Schlafly’s Burns’ Night Festival will take place at the Schlafly Tap Room in celebration of Robert Burns' birthday, the Scottish poet and ploughman most famous for his poem “Auld Lang Syne.”

The customs of this event include pipers piping Celtic music, soul-warming Scottish food, nostalgia, satire, and a poem read by Tom Schlafly. Plaid kilts are optional. The Parade of Pipers and Tom Schlafly's annual poem will begin at 5:45 pm.

We will have Schlafly Scotch Ale flowing both on draft and in cans. Burns' Night is a free event, and tables will be sat first come. You may begin arriving for Burns' Night at 4 pm for table seating or walk-up service in our North and South bars.