Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
Dundee Burns Club: supper since 1861
A Dundee club keeps Robert Burns, Scottish music, and the Scots language in circulation through suppers, talks, and music sessions.
- For
- Dundee Burns enthusiasts, musicians, and Scots-language readers
- Worth noticing
- The club’s 1880 campaign helped bring a Burns statue to Albert Square; its timeline also records annual suppers dating back to 1861.
Field notes
The club dates its founding to 1860 and says its first Burns Supper followed in 1861, a yearly run it says has continued ever since. Its calendar mixes ticketed dinners with monthly informal sessions for musicians and singers of every ability, plus quarterly traditional-music afternoons; the page lists member and guest rates and names performers. It also maintains press and archive material and a historical timeline, including its campaign for the Burns statue unveiled in Albert Square in 1880.
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