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GGs Yard

Family Burns Supper

 
 
Date(s)
Time
6pm
-
Midnight
Venue
GG's Yard
Price

£40

Notes
Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable
Details

Introducing Laggan’s inaugural family Burns Supper on the 27th January 2024 at GG’s Yard!

At £40pp, the event will be chaired by local MSP Finlay Carson and will feature an impressive lineup of guest speakers, a traditional Burns supper meal, entertainment and ceilidh dancing.

The event is sponsored by Turcan Connell and Johnston Carmichael and is perfect for all family members as the Burns Supper is suitable from the age of 10 years plus.

Guests will be greeted and piped into the venue by Harry Campbell followed by delicious canapés by the GG’s Yard kitchen team. Once seated, guests will be welcomed by Laggan’s Chair for the evening, local MSP Finlay Carson. Rodger Callendar will ‘Address the Haggis’ and guests will indulge in a traditional two course Burns supper again, prepared by the GG’s Yard team.

Evening proceedings will continue with ‘The Immortal Memory’ by Kate Kaye (retired President of Dumfries Ladies Burns Club), followed by the ‘Toast to the Lassies’ by Grierson Dunlop (Turcan Connell) and culminating in the ‘Reply to the Toast to the Lassies’ by Jennifer Stewart (Johnston Carmichael). Entertainment will be provided between speeches, by Colin Mair from Dumfries and multi award winning youngsters Rose and Seth Byres from Lockerbie. The evening will finish with dancing to Bruce McKenzie’s Shore Road Ceilidh Band.

S E A T I N G   P L A N 

The event will be set up on long tables and so we are putting a seating plan together. This will be managed inhouse and are unable to accommodate requests. When you book, you will be asked to let us know the names of individuals in your group and specify if they are adults or children.

D I E T A R Y   R E Q U I R E M E N T S

The meal features a traditional haggis meal. If you have any vegetarians or if any children in your party do not eat haggis, please let us know by 6th January. Vegetarians will be served vegetarian haggis and children will be served sausages as an alternative.

Please tell us about any dietary requirements in your group.

W H A T  T O  W E A R ?

Kilts/traditional dress for the Laddies, formal for the Lassies and smart Bairns with a touch of tartan.

T I M E

6pm for a 6.30pm start. Carriages at midnight.

Guests to the Burns Supper can also book a Snug or room at The Murray Arms at a discounted rate of 15%. To do so please contact the team directly on 01557 840 206 [email protected]

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