King Charles III's Gloucestershire home hosts Burns Night celebrations

Celebrate auld lang syne and raise a dram to Scotland's best-loved poet with a black tie Burns Night dinner at King Charles III's private residence, Highgrove House, in January 2025.

By Annabel Lammas  |  Published
Join the traditional Burns Night celebration at Highgrove House near Tetbury this January 2025. © Highgrove

The family home of His Majesty King Charles III is inviting guests to don their best tartan for a Burns Night black tie dinner on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 January 2025.

Honouring Scotland's favourite poet, Robert Burns, the evening at Highgrove House includes a traditional Scottish four-course dinner, dancing and live music, as well as the all-important Burns Night tradition — the addressing of the Haggis.

The evening begins with a cocktail and canapes, before moving on to a sit-down dinner of Scotch broth and slow-cooked lamb, smoked haddock and cheddar fishcakes, haggis with neeps and tatties and raspberry and yoghurt parfait — all served with organic Highgrove wine and followed by coffee, petit fours and a wee dram of Highgrove single malt whisky. 

After dinner, guests are treated to a professional dance performance before taking to the floor themselves, accompanied by live music from a traditional Ceilidh quartet.

Event

Burns Night at Highgrove House

Dates

Friday 24 January 2025; Saturday 25 January 2025

Times

From 6pm to 11pm

Admission

Tickets cost £215 per person

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