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Your guide to an utterly marvellous March in London

Pinch, punch it's the first of the month! And we've found loads of lovely events to help you make the most of the next 31 days in London. 

March means Mother's Day, St Patrick's Day and Women's History Month, and our events guide has our recommendations for celebrating all three. Also in our March events listings: plenty to please music lovers, including a festival that's all about Baroque composer Handel, an homage to London through song, and a free gig by Miss Baby Sol to open Southbank Centre's always-excellent Women of the World Festival (more on that three-day bonanza in our round up).

Looking for something especially out of the ordinary to do? From a festival of railway modelling to the Where's Wally Fun Run, consider your cravings for London-based quirkiness satisfied. Click below to find out all about those and everything else that's worth getting involved with this month.

Pictured: Miss Baby Sol, who opens Southbank Centre's Women of the World festival on 11 March.
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The World's Finest Musicians
This summer, tune your ears into performances from some of the world's finest musicians (think Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason, Jess Gillam and Isabelle Faust) live at Wigmore Hall. As if that weren't enough, the much-loved International String Quartet Competition is back, too.
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Peaky Blinders Dance Show
Hold on to your flatcaps, Peaky Blinders fans! Tickets are now available to what might just be the most unlikely dance theatre adaptation of the year. Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Tommy Shelby sees the acclaimed Rambert Dance retell the rise of the eponymous Midlands mafioso.
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Movies And Margaritas
Everyman Cinemas has teamed up with Cointreau to present a limited edition menu of margaritas, with flavours including passion fruit and Persian lime and orange, which can be enjoyed at all 36 Everyman venues. There's also a chance to win an exclusive Cointreau bar set...
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Tinie Tempah Soul Food Pop-Up
Who had this on their 2022 bingo card, then? Rapper Tinie Tempah is launching his new fried chicken brand, RAPS, with a soul food pop-up on the roof of Oxford Street's John Lewis. The four-month residency begins on 11 March, with the menu also available for home delivery in selected London locations. 
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A Top Tier Charity Shop
Calling all east London fashion lovers with an eye for a bargain! You need to know about Akoya. The Bethnal Green charity shop (sorry, charity boutique) is a treasure trove of vintage clothes, homeware and more. All sales support the work of nearby community centre St. Margaret's House.
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Live Music At The Jago
Soul and funk-infused Afrobeat, Gambian griot music, ethereal melantronic soundscapes — just some of the live music coming soon to The Jago, one of London's best grassroots venues for gigs. This diamond of Dalston's nightlife scene also does parties and jam sessions...
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