SATURDAY JANUARY 20
SNP Kinross-shire is having a Burns Supper with live music and entertainment at Milnathort Town Hall, Kinross. Tickets priced £25 can be reserved via Eventbrite.
THURSDAY JANUARY 25
SNP Arbroath is having a Burns Supper at Coast Restaurant, Arbroath, 7.30pm for 8pm. Tickets £15 from Scotland’s Corner, Brothock Bridge, Arbroath. Email snparbroath@mail.com or call 01241879351.
FRIDAY JANUARY 26
Wick SNP holds its annual Burns Supper at the Nethercliffe Hotel, 6.30pm for 7pm. Tickets priced £15 can be booked by emailing john.bogle333@btinternet.com
Dundee SNP’s Burns Supper will be held at Apex City Quay Hotel & Spa from 7pm, with Pete Wishart MP and Chris Law MP among the speakers during an evening of speeches, entertainment, dancing and food. SNP members and non-member friends welcome. See Eventbrite.
Kirkintilloch SNP hosts a Burns Supper at Kirkintilloch Miners' Hall, from 7pm. Tartan is a must! Book via Eventbrite.
SNP Dunkeld will host a Burns Night at 7.30pm in The Legion Club, Main Street, Dunkeld. Tickets are £12 and are available from Lesley Haxton – email llyhaxton1814@gmail.com or phone 01350 727 718.
Orkney SNP are having a Burns Supper at the St Magnus Centre in Kirkwall at 7.30pm. Speakers include Alec Ross of Farming for Yes and The Orkney News, and there will be musical entertainment.Tickets priced £25, including wine and a dram, can be booked through the Orkney SNP Facebook page by direct message.
SATURDAY JANUARY 27
Holy Loch SNP is hosting a Burns Night at Dunoon Pipe Band Hall. The catered event is very reasonably priced and apart from the more traditional features on Burns's works and a programme of music, a "Parcel Of Rogues " poll will be enjoyed by the audience who will be asked to vote from a very very extensive list for their champion enemy of Scotland.
Dunblane SNP are hosting their annual Burns Supper, at the Victoria Halls, Dunblane, from 7pm. The line-up includes Christina McKelvie, Alan Bissett, Ivan McKee and Philippa Whitford. Tickets £22/£15. Contact rosemarysnp@gmail.com
The Famous Shettleston SNP Burns Supper will be held at the Fullarton Park Hotel from 7pm. Featuring guest speakers such as the Wee Ginger Dug and the music of the Daddy Naggins. Book now to by emailing: shettlestonsnp@gmail.com. Tickets are £25 (£18 conc).
SNP West Fife and Coastal Villages are holding their annual Burns Supper in Torryburn Hall from 7.30pm. Entertainment from Dougie Smith. Tickets are £12, children free. For booking details see www.westfifesnp.com/events-2
Peterhead SNP/Cruden SNP are holding a joint Burns Supper at the Public Hall in Longhaven, 7pm for 7.30pm. Guest Speakers: Roger Mullin, former MP for Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath, and Gillian Martin MSP. Tickets £16.50 available by sending a cheque payable to "Cruden SNP" to Stephen Smith, 22 Links View, Cruden Bay AB42 0RF.
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