To celebrate ‘Burns Night’ with the ceilidh ‘Danse McCabre’ playing traditional Polish dances like krakowiak, polonez as well as ceilidh dances. We serve our guests Polish and Scottish traditional dishes: haggis, neeps, tatties and bigos, pierogi, barszcz with krokiety and Polish traditional sandwiches. 

They are a renowned band performing sea shanties, sailors’ songs, and folk-inspired music. Formed in 1985 in Gdynia, they have performed across Europe and the USA and won major sea song festivals in Poland.

At this event, audiences can enjoy classics like Dziki włóczęga, Żegluj, and Maui, as well as new songs from their upcoming album.

A lively evening of music and the spirit of the sea awaits!

Weljar creates melancholic music from the folk and ambient, decorating it with charming visuals, inspired by slavic times and shamanism

Paulina Przybysz – Singer, songwriter and composer, after over 20 years on stage, has recorded an album of jazz standards that have inspired and shaped her since childhood. The album Insides was released on 1 March under her own label, Calm Courage.

Support act:
ESTUARY TRIO – The newly formed Estuary Trio is an ensemble made up of some of the finest contemporary musicians in Scotland. Comprised of Aberdonians Matthew Kilner (saxophone) and Graeme Stephen (electric guitar) plus Lebanese bass player Elie Afif (double bass) the band explores collective improvisation over jazz and folk themes.

Kazik Staszewski is one of Poland’s most influential and celebrated musicians, with a career spanning more than four decades. Known for his distinctive voice, sharp lyrics, and bold artistic vision, he has long impressed audiences with his honesty, humour, and uncompromising approach to songwriting. His music blends rock, alternative sounds, and an unmistakable stage energy.

At the concert, listeners can expect songs that offer sharp, thought-provoking commentary on reality, while also delivering a powerful emotional impact.