionally-catered three-course supper with a choice of dishes. There is no bar at this venue, so please bring your own wine or other drinks to accompany the meal. We will provide squash and water and tea/coffee will be served.
Please click here to contact our Ticket Secretary, Cynthia Jones to make enquiries or order your tickets, which will be offered first to our members and their guests; a limited number of places will be available for visitors from other Societies.
In addition to the traditional Burns’ Night speeches and dancing, there will be some musical entertainment – a very special occasion!
Here is the dance programme. Click here for a link to Strathspey Server (most dances have videos). List number 62550 to import for those who use Mobile Cribs. Click on the link below to download a cribsheet.
Dance Programme – * dances for everyone
| * | Welcome to Stagger Inn | * | Pudsey Bear |
| J | EH3 7AF | R | West’s Hornpipe |
| * | The Gypsy Thread | * | Welcome to Bluebell |
| S | Miss Catherine Ann | S | MacDonald of the Isles |
| * | Knot on a Ferryboat | R | The Irish Rover |
| R | Currie Mountain | * | The Dashing White Sergeant |
| Auld Lang Syne | |||
| Highland Schottische |