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Things to do this March in Surrey

Explore the best events and activities this month throughout the county...

I Should Be So Lucky at New Victoria Theatre, Woking

  • Mon 18 Mar - Sat 23 Mar 2024
  • Tickets from £13.00
  • Book here

Dive deep into a heart-warming and rib-tickling tale of Ella and Nathan – a star-crossed couple with wedding jitters and tropical dreams. Will their love sail smoothly, or are stormy break-ups ahead? Only time and tunes will tell. Featuring the soundtrack of a generation with music from pop royalty including Kylie Minogue (I Should Be So Lucky), Rick Astley (Never Gonna Give You Up), Jason Donovan (Especially for You), Bananarama (Love In The First Degree) and more

Edo Pop at Watts Gallery

  • From Mar 19; 10.30 am- 5.30 pm
  • Tickets: £13.50 (Under 18s, free)
  • Book here

Opening at Watts Gallery, Edo Pop is an exhibition of 19th-century Japanese woodblock prints from the private collection of art historian and writer, Frank Milner. This will be the first public display for a number of these works, which were hugely popular in 19th-century Japan and also in Europe, where prints were collected by artists including Rossetti, Whistler, Van Gogh and Monet.

The Time Machine

  • March 5th, 6th, 8th (7:30 pm); March 7th & 9th (2.30 pm & 7.30 pm)
  • Tickets: from £13.50
  • Book here

The Time Machine - A Comedy journeys to Guildford's Yvonne Arnaud Theatre this month. This acclaimed Original Theatre production follows hapless actors George Kemp, Amy Revelle and Michael Dylan as they put an absurd comic spin on HG Wells' sci-fi classic, featuring life-or-death situations, questionable props and Cher...

Comedy shows

  • March 16th; doors open 7.45 pm
  • Tickets: £16.50
  • Book here

Gag House in Guildford has a fabulous line-up of comedians this month including, Scott Bennett, Ben Norris, Kathryn Mather and Ross Smith. The fun takes place in the back room of the Star Pub in Quarry Street.

Leith Hill Music Festival

  • March 10th; 7.30 pm
  • Tickets: £17-£24
  • Book here

March sees the first concert of this year’s Leith Hill Music Festival, a performance of Bach’s great masterpiece the St Matthew Passion. This large-scale choral work, telling the story of Jesus’s betrayal, trials and crucifixion, will be performed by a large choir of Leith Hill singers and an outstanding group of soloists, with the excellent professional baroque orchestra Canzona. The concert will be conducted by Jonathan Willcocks, now in his final year as conductor of the Leith Hill Festival. The competitions and concerts of the main festival will follow in April.

Matt Daniel-Baker: Mind Reader

  • March 9th; 7.30 pm
  • Tickets: £21.50
  • Book here

Direct from a sell-out residency in London’s West End, Matt Daniel-Baker: Mind Reader arrives at Cranleigh Arts this month. According to his publicity, he is one of the best-loved, performing mind readers in the world! His show is filled with the most incredible feats of mind manipulation, influence and jaw-dropping predictions.

Kokedama Workshop

  • March 10th; 10.30 am-12.30 pm
  • Tickets: £62.50
  • Book here

Join Renée aka ‘The Girl who Gardens’ at this Kokedama Workshop in the outstanding setting of Painshill Park in Cobham and make two delightful Japanese Kokedama to decorate your home, one using seasonal spring bulbs. A perfect gift or activity for Mother’s Day!

Ramster Embroidery and Textile Art Exhibition 2024

  • March 1 - March 17; 10 am - 5 pm.
  • Tickets: £7.50 (under 16s, free)
  • Book here

Ramster Embroidery and Textile Art Exhibition 2024 is taking place in the magnificent Ramster Hall in Chiddingfold this month. One of the largest exhibitions of its kind there will be more than 250 pieces of the finest embroidery and textile art by leading artists from across the country on display and for sale within the splendid Jacobean Hall and the Great Drawing Room.

Elegy & Idyll

  • March 2; 7.30 pm
  • Tickets: £15 each (£5 under 16s)
  • Book here

Epsom Symphony Orchestra presents Elegy & Idyll, an exciting programme of music by British composers. The orchestra, under the baton of conductor Darrell Davison, will be joined at Epsom Playhouse by award-winning cellist Ben Tarlton performing the Elgar cello concerto. The event opens with the overture “Di Ballo”, a joyful set of dances so typical of composer Arthur Sullivan. The first half also features Delius’s Summer Evening. The performance concludes with Vaughan Williams’ Fifth Symphony.

Peter Pan Goes Wrong

Following their multi award-winning sell-out success with The Play That Goes Wrong and the BBC TV series The Goes Wrong Show, Mischief return with their riotous spin on a timeless classic, the West End smash hit Peter Pan Goes Wrong.

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"Peter Pan, the play that goes wrong, lived up to the high expectations. It was hilarious from start to finish, without a dry eye in the theatre throughout. The entertainment started before the audience took their seats, had us involved from start to finish and the belly laughs continued throughout. It was a must-see, and we loved the feel of pantomime outside of the festive season. Highly recommend to family and adults." Review by Elesha and Lucas Lee

This year's Rising Stars

  • March 16 - Apri; 27th; Tue-Sat 10.30-5 pm
  • Tickets: Free
  • Book here

World Craft Town Farnham alongside the New Ashgate Gallery are inviting locals to celebrate the best of fresh craft talent at an exhibition of this year’s Rising Stars. The chosen makers represent a diverse and exceptionally talented group from BA and postgraduate crafts, design, and applied arts programmes across the UK. The winner will be revealed on March 15.

Ripley Farmers Market

  • March 9th; 9 am-1 pm. Free

Ripley Farmers Market is back in the village offering shoppers the chance to purchase fresh, local goods directly from their growers and producers. There’s a great mix of seasonal farmed or produced goods all available from the lovely Surrey setting of Ripley Green. 

Willow-weaving workshop

  • March 12th; various time slots available
  • Tickets: £59
  • Book here

What better way to enjoy a spring day than with a mindful and relaxing willow-weaving workshop in the tasting room at Albury Vineyard overlooking beautiful views of the vineyard and Surrey Hills? Each event includes a glass of sparkling wine from the Albury Estate, all materials are also provided in the cost.

Rosa's Thai

Once a street stall on Brick Lane, this family-run business is now opening in Richmond. Get 50% off food during its pre-opening period.

Blithe Spirit

  • March 26th - 30th
  • Tickets: from £14
  • Book here

The Barn Theatre Club in West Molesey stages Noel Coward’s classic tale of writer Charles Condomine and his wife Ruth, who invite Madame Arcati, an eccentric medium, to perform a séance in their home as research for a new book.

Cinema Club

  • March 1st & April 5th
  • Admission is free, and donations are gratefully received.
  • Book here

Hersham Cinema Club resumes its free monthly film screenings in a new venue at Hersham Baptist Church Hall on Hall Road. For the past 20 years, the Hersham Village Society has been playing new and classic films from its old Community Centre base; now rehomed in the Baptist Church, the Friday film nights return on March 1, 7.30pm with Marty Wilde in Concert with the Shadows and on April 5, Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson star in 2023 bio-drama The Great Escaper. 

This Thing Called Love

There’s something very special about opera in intimate surroundings and Esher Theatre promises to be a perfect setting for KTTenuto, a local (KT10) ensemble of classically trained opera singers who will be performing scenes and songs from the greatest love stories.

Choral concert

The 55-strong Ember Choral choir based in Thames Ditton will be performing on March 6 at 7.45 pm in Our Lady of Lourdes RC Church, with music including John Rutter’s A Sprig of Thyme, as well as a selection of Part Songs and Madrigals. 

Live at The Lock

Comedy night returns to Molesey Boat Club with a line-up that includes Zoe Lyons, Peter Rethinasamy, Alistair Barrie & MC Richard Wilson. Doors open at 7 pm for an 8 pm start.

Inspiring Women

Fusebox Kingston hosts three inspiring speakers to mark International Women’s Day: Clare Ballantyne, postmaster at the South Pole, Sarah Clay, founder of Voices of Hope and Patricia Parker, founder of Kids4Kids on March 8, 7 pm at Fusebox, 2 Buckland’s Wharf, Thames Side, Kingston KT1 1TF.

San Sebastian Dinner

Private chef Richard Skinner turns his skills to the flavours of the Basque culinary hotspot in a series of pop-up suppers at Vineking in East Molesey (March 13) and Weybridge (March 6) and The Tasting Rooms, Reigate (March 4). The five-course tasting dinner with wine flight costs £110p.

Book Fair

If you’re looking for a new read, East Molesey Methodist Church on Manor Road, KT8 9JU hosts its spring book fair.

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Talking the Walk at Princess Alice Hospice

Princess Alice Hospice’s Talk the Walk event is back on Saturday 23 March. The sponsored 10 or 4-mile walk starts and finishes at Esher Rugby Club. Afterwards, walkers get to watch Esher vs. Wimbledon RFC while enjoying a burger and a drink. It promises to be a great day out for all.

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