The Robert Burns Society of Annapolis is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the appreciation and celebration of the life and works of Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet. Established in 1980, the Society is based in Maryland and serves the Annapolis area and its surroundings. It operates under the EIN 521152181.

The Society is best known for organizing annual Burns Suppers, traditional Scottish cultural events held to commemorate the birth of Robert Burns. These gatherings often take place in local venues such as the Annapolis Elks Lodge and typically feature readings of Burns' poetry, Scottish music, and the ceremonial serving of haggis. The Robert Burns Society of Annapolis is part of a broader network of Burns clubs and societies across the United States and North America that celebrate Scottish heritage and culture[1][2][5].

Leadership of the organization includes a principal officer, with Nancy Badertscher noted in this role in recent years. The Society engages with the community through events and activities that promote Scottish literature, music, and customs, contributing to cultural preservation and education in the region[1][3].

The Society is distinct but culturally aligned with other North American organizations such as the Robert Burns Association of North America (RBANA), which promotes the life and works of Robert Burns across the continent[4]. Through its events and outreach, the Robert Burns Society of Annapolis plays an active role in maintaining and fostering interest in Scottish traditions in the United States.