"With the spring equinox happening on Friday (March 20), the days will finally become longer than night. That means Londoners will have more time to bask in sunlight in the city's various beer gardens, rooftop bars and green spaces. It's what we've all been waiting for!"
"It's an opportunity to get a taste of all the greatest parts of Irish culture - tuck into Irish street food, listen to live ceilidh music, watch traditional dancing from 'Jig and a Swig', join a soda bread making workshop with north London's Sun Flour bakery, tap your feet along to a Bodhran drumming parade, or treat the kids (or yourself) to some Irish-themed face-painting."
"Sunday will bring us the most high stakes game of the 2025/26 football season so far. Arsenal is going head to head with Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final and, if the Gunners come out victorious, it'll be their first piece of silverware in almost six years."
Spring arrives in London on March 20, 2026, with the spring equinox bringing longer daylight hours and warmer weather. Rather than spending money on expensive drinks, Londoners can enjoy free activities throughout the city. Camden Market hosts an extensive Irish cultural takeover featuring street food, live ceilidh music, traditional dancing, soda bread workshops, bodhran drumming, and face-painting. The Carabao Cup final between Arsenal and Manchester City takes place on Sunday, offering opportunities to watch the high-stakes match in local pubs and beer gardens. Additional free entertainment options include small theatre productions and late-night programming at the National Gallery, providing diverse ways to celebrate the season's arrival.
Read at Time Out London
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