Sold out

Pay homage to Scotland’s best loved bard in style, with The Met’s very own Burns Night Ceilidh. Expect highland flings and reels to an infectious traditional soundtrack from the fiddle, whistle, accordion, guitar, double bass and drums of Head Over Reels Ceilidh Band. And don’t worry if you’ve never done a ceilidh before, there’ll be a professional caller on hand to teach the steps and you’ll be up there dancing in no time, locking arms, spinning around and generally having a right old Scottish knees-up!

“Top quality music, whirlwind fiddle playing and a killer rhythm section”Sarah Allen (Flook) on Head Over Reels Ceilidh Band

The Met’s restaurant Automatic will be serving a special Burns Night menu on 26 and 27 January. Join us before the ceilidh for haggis, neeps and tatties. Call 0161 763 9399 to reserve a table.

Dates & Times

Last session: Sat 26 Jan 2013 at 7:00 PM - This event has now passed

Derby Hall @ The Met

Sold out

Related events

Music -

Heather Ferrier Trio

Heather Ferrier is known for her virtuosic accordion playing, dynamic clog dancing, and innovative compositions. With her trio she creates an explosion of groove and melody, transcending the limits of contemporary folk.

Book
Music -

Jon Boden and The Remnant Kings

Jon Boden and The Remnant Kings return to The Met with their unique brand of post-apocalyptic folk, following the release of new album Parlour Ballads.

Book
Music -

Elvis: As It Was

The sensational Tommy Holland and The Rising Sun band bring you some of Elvis’ most dynamic and memorable performances.

Book