Burns Supper is observed on January 25 of every year in honor of the famous Scottish Bard, Robert Burns, whose life and works set precedence for many poets in Scotland and across the globe. Burns Supper, as it is celebrated now, is marked with merriment and celebration. Notable activities of this day include the preparation of haggis, a traditional Scottish dish, the reading of Burns poems, and the coming together of men and women from diverse backgrounds.
