Join us throughout January as we celebrate the life, poetry, and spirit of Scotland’s beloved national bard while honouring the rich cultural connections between Scotland and Ulster. From Burns Suppers and ceilidhs to poetry readings and performances, our festival offers a unique blend of Ulster Scots traditions. Come, be part of the festivities and immerse yourself in the timeless legacy of Robert Burns!
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| Season (17 Jan 2025 - 31 Jan 2025) |
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