Burns Supper 2009. January 25th 2009. A Burns Night celebration & dance in Hove, East Sussex, BN3 1JF

Training Provided by Alan Mars AN EVENING OF SONG, MUSIC, READINGS & MORE... An informal Burns Night gathering with Alan Mars & Harriet Anderson  Parade of the Haggis & Address to the Haggis A small meal of haggis, neeps & chappit tatties! (Veggie haggis available.) Immortal Memory A short speech ending with a toast to the immortal memory of the Bard of Ayr. Toast to the Lassies "A traditional Burns Night ritual, a light-hearted lampoon of the lassies', very few, shortcomings"* Reply from the Lassies "Delivered with grace, charm and wit, this savaging of the lads' crude dispositions and social inferiority is always accepted with good humour by the menfolk present."* Music, Poetry & Scottish Country Dancing Some easy dances suitable for everyone including those with two left feet (Dancing for Dummies!). A great way to get to know others a real social lubricant! Tam O' Shanter A recitation of the great narrative poem in Broad scots dialect. English translation available! Auld Lang Syne The most famous song in the world? As sung by literally millions on Millenium Night 2000. The traditional end to Burns Night. Get in practice for the next Millenium!   Harriet Anderson is a musician, singer and an experienced Scottish Country dancer. Alan Mars is a singer and harp player. He has been singing the songs of Robert Burns since early childhood. Harriet and Alan have run many successful Burns Night gatherings. Starting 7pm at THE BRUNSWICK; 1 HOLLAND ROAD; HOVE, BN3 1JF Costing 12 or 10 to "Healthy Concerts" members For further information and booking please contact Alan Mars on: 01273 747 289 or 07930 323 057 alan. mars@yahoo. co. uk *Thanks to www. auldlangsyne. org for quotes and help with itinerary. Please visit their site.

Burns Supper 2009. January 25th 2009. A Burns Night celebration & dance in Hove, East Sussex, BN3 1JF Training Program Details International Friendship with a Scottish flavour?

Burns Night suppers are a wee bit different in 2009. The 250th anniversary of the great Bard s birth marks the start of the Scottish Parliament s "Year of Homecoming".

But don t worry if you can t get up to Scotland straightaway you can celebrate Burns Supper 2009 right here in Brighton & Hove. You don t even have to be a Scot, Robert Burn s greatest dream was international friendship after all

Alan Mars & Harriet Anderson

An evening of Song, Music, Readings & More

Parade of the Haggis and Address to a Haggis

Immortal Memory
A short speech ending with a toast to the immortal memory of the Bard of Ayr.

Toast To The Lassies

Reply From The Lassies

Scottish Country Dancing
Some easy dances suitable for everyone including those with two left feet (Dancing for Dummies ).

Tam o' Shanter - The great narrative poem.

Auld Lang Syne

About The Training Provider: Alan Mars