Laddies and Lassies Celebrate Scottish Society's Burns Nicht
Martha's Vineyard tartan.
Martha's Vineyard tartan.
David and Nancy Pritchard enter the dinner.
David and Nancy Pritchard enter the dinner.
No Scottish celebration is complete without bagpipes.
No Scottish celebration is complete without bagpipes.
Chris Scott was the emcee.
Chris Scott was the emcee.
Posing with the haggis.
Posing with the haggis.
Procession to dining room.
Procession to dining room.
Chef Tim Dutilly, Alan Reekie and Steve Ewing toast "to the haggis!"
Chef Tim Dutilly, Alan Reekie and Steve Ewing toast "to the haggis!"
Pastor Richard Rego and the Scottish Society singers celebrate the haggis.
Pastor Richard Rego and the Scottish Society singers celebrate the haggis.
Chris Scott and Steve Ewing led the auction.
Chris Scott and Steve Ewing led the auction.
Scotch, of course.
Scotch, of course.
Chris Scott, Colin Ewing and Steve Ewing call out names for auction items.
Chris Scott, Colin Ewing and Steve Ewing call out names for auction items.
Dressed for the occasion.
Dressed for the occasion.
The bar was stocked with scotch, bagpipes provided music and haggis was on the menu Saturday night as the Martha's Vineyard Scottish Society hosted their 28th annual Burns Nicht supper. The celebration pays tribute to Robert Burns, the Bard of Scotland.