Stephanie Land clicked, and clicked, and clicked....

To view Stephanie's personal blog post of the 2010 event click here.

What your shopping cart looks like when making Scottish Beef Stew for 100 people...

The Haggis Taxi ! Thanks to Matthew + Stewarts of Kearny, NJ

This year we got our delicious meat pies, haggis pies and bean pies from Stewarts Of Kearny.
Stewarts specializes in Fine Scottish, Irish, and British Homemade Foods, with the same Stewart Family Recipes since 1931. Matthew was kind enough to trek out to Kearny and taxi our delicious treats home to Brooklyn!

The Gay Gordons Dance Troupe Rehearses 01.28.10

Stephanie Land, Karne Vera, Mary Traina, and Nicole Salm.
The members of the "Gay Gordons" dance troupe rehearse the dance
"The Gay Gordons" just two nights before performing it.

"The Selkirk Grace" and Sierra helping along the passing of the Chicken Cock-a-leekie soup

Some snazzy snaps from Ms. Rachel Horlick...

Rachel being a member of The Boerum Hill Chapter since the
very start has some great candid shots from the last 3 years...
Posted here is just a little taste. To look through many more, check out her flicker set "Burns Supper":
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kidraerae/sets/72157623212901395/

2008:2009:

2010:

More from Elissa's camera 2010...

Photos from the camera of Elissa Federoff !

The program was studied by all, awaiting the event to begin...

2010 Sponsors and Advertisers

Chefs & Food Sponsors
& Additional Sponsorship

The Program was in order...and we celebrated !

This year's program was Art Directed and Designed by the lovely, quirky, and talented Rachel Horlick. Written by Ian Douglas Cameron. For a hard copy to be sent to you via snail mail or PDF of this year's 2010 program please email robbieburnsbrooklyn@gmail.com.
Thanks again Rachel, well done!

"Molly on Burns"

Molly Donahue, a newcomer to the RB Society this year, shares on her own blog, a breakdown of the 2010 Robbie B. events. From the making of her and Keith's breads, the piping in of the haggis, the sangs and clatter, the over consumption of Glenlivet, and a walk home under the year's fullest moon. Check out her post from the night here...
http://mollaylay.blogspot.com/2010/01/meet-man.html