Burns Night

Join us Saturday, Jan. 24 for our annual Burns Night celebration! It’ll take place 6-10 pm at The Skirvin, one of Oklahoma City’s most historic and elegant venues. As an attendee, you’ll enjoy a multi-course dinner, cocktails, live music, highland dancing, poetry readings, toasts, and more!

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Come celebrate Burns Night with the United Scottish Clans of Oklahoma! Burns Night marks the birthday of Scotland’s most famous poet and bard, Robert “Rabbie” Burns.

 

Burns Night will be hosted on January 24, 6-10 p.m. at The Skirvin, one of Oklahoma City’s most historic and elegant venues. From heart-warming Scottish traditions to belly-warming scotch, this is an event you really don't want to miss!⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

Each year, we celebrate Robert Burns’ life and work with a multi-course dinner, cocktails, poetry readings, toasts, pipes and drums, highland dancing, live music performances, and of course – the option of dining on haggis, one of Scotland’s most famous dishes.

In addition to the evening’s festivities, we’ll also be hosting a silent auction to help raise funds in support of USCO’s educational programming, free language classes, and community scholarships throughout the year. As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, any donations or winning bids will be tax-deductible.

Tickets and full tables are available for purchase online. There will be NO door sales. If you’re a member of USCO, please visit the member’s portal or check your email for a special discount code.

  • Elegant banquet hall filled with round tables and guests, ornate chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, and wood-paneled walls with large windows and drapes.
  • A man in a tuxedo and kilt standing on the left, and a woman in a black dress at a podium speaking into a microphone at The Skirvin Hilton hotel in Oklahoma City.
  • A group of eight people sitting around a round table at an elegant banquet hall, dressed in formal attire, smiling for the camera. The table is set with plates, drinks, and tableware, with more guests dining in the background.
  • Three men in formal attire, two wearing kilts, stand around a round table with a dark tartan cloth, laughing and engaged in conversation in a wood-paneled room with decorative curtains and ornate ceiling details.
  • People celebrating at a formal dinner in a banquet hall, sitting around a round table with plates of food and drinks, with many more guests in the background.
  • A woman and a man dressed in a kilt and Scottish attire signing documents at a long table during a formal event, with gift baskets and bottles on the table and other people seated in the background.

Read the FAQs below or contact us today.

  • Burns Night will be hosted at The Skirvin Hotel: 1 Park Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102

    Click here for directions.

  • Tickets are on sale now! They're available for purchase online through our website.

    Note: Beware of scammers trying to resell tickets on social media. All ticket sales/transfers are managed through USCO. Please contact us to verify and coordinate the exchange.

  • At USCO’s Burns Night, everyone is treated like a VIP! In addition to the evening’s dinner and festivities, each table receives a complimentary bottle of scotch for toasting.

  • You can access your Burns Night tickets in your confirmation email, in the wallet app on your phone, or you can print them out to bring with you.

  • Due to the nature of this event, tickets are non-refundable. (The venue requires a headcount for the multi-course dinner.)

  • Details coming soon!

  • Black-tie, formal, and cocktail are all acceptable! We also encourage kilts and tartans, but they aren't required.

  • We'll have printed programs available at Burns Night with a detailed breakdown of the toasts and entertainment, but here’s a general outline of the evening:

    Cocktails: 6 p.m.
    Dinner: 7 p.m.
    Entertainment: 7-10 p.m.

  • Details coming soon!

  • Most definitely! In addition to poetry readings and toasts throughout the evening, you’ll enjoy piping, live music, and highland dancing.