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Robert Burns Birthplace Museum

Enjoy 5-star hospitality at the birthplace of Scotland’s national bard
Burns Cottage from the road
Venue overview

Corporate Event

“Now’s the day, and now’s the hour”

Do business with the Bard at Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Alloway. We have inspirational settings galore for gala dinners, incentive itineraries, meetings and team-building activities.

Our experienced team can work with you to plan and execute your experience, whether it’s a full-day event or just a few hours.

Combining modern, stylish facilities with dramatic historic settings, RBBM is sure to unlock your creative genius!


Capacities

Museum
Drinks reception – 150
Dining – 120

Robertson Room (within museum)
Drinks reception – 60
Dining – 60
Meeting – 60

Burns Cottage Pavilion (next to Burns Cottage)
Drinks reception – 50
Dining – 50
Meeting – 50

Burns Cottage
Drinks reception – 40
Dining – 30

Grounds
Please contact us to discuss marquee locations and capacities.

Expand image 1: A piper stands with his bagpipes on the grass lawn just outside Burns Cottage on a sunny day. Expand image 2: A willow sculpture of Tam o' Shanter riding his horse at full gallop. Behind the sculpture is woodland and a very bright blue sky. Expand image 3: A gravel path leads through a formal garden filled with round beds with small conifers. A sundial stands at the centre. Expand image 4: Inside the pavilion at Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, set up for a formal dinner Expand image 5: A room in the pavilion at Burns Cottage has been set up for a lecture-style event. Rows of black chairs face the window at the end of the room. The ceiling has glass panels, letting in lots of light. There is a large framed painting of Robert Burns on the red wall. Expand image 6: The main entrance to the Robert Burns Birthplace Musuem. A sweeping porch covers the area over the sliding doors. A large blue and black panel on the wall states: Birthplace of a genius alongside a black illustration of Robert Burns. Expand image 7: The Robertson Room at Robert Burns Birthplace Museum set up for a board-style meeting, with projector screen at the end of the table. Expand image 8: Three tables are covered in white cloths in the Robertson meeting room at RBBM. The floor is tiled. There are stained glass windows along one wall with images of Robert Burns in them. Expand image 9: Burns Cottage seen from across the main road on a sunny day in summer. Expand image 10: A black and white photo of Burns Cottage set up for a Burns Supper event. Expand image 11: A piper stands outside Burns Cottage, playing. It is evening and the cottage is lit up, making its white walls glow orange. Expand image 12: Long tables with white table cloths set up for a corporate dinner Expand image 13: Burns Cottage - long tables set up for a corporate dinner

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