Burns an' a' that

An event celebrating Rabbie Burns, Scots, Gaelic and Haggis!

In 1787 Robert Burns visited Stirling Castle, after which he returned to his hotel where he etched the now famous Stirling Lines.

Join us at the castle that inspired these works to celebrate burns an' a' that, why not have a go at addressing the haggis.

Dates

Performances on 1/25/2026 12:00:00 AM

2026
Sunday 25 January 2026 11:30AM to 3:30PM

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Stirling Castle, Old Town, Stirling, FK8 1EJ

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  • Sunday 25 January 2026
  • Living History
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  • Stirling Castle
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  • General enquiries
  • 0131 668 8885
  • events@hes.scot
  • Ticket enquiries
  • ticketing@hes.scot

Included in admission price

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Free for Historic Scotland Members

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During the course of public events we may take photographs for use on our website or other promotional material. This would be done under the lawful basis of legitimate interests. We will not take photographs of individual children without your consent. If you have any questions about this or do not wish to be photographed please speak to the photographer, or see our privacy notice for more information about how we manage your data and your rights. You can also contact our Data Protection officer at dataprotection@hes.scot

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