Year Tradition
In 1955, a group of Scots living in Tulsa, Oklahoma decided to form a Scottish Saint Andrew’s Society, calling it the Scottish Club of Tulsa (S.C.O.T.). The first known Oklahoma Burns Supper occurred on January 25, 1956. This annual event went unabated until the scheduled 66th Burns Night event, which had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The S.C.O.T. Club now holds its formal Commemorative Supper honoring the Scotland Bard in the Tradition of the 9 who gathered to commemorate his death. Don your Scottish Best and come experience a Robert Burn’s Tradition unlike any you have ever attended.
For all inquiries or questions, please email us at scotcluboftulsa@gmail.com. Thank you.
A Burns Supper is a celebration of the life and poetry of the poet Robert Burns (January 25, 1759 – July 21, 1796), the author of many a Scots poem and song. Robert Burns is global writer whose life and work have given rise to a global cultural phenomena – the Burns Supper. At the heart of this celebration of Scotland’s national bard is his word – from poetry to song.
This Year’s observance will be the 222nd anniversary of the very first Commemorative Supper. Two Hundred and Twenty-two years and one day later. Now, that is phenomenal. While the rest of the world is celebrating in January, the premiere Scottish Club of Tulsa is holding this Original Tradition.
This year’s Supper will be unlike any you have ever experienced. Following in the Tradition of the Nine, The Seven Toasts will be given. No more need to stand at the Speakeasy Door to order your Toasting Shots as beverages can be poured at the tables this year.
There will be a social hour prior to Announcements and Introductions with plenty of Wait Staff on hand.
The Supper’s Main Course “The Haggis” has a very unique twist this year, the details of which are being kept confidential. All dietary considerations are being made for this Commemorative Supper. You will not want to miss this.
Seating will be limited to One Hundred purchased tickets.
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