Great food, great music, and great craic at Baltimore’s Burns Supper – plus some special features
The 2016 Burns Night supper at Liam Flynn’s Ale House at 22 W. North Avenue in Baltimore is coming up on the 25th of January.
The event will have the same wonderful feast, bagpiping, and traditional music it’s known for, but there are a couple of special additions to the evening this year.
First, readers may know of the iconic ferries that carry passengers and vehicles between the Scottish mainland and the islands. Caledonian MacBrayne (Caledonian Mac a’ Bhriuthainn), known now as CalMac Ferries Ltd, is the major ferry operation in the Hebrides.
This year the Address to the haggis will be read by Cal-Mac Ferry Captain Cameron MacLeod.
Second, classical Tenor Aaron HaLevy will bring the work of Robert Burns alive for us in beautiful song. Below you can hear Aaron singing Green Grow the Rashes O:
Like last year, anyone bold enough to offer a reading of a Burns poem gets a free pint. For the full event description, Click Here. Or for the Facebook event, Click Here.
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