Looking for fun and unique things to do in London this weekend? Whether you’re into festivals, theatre, live music, or cultural experiences, the city is packed with exciting events. From St. Patrick’s Day celebrations to Holi festivals and stunning theatre productions, here’s your ultimate guide to making the most of March 15-16, 2025.

1. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Trafalgar Square

London’s St. Patrick’s Day Festival is back with a lively parade on Sunday, March 16. Starting at Hyde Park Corner and ending in Trafalgar Square, the event includes traditional Irish music, dance performances, and family-friendly activities. Find out more.

2. Enjoy the C2C: Country to Country Music Festival

The O2 Arena hosts Europe’s biggest country music festival this weekend, featuring stars like Lainey Wilson, Dierks Bentley, and Cody Johnson. More details here.

3. Watch ‘Giselle’ at the Ballet

Catch a performance of ‘Giselle’, a haunting ballet about love and betrayal, featuring world-class dancers. Check showtimes.

4. Experience the Trisha Brown Dance Company

Sadler’s Wells presents Trisha Brown Dance Company & Noé Soulier as part of the Dance Reflections festival. Expect innovative and visually stunning performances. Book tickets.

5. See ‘Hadestown’ at the Lyric Theatre

This award-winning musical retells the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice with a modern folk and jazz score. A must-see for theatre lovers. More info.

6. Enjoy ‘The Phantom of the Opera’

One of London’s most beloved musicals, ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ continues to captivate audiences at His Majesty’s Theatre. Book now.

7. Watch Rami Malek in ‘Oedipus’ at The Old Vic

See Rami Malek and Indira Varma in this modern adaptation of Sophocles’ classic tragedy. Find out more.

8. Browse the Affordable Art Fair

Looking for unique pieces? This fair showcases thousands of contemporary artworks, perfect for first-time buyers and collectors alike. Details here.

9. Visit the Retro Games Fair

Gamers, this one’s for you! Find retro video games, board games, and collectibles at the Royal National Hotel in Bloomsbury. Check it out.

10. Celebrate Holi with a Dance Festival

The Holi Dance Festival in Waterlow Park, Highgate, offers an explosion of color with traditional powder throwing, Indian music, and street food. More info.

11. Explore Fulham Palace Gardens

Join a guided tour of the historic gardens at Fulham Palace and learn about rare plants and conservation efforts. Book your spot.

12. Discover ‘Siena: The Rise of Painting’ at the National Gallery

This exhibition explores the golden age of medieval art in Siena, featuring works by Duccio and Simone Martini. See more.

13. Drink Your Way Through Bermondsey Beer Mile

Love craft beer? Bermondsey Beer Mile is a must-visit, offering a range of microbreweries and taprooms with live music and street food. More details.

14. Check Out the ‘JR: Chronicles’ Exhibition

French street artist JR showcases his large-scale public installations and social commentary pieces at Emmanuel Perrotin’s new London gallery. Visit now.

15. Relax with a Classical Coffee Morning at Royal Albert Hall

Enjoy a cup of coffee while listening to performances by female composers and musicians, curated by EMPOWER: Women Changing Music. More info.

16. Take a Black History Walk in Notting Hill

Discover the area’s Caribbean heritage and civil rights history on a guided walking tour. Book here.

17. Experience ‘The Choir of Man’ at the Arts Theatre

A feel-good musical celebrating the great British pub with live music, free beer, and an immersive on-stage bar. Grab tickets.

London is bursting with activities this weekend, whether you want to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, explore art and culture, or enjoy live performances. Which event are you most excited about? Let us know in the comments!