Traditional Scottish celebration 'Burns Night' celebrates the life of poet Robert Burns.

Events traditionally take place on his birthday (today, January 25).

The first Burns supper was held in 1801, and usually features a haggis.

Here's five locations where you can celebrate Burns Night in Hertfordshire.

1. The Wine Society, Stevenage

The Comet: Traditional fare and readings are offered at The Wine Society.Traditional fare and readings are offered at The Wine Society. (Image: Google Maps)

The Wine Society in Stevenage is offering a Burns Night dinner.

Readings including the ‘Selkirk Grace’ and ‘Address to a Haggis’ will take place.

Traditional Burns Night fare, along with neeps and tatties, will be offered.

Tickets cost £90 per person, and are available via the Wine Society's website (www.thewinesociety.com).

2. Ye Olde Fighting Cocks, St Albans

The Comet: Ye Olde Fighting Cocks lays claim to being Britain's oldest pub, which was once confirmed by Guinness World Records

The 'Oldest Pub in Britain' will be offering a three-course menu of Scottish-inspired dishes for Burns Night.

Deep fried Mars Bars will be offered as a pudding option, whilst a Scottish quiz and an "impressive" whisky collection will also be present.

The menu, served by chef Ian Baulsh, will feature cullen skink, wild boar Scotch egg, steamed Scottish mussels and mains including traditional Scottish Haggis and 8oz Aberdeen Angus hanger steak.

Tables can be booked via the Ye Olde Fighting Cocks website (www.fightingcockssa.com).

3. Cowper Arms, Digswell

The Comet: Three courses and a whisky for £22 is offered at the Cowper Arms.Three courses and a whisky for £22 is offered at the Cowper Arms. (Image: Google Maps)

A Burns Night menu will be available at the Cowper Arms from Wednesday to Friday this week.

Haggis, Neeps and Tatties and whisky are all available.

Three courses and a whisky will cost £22 per person, and a poem competition will be run.

Further information can be found on the Cowper Arms website (www.cowperarmsdigswell.co.uk).

4. The Orange Tree, Hitchin

The Comet: Live bagpipe music will be available at The Orange Tree.Live bagpipe music will be available at The Orange Tree. (Image: Google Maps)

A special Burns Night menu will be offered at The Orange Tree, in Hitchin.

Live bagpipe music will be played and Scotch will be served.

The pub itself was rebuilt in 1976, and underwent a refurbishment in 2018.

Pre-booking is available via the pub's website (www.mcmullens.co.uk/orangetree).

5. Thompson, St Albans

The Comet: Bagpipes and highland dancing will take place at Thompson.Bagpipes and highland dancing will take place at Thompson. (Image: Google Maps)

Thompson, in St Albans, is a three-time AA Rosette winning restaurant.

The restaurant promises to "immerse you in the traditions of Burns Night".

Bagpipes, highland dancing and an address to the Haggis will all take place.

Further information can be found on the restaurant's website (www.thompsonstalbans.co.uk).