Things To Do March 2024
The group exhibition "Acts of Resistance", which opens on March 8th, 2024, is a landmark collaboration between the South London Gallery and the V&A Parasoul Foundation Women in Photography Project in honor of International Women’s Day.
The V&A is a family of museums dedicated to the power of creativity. Their mission is to champion design and creativity in all its forms, advance cultural knowledge, and inspire makers, creators, and innovators everywhere. They share a 5,000-year-old story of creativity through exhibitions, events, educational programs, digital experiences, conservation, research, and an ever-evolving national collection of over 2.8 million objects spanning every creative discipline.
Celebrate London's St Patrick's Day Festival on Sunday 17th march in Trafalgar Square. The best of Irish arts, culture, food, music and more. The spectacular annual parade has become a highlight of the London cultural calendar.
Trafalgar Square is one of the most iconic and historically significant public squares in London, located in the heart of the city. It is a central hub for tourism, culture, and political activity and has long been a focal point for both national celebrations and protests.
Promient landmarks around Trafalgar Square
- Nelson's Column, the most famous monument. completed in 1843. Surrounding the column are four bronze lions sculptured by Sir Edwin Landseer.
- The square has two large fountains, build to reduce the open space. These decorative pieces were designed by Sir Edwin Lutyrns in 1939.
- The National Gallery are located on the northen edge of Trafalgar Sqaure. This is one of the most renowned art mueums in the world, and houses a vast collection of Western European Paintings including works by Vann Gogh, Leonadro da Vinchi & Turner.
Enjoy an afternoon tea set for two at Cherry On at a discounted price when you stay at The Abbey - while this isn't just for Mother’s Day, celebrate and enjoy a selection of afternoon sandwiches, freshly baked scone with clotted cream and strawberry jam & assorted mini tarts and macaroons accompanied by a choice of tea or coffee.
About Cherry On
Inspired by their childhood spent in an old cherry orchard opposite their grandparents house, Cherry On is a place where there is something for everyone. They offer various options of meals, desserts and specialities made from fresh cherries taken from the local orchard on Notting Hill Street.
The famous Portobello Road Market becomes livelier as the weather starts to warm up. March sees an increase in foot traffic, with a wider variety of stalls offering antiques, vintage fashion, street food, and fresh produce.
Highlights at Portobello Road:
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Antique and Vintage Shopping: March is an excellent time to explore Portobello Road’s renowned antique and vintage shops. With fewer crowds, you can enjoy a more relaxed shopping experience and find unique treasures, from vintage clothing to rare antiques.
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Local Cafés and Restaurants: Warm up in one of Portobello Road’s cozy cafés or restaurants. March is perfect for enjoying a leisurely brunch or a comforting meal, with many eateries offering seasonal menus and a welcoming atmosphere.
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Cultural Exploration: The area is home to various cultural landmarks and galleries. Spend time visiting local art galleries and cultural spots, which often feature intriguing exhibitions and community events.
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Markets: Portobello Road still hosts a range of markets and stalls offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and unique crafts. It’s a great opportunity to support local vendors.
Whether you're interested in celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, shopping at the market, or enjoying the local art scene, Notting Hill provides a diverse range of activities to welcome the spring season.
Posted by Luke on March 1st 2024
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