London's Best Events This March 2025

Celebrate International Women's Day this 8th March over a silent disco of girl power classics, pink gin-fuelled quiz, Legally Blonde screening or another of the many happenings in our pick of the city's top events.

One of the biggest and best events this month, St Patrick's Day in London for 2025 is sure to be a winner. Whether you're making your way to the renowned St Patrick's Day parade and festival, your local boozer or the popular party at Camden market, you won't be short of Guinness and green decor come the 17th.

Looking to treat your mum this year? One of this month's biggest evets is undoubtedly Mother's Day, and luckily for her London is full of fun things to do to celebrate. Whether you fancy a sophisticated afternoon tea, cocktails at a rooftop bar or a boozy bottomless brunch, we've got you covered with this guide.

This March, be sure to upgrade your plans at The London Cabaret Club. Head inside this Holborn venue, where you'll be able to catch an immersive take on F. Scott Fitzgerald's, The Great Gatsby, which includes non-stop entertainment, glamour and fine dining.

Fanatical about cake making? Consider yourself an icing pro? Head over to Tooting where The Big London Bake will be offering you and your friend 90 minutes of competitive whisk-filled fun within a glorious marquee.

The Bougie Drag Bottomless Brunch is the ideal day out for hen dos, birthdays and more hosted by Salsa! in Embankment. There will be raucous drag hosts and performances from some of RuPaul's Drag Race's most iconic queens, as well as lip syncing contests, dance-offs and butlers in the buff serving you free-flowing drinks for 90 minutes. There will be banging DJ sets too, alongside a tasty brunch dish of course.

Set sail for the ultimate party experience with Silent Sounds Boat Party. This isn't your typical night out - it's a floating fiesta aboard The Dutch Master, a two-storey party boat that cruises past London's most iconic landmarks. From Big Ben to Tower Bridge, this silent disco offers more than just a dance floor - it's a full-blown sensory adventure from just £27 per person. 

The magic doesn't stop there. With three music channels pumping everything from disco classics to house bangers, the dance floor is a kaleidoscope of energy, with everyone dancing to their own beat. Need a breather? Head to one of the two onboard bars, grab a drink (pirate-style rum or a posh glass of white, anyone?), and soak up the river views. And for those who don't want the night to end, the party continues at Ballie Ballerson, London's famous ball pit cocktail bar. With free guest list entry included in some ticket packages, your night of thrills and spills is guaranteed to be unforgettable.

Dress up in an orange jumpsuit and smuggle booze into prison at this infamous bar. A must-visit when it comes to the capital's unique watering holes, Alcotraz brings a mix of immersive theatre and top-notch cocktails, and you can be a part of it.

March is bringing the heat to East London - gin heat, that is! 58 and CO is kicking off spring with immersive gin tastings and hands-on Gin School experiences. Dive into the world of distillation, crafting your very own bespoke gin under expert guidance.

Prefer to sip rather than stir? You can experience an intimate gin-tasting experience, where you'll sample award-winning spirits made right on-site. With sustainability at its core and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, 58 and CO is the place to be for gin lovers this March.

Celebrating their 100th weekend show of The Dirty Thirty are Rosemary Branch Theatre. This characterful, historic pub is found on the border of Islington and Hackney - just shy of Regent's Canal - and this performance is like no other: expect an ambitious feat of 30 plays within one hour, where Degenerate Fox premiere new scripted works in an ever-changing offering.

LOOK FOR THE WOMAN! is your chance to experience the comedic brilliance of female and femme performers like never before. This March, the Rosemary Branch Theatre - run by women for 29 years - hosts an epic festival in honour of Women's History Month. Expect hilarious moments, sharp wit, and a deep dive into the legacy of women's comedy. Come laugh, think, and celebrate with a show that's both meaningful and absolutely funny.

If you're an immersive experience lover who's wondering what's on in London this March 2025, look no further than Moonshine Saloon, the Western cocktail experience. You will be transported to the Wild West, right at the centre of a covert liquor operation that involves smuggling in booze and avoiding the sheriff. And if you're successful? Bartenders will whip up a bespoke cocktail from your chosen spirit.

With Old School R&B Brunches exciting events, you'll get to enjoy a delicious two-course, soul food meal and 60 minutes of bottomless punch, as well as a fun-loving DJ spinning the best in afrobeats, commercial and, of course, R&B.

Wine Tasting Flights at Aspen and Meursault in Battersea or sister bar Diogenes The Dog in Elephant & Castle are a great way to spend your spare time this March - especially if you're a vino enthusiast. You'll get to try eight different kinds, paired with four courses of small plates - all for a starting price of £75 per person.

If you're on the hunt for cool things to do in London, make your way to Bougie Drag & Boy Toy's epic lineup of events. During the month of March, get stuck into everything from show-stopping singalongs to drag-drenched brunches and much more.

Although the weather is still looking a little gloomy, The Covent Garden Comedy Club is bound to cheer everyone up. Gather your pals and head to the Freemasons Arms for a night of top-notch jokes from some of the capital's up-and-coming and best-known stars.

Spruce up your plans with friends or your beau in March with Live Band Karaoke. Hosted across multiple London locations, this is the perfect place to grab the mic and perform to an awesome crowd, with a sensational five-piece band. 

From their OTT interiors to the crazy bottomless brunch events happening throughout March, Blame Gloria is a great way of spending your time this month. Expect to enjoy bottomless drinks while making the most of a themed bash, which range from ABBA to 00s and music icons.

Coming to The Bermondsey Bierkeller this March? Dabbers Social Bingo, which combines traditional aspects of the game with unique mini games to keep you on the edge of your seat - alongside a party atmosphere to boot. Plus, these £15 tickets bring you plenty of chances to win prizes.

Looking for quirky activities in London? Plonk is the tiki-inspired crazy golf brand that's fronting three fun-loving locations across the city. Whether you head to its Hackney or Borough spots, you'll have a great time.

See out the last of the rainy and cold months with London Bridge Rooftop's Après Bar, complete with an Après Brunch for good measure. The sky-high space, which has close-up views of the Shard, has been fully transformed to include ski lift gondola-style seating, fully covered and heated pergolas decked out in lights, and vintage ski memorabilia galore.

That's not all, since Après Brunch consists of a breakfast-style burger with fries, alongside 90 minutes of free-flowing fizz, beers and Aperol spritzes.

Upgrade your March plans with Funicular's The Murdér Express at Pedley Street Station. This cool event will have you solving cases and cracking mysteries, along with delving into a four-course meal from a Michelin star chef.

Sometimes we fancy a glass of tipple while we are getting our creative juices flowing... luckily, Paintvine knows exactly what we want. Head to their well-loved events across London, and learn how to sculpt and paint while enjoying some tasty beverages.

What happens when you combine bottomless rum punch with a three course Caribbean feast and tropical reggae music from top London DJs? Only one of the best brunches around across multiple dates in March. Think reggae, dancehall and soca across the decades, as well as top party hits to dance to.

Head to The Chocolate Cocktail Club for their top-notch afternoon tea. Think finger food, from sandwiches to sweet treats complemented perfectly with their signature cocktails and bubbly. You won't want to miss out on this.

Revolutionising the way we brunch and changing everything we come to know about boozy karaoke exploits, the Hip Hop Brunch collective are here to show you how they do brunch ... and boy it is good. With a menu of 'Dirty South' inspired lunch goodies you'll be going big here with bottomless cocktails to match before hitting out some serious lyrical flow with their hip hop karaoke. 

If you love 90s music, hip hop and RnB tunes, you'll love the slew of events Supa Dupa Fly have to offer. From bottomless brunches and free-flowing prosecco afternoons to rooftop parties galore, they'll be featuring the best DJs the city has to offer.

Need March plans? Venture over to The Candlelight Club for a night of 1920s speakeasy glamour. Step inside this Central London hub for a mouthwatering three-course meal or drinks, which you'll be able to enjoy alongside live jazz music, cabaret acts and even a fortune teller.

Find paradise on earth with Last Man Standing, Gospeloke, Musical Bingo and more as this collective bring you a whole load of wild events. Whether you're looking to belt out ballads or laugh away, you've got it all here.

To catch the best comedians on the UK circuit this March, look no further than Backyard Comedy Club in Bethnal Green. At their comedy nights throughout the week, they promise plenty of laughs, with previous big names including Russell Howard and Jo Brand.

Searching for something fun to do in London? The Brixton Courtyard have a bunch of happenings this March and they're all going to be epic. Head to Peep Show quizzes, a drag bingo show or garage karaoke while checking out food vendors and tipping back drinks.

Embrace your inner big kid over a night of ball pit fun at Ballie Ballerson Shoreditch. The party spot has become a popular choice for an easy-going evening of silliness that'll have you sipping on fruity cocktails and chilling in glowing ball pits.

In need of March plans? Then head to Merchant House for their epic range of events, from whisky to gin making masterclasses. Where guests will not only get to taste and learn all about their chosen tipple, but they will get a welcome cocktail too.

Every Saturday in March, you can catch some of the hottest queens around at KIKI: A Drag Cabaret, taking place at Queen of Hoxton. Serving up death drops, lip-syncing action, dance breaks and vocals that slay, this fabulous show is not to be missed.

Searching for fun events in March? At Ginger's Big Drag Bottomless Brunch, you'll get to enjoy some show-stopping performances and comedy skits while munching on avocado toast or cheeseburgers and sipping prosecco.

This March, Firmdale Hotels are hosting a fantastic wine dinner as part of their monthly series at Covent Garden Hotel. The focus will be on vinos from emerging regions, such as Czechia, Slovakia, Germany and beyond. These sips will be paired with a delicious Eastern European-style menu, with dishes like devilled eggs and slow-roasted duck on the cards.

This is the ultimate dining experience for any fan of musical theatre. You'll enjoy stunning performances, with over five hours of entertainment form some of the West End's biggest stars, along with a delicious bottomless brunch. 

Promising amazing views of the city from its rooftop terrace, Circe's is the place to be this month. Their Cloud 9 Pods are the perfect place for an exclusive night out with your best mates, as you'll receive your own private space for drinking and dining, lit by pretty, colourful lights.

You can secure your spot with a deposit from £250, which will be your bar tab for the evening. These igloos fit between six and nine people, complete with warm blankets, plush seating and your very own Bluetooth speaker. You'll receive a round of Grey Goose cocktails on arrival, and while you're here you'll enjoy all sorts of creative concoctions and dishes like aged beef smash burgers, nori-dusted calamari or beetroot and hummus flatbreads.

Every Wednesday, you can enjoy a floating hot tub tour of London's Docklands thanks to Sakuna Boats. Let the guide take you through all the landmarks while you sit back and soak across this relaxing, yet fun, experience.

With venues scattered across the city, from Clapham to Waterloo, Tonight Josephine is a firm choice for cool March plans. Head inside one of these top-notch joints, where you'll be able to enjoy a plethora of bottomless boozy shindigs, with themes from Harry Styles to drag.

The city's biggest nostalgic blast from the past in back. Join the 90's Brunch for an afternoon of fun, games and free-flowing bubbles at one of their pop-up events, from Boyband specials to Mean Girls-inspired millennial throwbacks, it's sure to be a fun thing to do this March.

This hilarious immersive dining experience is based on the famous Faulty Towers, bringing you recognisable antics from Basil, Sybil and Manuel. Expect a three-course meal alongside a two-hour show that's packed with laughs.

If you're on the hunt for the most fun events in March, London Boat Party is just the ticket. As the original evening cruise on the Thames, these guys have been serving up good times on the water for over 50 years. Think four hours of anthems from the DJ, a light buffet and club entry for afters.

From music nights (including VIP tickets if you're splashing out) to breakfast, sunrise entry and yoga sessions in front of those huge windows looking out over the City of London, Sky Garden are throwing open their doors for all kinds of stunning rooftop experiences. Soak up those vistas while eating, drinking and being entertained or getting stuck into a fun activity.

If you dare to venture off the beaten track of London's West End, you may happen to stumble across London's most fun secret, House of Burlesque...Speakeasy. This hush-hush showcase of some of the capital's most glamorous and talented burlesque stars is sure to be a night of unforgettable mischief. 

In need of good ol' night out in the city? Then check out Barrio Bars for their range of fabulous events from bingo brunches to a salsa fiesta, which includes plenty of bespoke cocktails and street food bites. You won't want to miss out on this.

It's all kicking off this March, as Garage Brunch is taking over secret locations across London for their epic events. Chomp on two mouthwatering courses, washing it all down with an hour of bottomless drinks, before getting your groove on as UKG performers hit up the stage.

Head over to theatres and pubs across London for an evening of side-splitting craic from Good Ship Comedy. You can even catch performances from the highly acclaimed Olga Koch and the charming Eshkaan Akbar, who are some of the funniest names on the circuit.

Thanks to a regular lineup of events throughout the week, you can't go wrong with a trip to Haus Of Cabaret for something a little different this March. They host raucous drag brunches every Saturday, complete with karaoke, bingo, lip syncing and bottomless booze, as well as their renowned circus-themed cabaret shows and an elusive secret burlesque society - with tasty two-course meals always on the cards. 

Step into the world of Mr Fogg's this March and discover something unforgettable. Enjoy live music with a twist at the Live Music Brunch at Mr Fogg's City Tavern, or dive into a thrilling evening of intrigue with Murder on the Fogg's Express at Mr Fogg's Society of Exploration.

Looking for something more whimsical? Don't miss the Topsy Turvy Tea at Mr Fogg's Pawnbrokers or indulge in a Botanical Brunch at Mr Fogg's Botanical Tavern. Whether it's sipping cocktails, solving mysteries, or enjoying a delightful roast, March at Mr Fogg's is full of fun, surprises, and flavours to savour.

Brighten up the rainy skies of March with a trip to Albert's Schloss London, where they host free-entry performances every night of the week. Just book yourself in for drinks or food and be treated to views of the stage, where you'll find everything from curated cabaret lineups to the haus band playing their own take on your favourite tunes alongside dancers and DJs. Plus, alpine food, German or local beers, and twists on classic cocktails are all up for grabs. 

Flight Club is the coolest thing for you to do in March, as not only do they have cool brunch socials with prosecco and great food, their innovative social darts is the best thing to do with friends.

This March, Hijingo is the place to be. If you're seeking something unique to experience, this reimagined bingo night features high-energy entertainment, live music, and the chance to win incredible prizes.

Don't miss their Bingo Bottomless Brunch every weekend for a fun-filled afternoon or join in the late-night bingo sessions for dancing and a night of unforgettable memories.

Quirky Shoreditch venue Hijingo is home to all kinds of fun events, and there's plenty to get stuck into this March. They host bingo bottomless brunches every Saturday and Sunday, in an adrenaline-fuelled twist on the classic game while sipping on 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco and beer.

This futuristic destination promises stadium-grade lighting, high-energy music and floor-to-ceiling lights. They're also hosting a special Y2K edition of their bingo throughout the month, promising noughties tunes, retro prizes and some wild surprises along the way.

Searching for fun events in March? Plan ahead and get ready to party at one of Sounds Familiar Music Quiz's many events. With various locations in London, they're bringing over 100 killer tunes through their music quizzes. 

Close your eyes and picture it - the bright lights of Manhattan, the rhythm of a Harlem jazz club, the indulgence of Park Avenue dining. Now open them. You're at 58th Street, London's most intoxicating immersive dining and entertainment experience.

From the moment you arrive, you'll be swept into a world of 1930s glamour, music, and culinary artistry, where the only thing that matters is the night ahead.

Gipsy Hill Brewery is hosting a wealth of events this March for you to get stuck into. The South East London haunt is running its KERB + Street Food Markets where you can enjoy an array of street food from rotating vendors every other Saturday, perfect for washing down with a crisp pint. They're also running Easter flower arranging workshops alongside their regular brewery tours. 

Searching for fun March events in London? Hosted at The Four Thieves, this Tuesday event is a fun pub quiz is all led by the hilarious Boogaloo Stu, complete with his 80s soundtrack. Plus, you can win big - we mean a bottle of wine, rollover jackpot and much more.

If you're a fan of beer, then head on over to Camden Town Brewery for their epic tour. You'll get a chance to learn some cool and interesting facts about beer and how it is made, and you will also get to taste their year-round and exclusive tipple. 

London's legendary Lyaness - the brainchild of cocktail wizard Ryan Chetiyawardana (aka Mr Lyan) - is back with something bold. On the 12th of March, they're shaking things up with a brand-new Collaboration Menu, featuring twelve inventive serves and four booze-free beauties.

Taking inspiration from the bar's iconic Cookbook trilogy, this menu isn't just about drinks - it's about storytelling, creativity, and global flavour-hunting. Expect a deep dive into the art of co-creation, with cocktails influenced by unexpected histories, far-flung places, and the vibrant mix of people that make Lyaness what it is. Trust us, you'll want a front-row seat for this one.

Born in Melbourne in 2021, Club Sup has been bringing strangers together over shared meals, sparking connections one supper at a time. With over 100 events across Australia - and more than 1,000 friendships formed through suppers, book swaps, and social gatherings - it's all about food, conversation, and community.

Now, for the first time, Club Sup is coming to London. On the 25th of March, join the launch event at Chiave, an intimate, music-led venue on Redchurch Street. Expect a warm, welcoming atmosphere where Aussie host Clemmie Donohoe will be on hand to introduce guests, pour stunning wines, and set the scene for meaningful conversations. From 6.30pm to 8.30pm, like-minded people will gather in Shoreditch, bonding over delicious snacks, great wine, and even better company. 

Searching for the best exhibitions in London in March 2025? Found in Marble Arch, Frameless is the UK's largest permanent multi-sensory experience, complete with four different galleries taking you on a journey through artistic genres. Each piece of digitally remastered art is set against a surround sound scape, and you can even attend one of their late sessions for an exclusive after-dark experience.

Carousel's March lineup is stacked with culinary talent, serving up a month of must-try residencies. Kicking things off, PYRA brings its modern Greek flavours to London from the 4th to the 15th of March, teasing what's to come when it opens in Borough Market later this year. Then, from 18th to 22nd March, Ely Tran gives a first taste of Khantok, her much-anticipated Marseille opening, with a residency packed with bold Southeast Asian flavours.

Rounding out the month, Ukrainian chef Nika Lozovska arrives from Odessa, bringing her eclectic bistro Dizyngoff to Carousel from 28th March to 3rd April. Expect an adventurous fusion of Israeli, Parisian, and Asian influences, served with a side of serious creativity.

This March, Pophams is teaming up with matcha maestros JENKI to drop a limited-edition croissant that's pure pastry perfection. Available exclusively at Pophams' London Fields, Islington, and Victoria Park bakeries from the 8th to the 16th of March, this isn't just any collab - it's a first-of-its-kind moment for the beloved London bakery.

Picture this: buttery, flaky layers of Pophams' legendary laminated dough, wrapped around a luscious anko jam (think classic adzuki red bean paste) and a silky white chocolate namelaka, infused with JENKI's award-winning ceremonial grade matcha. Oh, and it's shaped like a mochi, because why not make it even cuter? Limited run. Big flavour. Move fast.