Burns Night at the Museum
NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BURNS ON STAGE
Sunday 27 January 2019
4.30pm - 7.30pm
Hunterian Museum
Admission free - booking essential
This Night at the Museum is inspired by the work of the University's Centre for Robert Burns Studies and related material from the University's collections.
The University of Glasgow has received support as part of the Scotland’s Winter Festivals programme of events to showcase this spectacular event at The Hunterian.
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NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BURN NIGHT 2018
Friday 27 January 2019
7 - 10pm
Hunterian Museum
The Hunterian Museum in the University of Glasgow has always proved a popular location for tourists, professionals, and the curious alike. The Museum is not only renowned for being Scotland's oldest public museum (1807). The world class collections tell many stories to many people, and as such the Museum holds regular 'Night at the Museum' events to showcase the collections and celebrate shared interests and causes. The Centre for Robert Burns Studies enjoys an excellent relationship with the museum, who help us promote our new research into Robert Burns.
Following on from the huge success of our last Burns Night at the Museum in 2017, colleagues and friends of the Centre will be on hand for this year's event, taking place on Friday 26 January 2018, 7-10pm at the Hunterian.
It's a great opportunity to catch up on all things Burns, from the progress of our Oxford University Press Edition of Burns's works, to new and groundbreaking research that helps us promote the bard.
Tickets for this free event can be obtained here.
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NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BURNS NIGHT IN GLASGOW 2017
Friday 27 January 2017
7 - 10pm
Hunterian Museum
Following on from the hugely successful Erskine 100 Night at the Museum, we are now holding a Burns Night celebration, inspired by the collections and the research of the Centre for Robert Burns Studies at the University of Glasgow. This exciting event will create an opportunity to see The Hunterian’s world class displays at night, set against a backdrop of film and image projections, live music performances, access to heritage items not normally on show and refreshments. The University of Glasgow has received support as part of the Scotland’s Winter Festivals programme of events to showcase this spectacular exploration event at The Hunterian. A licenced bar will be available. The University Gift Shop will be open. Doors open at 7pm.
The Hunterian Museum
