Songs were sung, kilts were worn and haggis was consumed, when the Martha's Vineyard Scottish Society gathered to celebrate its heritage at the annual Burns Nicht Supper.
Songs were sung, kilts were worn and haggis was consumed, when the Martha's Vineyard Scottish Society gathered to celebrate its heritage at the annual Burns Nicht Supper.
This year’s Burns night supper will be held on Saturday, Jan. 28, at the Harbor View Hotel.
From kilts to scarves, ties, and tams, attendees at the 29th annual Burns Nicht Supper donned their tartan best Sunday night.
The sound of bagpipes kicked off the Scottish Society of Martha’s Vineyard’s 28th annual Burns Nicht Supper. The Saturday night event celebrated the 256th anniversary of the birth of the Bard of Scotland, Robert Burns.
It’s a celebration of all things Scottish at the Martha’s Vineyard Scottish Society’s annual Burns Nicht celebration, Saturday, Jan. 24, at the Harbor View Hotel.
Vineyard Scots celebrated their heritage and raised scholarship money at the annual Robert Burns supper Friday night. The Martha's Vineyard Scottish Society has sponsored the event for 27 years.
