What’s on Guide

Updated 16th Febuary 2025

SOUTH CUMBRIA
MARCH
Ulverston Market: This outdoor market takes place every Thursday and Saturday in Ulverston Town Centre, offering a variety of goods and local produce.
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Feel Good Singing: This community singing group meets on Mondays at 7 pm and Thursdays at 10:30 am at Ulverston Methodist Church. All voices are welcome!
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South Cumbria Music Festival: This annual festival will be held from March 15th to 21st, 2025, at the Coronation Hall in Ulverston. This will be the 47th festival, showcasing a variety of musical talent.
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Keswick Film Festival: While the exact dates for 2025 are yet to be confirmed, this annual event typically takes place in early March. It features a diverse selection of films, including independent, international, and classic movies.
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Exhibitions at Farfield Mill: Farfield Mill in Sedbergh usually has a variety of exhibitions throughout the year. Check their website for details closer to March 2025.
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Exhibitions at The Armitt Museum: The Armitt Museum in Ambleside often hosts exhibitions related to local history and art, including the works of Alfred Wainwright. Check their website for updates.
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Exhibitions at Windermere Jetty Museum: This museum usually has exhibitions related to boats and the history of Windermere. Check their website for details closer to the date.

NORTH LANCASHIRE
MARCH
Counterfeit Sixties Show Friday 14th March 2025 – 7.30PM The Platform Morecambe. Tickets £25 + £1.50 Booking Fee Box Office: 01524 582803 platformboxoffice@lancaster.gov.uk
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Lancaster Charter Market: This vibrant market usually runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays, offering local produce, crafts, and more. It’s a great way to experience the city’s atmosphere.
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Lancaster University Events: The university often has a variety of public events, including lectures, concerts, and theatrical performances. Check their website closer to the date.
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Live Music in Pubs: Lancaster has a thriving pub scene, and many pubs host live music nights, especially on weekends. Look for listings in local pubs and online closer to March.
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Regular Exhibitions at Museums and Galleries: Lancaster has several museums and galleries, including the Lancaster City Museum, the Maritime Museum, and the Judges’ Lodgings. Check their websites for information on exhibitions running in March.

BLACKPOOL, FYLDE AND WYRE
MARCH
Blackpool Grand Theatre: This theatre usually has a diverse program in March. Confirmed shows so far include:
“Boys From The Blackstuff” (March 5th-8th): A stage adaptation of the classic TV series.
“Matt Goss: The Hits and More” (March 13th): The legendary singer performs his greatest hits.
“Tom Fletcher and Dougie Poynter’s The Dinosaur That Pooped” (March 15th): A family-friendly show based on the popular book.
“Anton Du Beke at the Musicals” (March 17th): The Strictly Come Dancing star performs with his band.
“RSC Schools Playmaking Festival 2025 – The Tempest” (March 18th-20th): A showcase of Shakespearean plays by schools.
Check their website for updates: blackpoolgrand.co.uk/events
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Winter Gardens Blackpool: This venue hosts a variety of events, including musicals, concerts, and comedy shows. Some confirmed events are:
“SPEAKEASY: Karen Hauer & Gorka Marquez” (March 1st): The Strictly Come Dancing stars bring their new show.
“Disco Inferno” (March 6th): A 70s disco tribute show.
“A Tribute to The Carpenters” (March 7th): A nostalgic trip back to the sounds of The Carpenters.
“Paul Smith – Pablo” (March 26th): The popular comedian brings his new tour.
“Paddy McGuinness” (March 29th): The comedian and TV personality performs his stand-up show.
Check their website for updates: wintergardensblackpool.co.uk/whats-on/

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