As our (nearly) post-pandemic life gently moves into a new state of normality, it's exciting to think that events, exhibitions and productions just might go ahead this year without being postponed or cancelled (touch wood!)
If you're on the hunt for unique or fun things to do during March, then we're hoping we've got something on our list for you. Whether you're looking forward to visiting the fleeting crocus carpet at Kew Gardens, or perhaps you're keen on visiting an independent sale or market, then we've got it covered.
Visit the TATE Modern this March and experience the theatrical exhibition by the Turner Prize winning artist and cultural activist, Lubaina Himid. The exhibition runs until 2nd October 2022. Tickets cost £16 or free entry for members.
For those who love an antiques market, Ardingly Antiques & Collectors Fair returns with its 2-day market from 1st-2nd March. Tickets cost £20 on Tuesday or £5 on Wednesday. Here's hoping the rain holds off!
Lines & Tat London Sale
Sister Act, Tat London will be opening its studio on 18th - 19th March to house Lines London vintage clothing. Over the last two years, sisters Charlie & Miranda have been collecting dresses to collaborate on a vintage extravaganza. Expect pastries, paintings and the perfect summer dresses.
Re-textured is a multi-venue, multi-sensory festival for London and the UK from 24th - 27th March. The festival combines experimental electronic music, modernist and industrial architecture and innovative lighting installations for an arresting visual and sonic experience.
New restaurant Goddard & Gibbs recently opened on Shoreditch High Street, offering take-away seafood and snacks for those on the move.
Sebastião Salgado, winner of the 2021 Praemium Imperiale award for painting, presents Amazônia, a breath-taking photography exhibition that celebrates the indigenous peoples and varied landscapes of the Brazilian rainforest. The exhibition runs until 20th March.
Are you a homewares magpie? Join designers, makers and coveted interiors brands on Saturday 12th March at the Yard Sale, supporting London's homeless women and families.
The upcoming Spotlight Market will be held on the 20th March welcoming new traders to the line-up as well as some returning favourites - showcasing a range of furniture and decorative antiques, 20th-century art and vintage homewares.
Returning every year with gusto, the crocus carpet at Kew Garden is a brilliant place to visit in March - enjoy a morning marvelling at the blanket of flowers, because once they're gone, they're gone!
Ai Weiwei: The Liberty of Doubt
Kettle's Yard will be hosting a solo exhibition by Ai Weiwei in which the artist's new and existing work will be shown alongside historic Chinese objects. The exhibition is on from 12th February - 19th June 2022.
Look out for The Princess Royal in Notting Hill - a pub being restored to its original name and former glory since first opening in the late 1800s. This old and new pub opens its doors for business in March.
The heart-warming true story of Maurice Flitcroft, who entered the 1976 British Open despite never playing a round of golf before. The Phantom of the Open is an uplifting and moving comedy drama about pursuing your dreams and shooting for the stars, no matter what hand you're dealt. In cinemas 18th March.
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