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Best Things to Do with Kids in March 2025: Family Events in London This Month

March 2025

Families in London, it’s time to welcome spring! As March arrives with longer days and budding flowers, the city is coming alive with wonderful activities for parents and children alike. From the vibrant colours of Holi celebrations to engaging museum exhibits, captivating performances, and outdoor adventures – this month offers something special for every family.

Looking for ways to spend fun days out with the kids? Want to dance away some energy at a family rave? Or perhaps you’re seeking a creative workshop where kids can make something to be proud of?

We’ve rounded up London’s best family-friendly events for March, complete with the key details like locations, prices, and age recommendations to make your weekend planning straightforward and stress-free.

Sounds of Blossom

Where: Kew Gardens, TW9

Date: Sat 15 Mar – Sun 6 Apr
Time: 11.00am – 6.00pm
Ages: All ages

Immerse yourself in the beauty of spring with this interactive exhibition celebrating the sounds and sights of blooming flowers. Families can explore gardens filled with musical installations and sensory experiences.



Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition

Where: Excel, E16

Date: Fri 28 Mar – Sun 29 Jun
Time: 9.00am – 6.00pm
Ages: 5 years+

Step into the world of ancient Egypt in this mesmerising exhibition featuring 3D reconstructions, VR experiences, and stunning artefacts inspired by Tutankhamun’s tomb. It’s a fantastic educational adventure for young history buffs.


FLYKID Family Rave

Where: Brixton, SW9 | White City, W12 | Oakwood, N14

Date: Sun 9 Mar | Sun 23 Mar | Sun 30 Mar
Time: 11.00am – 3.00pm | 11.00am – 3.00pm | 12:00pm
Ages: All ages

Enjoy high-energy family raves featuring interactive games, music, and dancing. These events are designed to get kids moving and grooving with their parents. Book from £12.00 below.

Sun 9 Mar | 11:00am | Brixton, SW9 | Book tickets

Sun 23 Mar | 11:00am | Puttshack Westfield, W12 | Book tickets

Sun 30 Mar | 12:00pm | Oakwood, N14 | Book tickets


Mother’s Day Bottomless Sunday Roast at Smith’s Bar & Grill

Where: Paddington, W2

Date: Sun 30 Mar
Time: 12.00pm – 8.45pm
Ages: All ages

Treat your mum to a relaxing Sunday roast with unlimited drinks and delicious food in the heart of Paddington. It’s a wonderful way to celebrate Mother’s Day together.


Taste Film: The Princess and the Frog

Where: Regent Street, NW10

Taste Film - The Princess and the Frog

Date: Thu 27 Mar
Time: 2.00pm
Ages: 5 years+

Watch the classic Disney film while enjoying a delicious 3-course tasting menu inspired by the movie’s New Orleans setting. It’s a fantastic way to enjoy cinema and special dishes together in an immersive way.


Neon Brush Kids

Where: London Bridge, SE1

Date: Sat 22 Mar
Time: 12.30pm
Ages: 4 years+

Let your kids explore their creative side with a unique neon painting experience! The event is ideal for little artists to experiment with colours and light in a fun, hands-on way.


We call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty Dance & Light

Where: St Pancras, NW1

We Call it Ballet Sleeping Beauty

Date: Tue 4 Mar | Sun 16 Mar
Time: 9.00pm
Ages: 8 years+

Experience ballet in a new light with stunning visuals, lighting effects, and beautiful choreography telling the classic tale of Sleeping Beauty. It’s a captivating show that’s perfect for families.


Kids Show Live by The Magic Circle

Where: Euston, NW1

Date: Sun 2 Mar | Sun 16 Mar
Time: 2.00pm – 3.00pm
Ages: 4 years+

Be amazed by the Magic Circle’s finest magicians in a live, family-friendly magic show. It’s an exciting event for all ages, featuring mind-blowing tricks and illusions.


The Little Prince

Where: London Coliseum, WC2

The Little Prince, London Coliseum

Date: Wed 12 – Sun 16 Mar
Time: Evening and afternoon performances
Ages: 5 years+

Join the Little Prince on his magical journey through space and time in this enchanting stage adaptation of the beloved book. It’s a delightful show full of imagination and life lessons for children and families.


Jammin With JJ by Mini Jam

Where: Balham, SW12

Date: Fri 14 Mar
Time: 3.40pm – 4.20pm
Ages: 18 months – 4 years

Mini Jam’s fun and interactive music class for toddlers introduces little ones to rhythm, movement, and play. It’s a lively and musical experience for kids and their families.


Cirque du Soleil – CORTEO

Where: Royal Albert Hall, SW7

Cirque du Soleil Corteo

Date: Sat 1 Mar
Time: 11.30am | 3.30 pm
Ages: All ages

Get ready for an unforgettable show featuring breathtaking acrobatics, comedy, and circus performances in Cirque du Soleil’s stunning production of CORTEO. This show is full of excitement and wonder for the entire family.


Bach to Baby Family Concerts

Where: 9 London locations

Date: 9 March dates
Ages: 0-5 years

Enjoy classical music performed live for families with young children, offering a wonderful way to introduce little ones to the world of music.


Mrs. Doubtfire

Where: Shaftesbury Theatre, WC2

Date: Ends Sat 26 Apr
Time: 2.30pm | 7.30pm
Ages: 6 years+

A heartwarming and hilarious musical, Mrs. Doubtfire brings the iconic character to the stage with catchy songs and laughs. It’s a show full of charm and family fun.


Helios in the Painted Hall

Where: Old Royal Naval College, SE10

Date: Until 25 Mar
Time: 10.00am – 5.00pm
Ages: All ages

Discover the mythology behind Helios, the Greek sun god, with an immersive light show illuminating the spectacular Painted Hall. This event is a visual treat for the entire family, blending history and art beautifully. Book from £16.50.


Dino Disco

Where: Natural History Museum, SW7

Date: Fri 28 Mar
Time: 7.00pm – 9.00pm
Ages: 6-12 years

Dance with dinosaurs at this roaringly fun disco inside the iconic museum, complete with dino-themed games and glow-in-the-dark surprises. It’s a perfect blend of music and education for younger party-goers. Book from £15.00.


Big Fish Little Fish Mother’s Weekend Family Raves

Where: Hackney, E9 | Vauxhall, SW8

Date: Sat 29 Mar | Sun 30 Mar
Time: 2.00pm – 4.00pm
Ages: 0-8 years

Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend with a fun-filled family rave featuring DJ sets, glitter stations, and bubble parties. It’s a lively way for families to dance and make memories together.


Winter Sculpture Park

Where: Thamesmead, SE28

Winter sculpture park 2025

Date: Weekends from Sat 1 Mar – Sat 26 Apr
Time: Sat 11.00am – 4.00pm | Sun 12.00pm – 3.00pm
Ages: All ages

Explore stunning outdoor sculptures at this riverside art trail, featuring interactive installations perfect for families. The park offers a lovely way to combine outdoor adventure with creativity.


Makers Club at the Young V&A

Where: Bethnal Green, E2

Date: Sat 29 Mar
Time: 12.00pm – 4.00pm
Ages: 11-14 years

A hands-on, creative workshop where kids can design and build their own projects at the Young V&A. It’s a great way for budding inventors and engineers to unleash their creativity.


Hello Brain! at the Francis Crick Institute

Where: St Pancras, NW1

Hello Brain - Francis Crick Institute

Date: Wed-Sat | 2 Mar – 20 Jun
Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm | Wed til 8.00pm
Ages: 0-5 years

Explore brain development through fun and interactive exhibits designed for young children. The exhibits are ideal for sparking curiosity and introducing little ones to the wonders of the brain.


Holi Festival of Joy and Colours

Where: Belsize Park, NW3

Date: Sat 15 Mar
Time: 11.00am – 4.00pm
Ages: 5-9 years

Celebrate the joyous Hindu festival of Holi with colour-filled fun, music, and dancing for children and families. It’s a vibrant event that will bring lots of joy and laughter.


House of Holi by Cinnamon Kitchen

Where: Liverpool Street, EC2

Date: Thu 6 Mar – Sun 16 Mar
Time: From 12:30pm
Ages: All ages

Step into a world of colourful fun at the House of Holi, where you can play with powdered colours and celebrate the festival with delicious food. It’s a sensory experience for the whole family.


St Patrick’s Day Family Party by Big Penny Social

Where: Walthamstow, E17

Date: Sun 16 Mar
Time: 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Ages: All ages

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with an afternoon of Irish music, dance, and family-friendly activities. It’s a lively event that brings everyone together for a fun and festive time.


Ramadan Lights London

Where: West End, W1

Date: Until Sun 6 Apr
Time: 5.00pm-5.00am
Ages: All ages

Experience the magic of Ramadan with beautiful lights and decorations throughout the West End. It’s a stunning celebration of culture and faith, perfect for evening strolls.


HighlightHer exhibition for International Women’s Day 2025

Where: King’s Cross, N1

Date: Tue 4 Mar – Sun 30 Mar
Time: 9.00am – 7.00pm
Ages: All ages

This exhibition celebrates women’s contributions through art, photos, and stories of inspiration. It’s a great chance to explore inspiring female narratives in an interactive environment.


Women in Science Tours

Where: Natural History Museum, SW7

Date: Every Tue and third Sat of the month
Time: 12.15pm | 13.15pm
Ages: 12 years+

Explore the inspiring women who’ve shaped the world of science on this engaging and informative tour. It’s a wonderful opportunity for young minds to learn about groundbreaking female scientists.


Art After Dark

Where: West End, W1

Date: Thu 6 Mar – Sat 8 Mar
Time: After dark
Ages: All ages

Art After Dark transforms London’s West End into a cosmic playground with moon rocks in Piccadilly Circus and special recordings that travel to the moon and back. This free three-night event coincides with International Women’s Day and features installations designed by Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian, founder of NASA’s International Space Orchestra.


London Brick Festival March 2025

Where: Russell Square, WC1

Date: Sun 9 Mar
Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm
Ages: All ages

Experience the world of brick art and design at this fun, family-friendly festival, featuring exhibits, interactive workshops, and stunning creations made entirely from bricks.


The Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt

Where: Hampton Court Palace, KT8

Date: Sat 29 Mar – Fri 21 Apr
Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm
Ages: 3-12 years

Join the hunt for the famous Lindt Gold Bunny at this interactive Easter egg hunt in the stunning gardens of Hampton Court Palace. It’s a great outdoor activity for children.
Book from £27.20 (included in admission)


Affordable Art Fair Weekend Family Mornings

Where: Battersea, SW11

Date: Sat 15 Mar – Sun 16 Mar
Time: 10.00am – 12.00pm
Ages: All ages

Introduce your little ones to the world of art with hands-on activities, family-friendly art exhibits, and interactive workshops at this special Affordable Art Fair event. Book from £14.84 (adult entry).


The London Festival of Railway Modelling

Where: Alexandra Palace, N22

Date: Sat 15 Mar – Sun 16 Mar
Time: 10.00am – 5.00pm | Sun until 4.30pm
Ages: 5 years+

Train enthusiasts of all ages will love this event showcasing intricate model railways, stunning layouts, and live demonstrations. It’s a must-see for families with budding engineers and train lovers.


Ice Discos

Where: Alexandra Palace, N22

Date: Sat 1 Mar – Sat 15 Mar
Time: 8.15pm – 9.30pm
Ages: 14 years+

Skate the night away at Alexandra Palace’s ice disco with great music, lights, and skating. It’s the ultimate way to enjoy some active fun and nightlife on the ice.


Make the Most of March!

London’s March calendar is packed with amazing family events for all ages and interests. If you’ve got little ones under 5, check out the fun “Hello Brain!” exhibition at the Francis Crick Institute—it’s free and perfect for curious toddlers. The Bach to Baby concerts are also great for introducing small children to music in a relaxed setting where nobody minds if they wiggle around!

Kids in primary school will love the “Dino Disco” at the Natural History Museum—dancing with dinosaurs, what could be better? The “Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt” at Hampton Court Palace is another winner, mixing Easter fun with a bit of Tudor history. Got creative kids? The “Neon Brush Kids” event in London Bridge lets them experiment with bright colors, while young train enthusiasts will be thrilled by “The London Festival of Railway Modelling” at Alexandra Palace.

Looking to celebrate cultural holidays? Don’t miss the colorful “Holi Festival of Joy and Colours” in Belsize Park or the lively “St Patrick’s Day Family Party” in Walthamstow. And if you’re planning something special for Mother’s Day, try the “Big Fish Little Fish Mother’s Weekend Family Raves”—a fun twist on the usual celebration!

Book early for the popular events, and always double-check venue websites before heading out. Whether your family loves art, science, music, or just running around having fun, there’s something in London this March that’s perfect for you. Grab your jackets (and maybe that umbrella) and enjoy making some great family memories!

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