Each year, on the 25th of January, the Scottish people unite for a night of revelry and debauchery, all in the name of the late, great and radical poet, Robert Burns. Expect an evening dedicated to feasting on traditional food like haggis, neeps and tatties, followed by drams of whisky aplenty. On the lookout for fun things to do on Burns Night in Glasgow 2026? Check out our guide below.
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Celebrate Burns Night at West End Brewery with a unique blend of Scottish tradition, beer, and whisky. On the 25th of January, enjoy an unforgettable evening at this popular Glasgow venue, where you'll indulge in a two-course dinner with a whiskey talk from Douglas Laing.
Throughout the night, you'll savour the best of Scotland's brews and spirits. Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to raise a glass and toast to Scotland's heritage at West End Brewery.
A gorgeous Argyle Street venue that has been around since 1797, Sloans is hosting a Burns Night supper on both the 23rd and 24th January. Tickets cost £59 per person, including a three-course meal and a dram on arrival.
Tuck into the likes of scotch broth soup, haggis, neeps and tatties and cranachan cheesecake. As for the entertainment, there'll be a traditional address to the haggis, followed by a piper and ceilidh.
For a Burns Night celebration with a warm, welcoming vibe, The Drum & Monkey in Glasgow is the place to be. This charming pub brings a perfect blend of traditional Scottish fare and a cosy atmosphere, making it an ideal spot to raise a glass in honour of Robert Burns.
Indulge in their special Burns Night menu, complemented by a selection of fine Scotch whiskies. The relaxed, friendly setting and vibrant atmosphere ensure a night filled with laughter, great food, and Scottish cheer.
@ Sloans Bar and Restaurant on Sunday 15th February 2026 and 9 other Sundays
Looking for an event with a difference? Head to Sloans' Grand Ballroom on Burns Night for their famous Ceilidh on Sunday afternoons. Enjoy traditional Scottish ceilidh dances like the Gay Gordons, Strip the Willow, and The Dashing White Sergeant.
With the lively Chitterybite Ceilidh band and an expert caller to guide you through each step, everyone will be dancing and having a blast.
This Burns Night, The Ivy Glasgow is hosting a unique and immersive experience with a Burns-Themed Murder Mystery Dinner. Join the venue for a night of suspense, intrigue, and Scottish tradition.
Enjoy a specially curated three-course menu inspired by the flavours of Scotland, while you work with your fellow guests to unravel the mystery surrounding a Burns Night murder. The evening features a combination of delicious food, interactive storytelling, and lively entertainment, all set in the elegant surroundings of The Ivy.
One of the city's favourite pubs, The Butterfly and The Pig, is hosting a Burns Supper and Whisky Pairing bonanza. Get ready for a sensational, Scottish-influenced menu of deliciousness, matched with multiple drams of artisan booze from Douglas Laing & Co.
Ubiquitous Chip returns with another electric Burns Night dinner in Glasgow, where they will be toasting the famous poet with an evening of live music, whisky drinking and frivolity on the 30th of January. For £80 per person, you can tuck into a four-course meal with dishes such as venison haggis, neeps and potato puree, as well as a dark chocolate and ginger tart, chased by many a delicious dram.
As for entertainment, expect a live piper and spoken word, not to mention a special rendition of Auld Lang Syne. This will all be followed by a ceilidh on the cobbles.
