The Scottish celebration that occurs in January to commemorate the life of poet Robert Burns is Burns Night. This event, held on January 25th, involves a traditional supper featuring haggis, neeps, and tatties, alongside recitals of Burns' poetry. Attendees often perform the Address to a Haggis, celebrating the poet’s contributions to Scottish culture. Additionally, the night cultivates a sense of camaraderie among participants through toasts, songs, and storytelling, honoring Burns' literary legacy while fostering a connection to Scottish heritage.