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A painting by Lucien Freud hung on an orange wall in the hotel reception The Richard Jackson 'Red Deer Chandelier' on view in the hotel reception A landscape drawing by James Prosek who was one of our first artists in residence Circle Of Pieter Brueghel The Younger (1564 – 1636) in painted room with tables and chairs
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Burns Night Gala Dinner

Join the Fife Arms commemorate the life of Scotland’s most beloved bard, poet and lyricist, Robert Burns, with an annual celebration including a Burns Dinner, poetry readings, musical performances, a Pipe Band and a traditional ceilidh led by Clachan Yell.

There is no place more atmospheric than the Fife Arms to mark this uniquely Scottish event.

A Burns Night haggis served at the Fife Arms by the side of a piper
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