Pictures: Inverness hotel’s Burns supper for mental health charity Mikeysline - were you there?
The atmosphere at a sell-out Burns supper for a Highland mental health charity has been described as “electrifying”.
Emily Stokes, chief executive of Mikeysline, said guests at the fundraiser at the Kingsmill Hotel in Inverness had a great time.
During the evening to celebrate the life and work of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns, they enjoyed speeches, entertainment and dancing as well as a three-course dinner featuring haggis.
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The event raised thousands of pounds for Mikeysline which is marking its 10th anniversary.
The event was hosted by Torridon frontman Kenny Smith, Loch Ness businessman Willie Cameron and MC Liam Christie who entertained guests with a rendition of A Man's a Man.
It was the fourth annual Burns supper for Mikeysline hosted by the Kingsmill Hotel.
