Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just looking for something fun to do, there’s plenty of fun to be had in March.
Not only is Mother’s Day on 30 March, but it’s also International Women’s Day on Saturday 8 March and there’s loads of amazing events on to celebrate both – including a bottomless brunch hosted by our favourite podcast huns Audrey and Tolly T from The Receipts Podcast.
Elsewhere, awards season continues with the one of the biggest nights in British music – the BRIT Awards and, if you’re just looking for a fun evening out then The Devil Wears Prada continues its incredible run at the Dominion Theatre.
The BRIT Awards 2025
Saturday 1 March
The O2, London
The BRIT Awards are easily one of the glitziest and glammest nights of the year and you can be there at The O2 with all of your favourite music superstars. This year’s ceremony will be include performances from Sabrina Carpenter, former Little Mix singer Jade and Teddy Swims, with Jack Whitehall returning to host, so it’s a stacked lineup. You can also watch it from the comfort of your own home as the whole thing will be shown on ITV1 and ITX from 8.15pm. Tickets available here.
The Devil Wears Prada Musical
Monday - Saturday throughout March
The Dominion Theatre, London
Tickets from £25
The musical adaptation of iconic noughties film The Devil Wears Prada hit the West End for the first time last year and quickly became the fastest selling show in the Dominion Theatre’s history. With music by Elton John and Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewives legend Vanessa Williams starring as Miranda Priestly, if you’re planning a night out to the theatre this month then you NEED to see The Devil Wears Prada. Tickets available here.
Gaucho's Pour Decisions Patron Dinner
Selected nights in March
Gaucho restaurants in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Cardiff and Edinburgh
£80pp
Steak connoisseurs Gaucho have teamed up with legendary tequila brand Patron to kick off their new spirit-focussed dinner series Pour Decisions. Each evening features meticulously crafted dishes – including Gaucho’s signature spiral-cut steak – expertly paired with a signature tequila cocktail, before ending with the return of Patrón XO Cafe. Book here.
The Receipts Podcast International Women's Day Brunch
Saturday 8 March
BOXPARK Shoreditch
£40pp
There’s no better way to celebrate International Women’s Day than a BOXPARK bottomless brunch with none other than Audrey and Tolly T from The Receipts podcast, who will be hosting a live dilemmas session. There’s also DJ sets from Nadia Jae & Sandra Omari, food from BOXPARK’s street food vendors and, of course, bottomless cocktails. Tickets available here.
Biscuiteers Mother's Day Afternoon Tea
From 8 March
Belgravia and Notting Hill, London
From £50pp
If you’re looking for a special way to celebrate your mum on Mother’s Day, why not treat her to a gorgey afternoon tea at Biscuiteers. She’ll get to enjoy their signature hand-iced biscuits and special Biscuiteers blend Tregothnan tea, as well as decadent mini sandwiches, patisserie and freshly baked scones. For a small extra fee, you can add a glass of bubbly or a DIY biscuit icing session and there’s even a complimentary gift for mum. Book here.
Virtual reality gaming at Gravity MAX
Throughout March
Across the UK
From £10.95pp
Strap yourself in, quite literally, for one heck of a ride with Sandbox VR. The virtual reality arena is unlike any we’ve experienced before, as you become a character in a video game of your choice with astonishing attention to detail. We went for Seekers of the Shard as we thought it would be more fun than scary. It was TERRIFYING but we are wimps. Jolly good fun though. Strong recommend.