Free in London this March πŸ€

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St.Patrick's Day, Women's History Month & Farmers' Markets

1) Mayor's St. Patrick's Day Parade πŸ€

A celebration of Irish culture featuring marching bands, dancing, music, comedy, films, and arts + crafts. 

⏰ Sunday, March 15, 12pm - 6pm 

πŸ“Trafalgar Square

2) Hunterian Museum: Portraits of Women in Surgery πŸ‘©β€βš•️

For International Women's History Month, the Hunterian Museum has a free exhibition spotlighting women in the UK who work in surgery. 

⏰ February 6th - April 18th, Wednesdays - Saturdays

πŸ“The Royal College of Surgeons (across the street from LSE Lincoln's Inn  Fields!) 

3) LSE Green Week Events β™»οΈ

For Green Week LSE is putting on a week of activities centered around sustainability. Here are a few of the many events taking place:

⏰ March 23 - 27

  • Tuesday, March 24, 12p-1p - Beehive Visit
  • Wednesday, March 25, 2p-3:30p - Pollution Prowl Walk - join Professor Thomas Smith to track air pollution in real time using portable particulate matter monitors. Snacks provided.
  • Thursday, March 26, 4p - 5:30p - Looply Keychain Event - turn plastic bags into a personalized keychain! (This event costs Β£5!)

4) Farmers' Markets  πŸ“πŸ₯‘πŸŒ

With the weather warming up, spend your Sundays exploring the various farmers markets throughout London! Here are a few to check out:

5) Brick Lane Vintage Shops πŸ‘œ

Brick Lane features various independent vendors selling everything from used clothes, bags, antiques, art, books, and more! Even if you don't buy anything, it's a beautiful area to explore. Considering grabbing a bite at πŸ₯―Beigel Bake, a 24-hour bagel shop that always has a line out the door or visiting πŸ“šThe Common Press, a queer bookshop that also serves snacks + drinks.  

⏰ Sundays, 10am - 6pm 

πŸ“159 Brick Lane, E1 6SB

graffiti on the side of a building

The Common Press Queer Bookshop.  

6) Columbia Road Flower Market πŸ’

Spring is approaching! Brighten your Sunday morning with fresh, colorful plants and flowers. In addition to flower vendors, Columbia Road features various independent shops and cafes. My personal favorite is Corner Deli, a Bengali cafe that serves delicious and affordable homemade chai and curries. 

⏰ Sundays, 8am - 3pm 

πŸ“Columbia Road, East London

a bowl of food sitting on a table

Chai + curry from Corner Deli on Columbia Road!