March is packed with exciting events in and around Tunbridge Wells! From live performances to family-friendly fun, we’ve rounded up 25 unmissable experiences that will make this month one to remember. Whether you’re a foodie, a music lover, or looking for something to do with the kids, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!
♥ Irish & Trad Sessions at The Sussex (1 March, from 4pm)
The Forum brings lively (and free) Irish and folk music to The Sussex Arms for an afternoon of traditional tunes and toe-tapping atmosphere. Free entry (18+, under 18s accompanied).
♥ Royal Tunbridge Wells Symphony Orchestra (1 March, 3pm)
The orchestra performs A Land Without Music? at the Assembly Hall Theatre, featuring works by Vaughan Williams, Coleridge-Taylor and Walton under Peter Selwyn.
♥ COOK Tunbridge Wells (Anytime)
Handmade, award-winning meals ready to cook from frozen. Pop into COOK in Tunbridge Wells to browse the range or order online for easy home delivery. We love to have these meals as a family especially on those hectic weeknights when each child needs to be in a different place as the same time!
♥ World Book Day – Silent Disco (5 March, 4–5.45pm)
The Amelia hosts a family-friendly silent disco with three music channels, crafts and unlimited squash. Costumes optional. Ideal for children 11 and under. Book now!
♥ Afternoon Tea at The Chaser Inn (Anytime)
Enjoy a traditional Afternoon Tea at The Chaser in Shipbourne with finger sandwiches, scones and sweet treats. Booking required. We are visiting next week and cannot wait!
♥ Women’s Health Evening (5 March, 7–9pm)
An expert-led evening at The Studio / Mummy Hub exploring midlife health, covering HRT, pelvic health and strength training. TN Card members receive £5 off.
♥ Randox Health Tunbridge Wells (Anytime)
New to Tunbridge Wells! Randox Health offers private health checks and blood testing at their clinic on Mount Pleasant Road, offering comprehensive insight into your wellbeing with flexible appointments.
♥ PaintnGo Tunbridge Wells (Anytime)
A relaxed, creative studio in central Tunbridge Wells, PaintnGo offers family workshops and open painting sessions – no mess at home.
♥ Southborough Barn Dance (6 March, 7pm)
A lively community Barn Dance at Southborough Civic Centre. Gather friends and book early to secure a table.
♥ International Women’s Day Celebration (6 March, 5–10pm)
A free community celebration at the Ridgemont Pavilion, Southborough, bringing people together to mark International Women’s Day.
♥ Baby Broadway (6 March, 11.30am)
A joyful family sing-along at Trinity Theatre featuring West End performers and favourite show tunes. Baby Broadway is perfect for little ones and their humans, aged 0+.
♥ Walthamstow Hall Open Morning (6 March, 9.30–11.30am)
Explore Walthamstow Hall, a Sevenoaks independent day school for girls aged 7–18, tour the campus, meet staff and discover how academic ambition is paired with exceptional pastoral care. Advance booking recommended.
♥ Yarnival (7 March, 10am–4pm)
The Amelia hosts ‘Yarnival’ – a yarn-filled festival with artisan exhibitors, workshops and heritage crafts. Under 16s free.
♥ Adult Flute Choir Playday (7 March, 10am–4.30pm)
A relaxed ensemble workshop for adult flautists (Grade 3+) at Flimwell Village Hall, ending with a mini performance.
♥ POPPY – Eliot Smith Dance (7 March, 7.30pm)
A powerful contemporary dance performance at Trinity Theatre, POPPY reflects on war and remembrance. The performance is 40 minutes with a 20 minute free post show talk to meet the dancers and get an insight into the creative process – suitable for age 10 and up.
♥ Holmes & Watson (8 March, 2pm)
A family-friendly theatrical mystery at Trinity Theatre Holmes & Watson blends Sherlock Holmes intrigue with magical illusions. Perfect for families – the show is suited to age 7+ .
♥ TEDxRoyal Tunbridge Wells 2026 (8 March, 11am–6.15pm)
TedxRoyal Tunbridge Wells is back! A full day of inspiring talks and performances at the Assembly Hall Theatre, exploring this year’s theme, Momentum.
♥ Circus Zyair (until 8 March)
A classic big-top circus at The Hop Farm with clowns, acrobats and high-wire acts for all ages. We went during half term and can confirm is is brilliant!
♥ Prime Minister Screening (8 March, 7.30pm)
Trinity Theatre presents ‘Prime Minister’– the inspiring documentary following Jacinda Ardern’s leadership journey – a powerful watch for International Women’s Day. Rated 12A – gather your girlfriends and make a night of it!
♥ 2:22 A Ghost Story (9–14 March)
The acclaimed supernatural thriller, 2:22 A Ghost Story, arrives in town (Assembly Hall Theatre) for a week of suspense and sharp dialogue. I hear it is scarily good!
♥ West Kent Expo ’26 (11 March, 10am–3pm)
Local business owners – over 60 exhibitors gather at West Kent Expo (The River Centre, Tonbridge) for networking, workshops and business support.
♥ Interior Design Festival (12–14 March)
Tunbridge Wells High Street hosts its first Interior Design Festival, with local brands opening their doors across three days.
♥ Hilden Oaks Open Morning (13 March, 9–11am)
Visit Hilden Oaks in Tonbridge for its Open Morning and see this preparatory school for children aged 3 months–11 years in action. Discover its warm, nurturing approach and welcoming community. Book your visit today.
♥ Spring Model Railway Show (14–15 March)
Marvellous model railway layouts and optional train rides at Tunbridge Wells West. Children go free.
♥ Mothering Sunday Afternoon Tea at Penshurst Place & Gardens (15 March, 12–2pm or 3–5pm)
Celebrate Mother’s Day with afternoon tea in the private Elizabethan Sunderland Room, with house and gardens access included (£42 adults, £23 children; pre-booking required). Over the same weekend (14–15 March), children can enjoy spring crafts and receive 50% off one selected plant with their handmade gift.
♥ The Princess Proms (15 March)
Enjoy a magical family concert at the Assembly Hall Theatre, featuring songs from Frozen, Wicked, Moana and more, performed live by acclaimed West End vocalists at The Princess Proms.
♥ Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea at Kenward Place (15 March)
Traditional Afternoon Tea in elegant Georgian surroundings, with a complimentary gift for mums. More Mother’s Day ideas to come…
♥ St Patrick’s Day Sessions (15 March)
Live Irish music, jigs and reels fill the air as Tunbridge Wells goes green for a town-wide celebration across The George and The Sussex Arms. Expect lively performances, a family-friendly Irish drumming workshop and plenty of céilí spirit throughout the day – free entry, all ages welcome.
♥ Holmewood House Early Years Open Morning (16 March, 9.30–11.15am)
Discover the magic of early learning at Holmewood House School. Tour the Nursery and Reception classes, meet the teaching team and explore the school’s beautiful 32-acre grounds in Langton Green. Book your place here.
♥ The Mead School Easter Egg Hunt for Pre-Schoolers (16 March, 2:15–3:15pm)
Children aged 3–4 are invited to enjoy a magical afternoon of Easter egg hunting, crafts and treats at The Mead School, Tunbridge Wells. Every child will take home a goody bag, making this a lovely introduction to the school in a fun and welcoming setting.
♥ Tales from Acorn Wood (17–18 March)
Julia Donaldson’s beloved Tales from Acorn Wood come to life on stage in this interactive family show at the Assembly Hall Theatre. Age recommendation – 3+.
♥ Marty Supreme – Oscar-Nominated Film Screening (18 March, 2:30pm & 7:30pm)
Don’t miss Marty Supreme – multi-award-nominated film starring Timothée Chalamet and Gwyneth Paltrow, showing at Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells. Follow the powerful story of a young man who goes to extraordinary lengths in pursuit of greatness in this gripping, critically acclaimed drama.
♥ Broom Lane Beer Festival (20–22 March)
Spa Valley Railway’s Spring Ales Festival offers 90 ales, 30 ciders and live music in the Engine Shed.
♥ Easter Egg Hunt at Scotney Castle (21 March – 19 April)
Follow the Easter trail through the gorgeous gardens at Scotney Castle and collect a chocolate egg prize. Parking must be pre-booked.
♥ 90s Day Party (21 March, 3–8pm)
A daytime disco at Aura in central Tunbridge Wells, celebrating 90s pop, R&B and Britpop anthems. 18+ only.
♥ A Celebration of Women – Vintage Tea for Tay (22 March, 12–4pm)
Enjoy a delightful vintage afternoon tea at Crowborough Community Centre, with inspiring guest speakers and a wonderful community atmosphere – in celebration of International Women’s Day. This special event raises vital funds for Taylor-Made Dreams, supporting children with life-limiting illnesses and their families. There are only two tables left (at the time of writing) so be quick!
♥ 1839 Consort – Fauré Requiem (22 March, 4pm)
An afternoon of choral music at St John’s Church, Crowborough, supporting Hospice in the Weald.
♥ Box Tale Soup’s 1984 (26 March, 7:30pm)
Award-winning theatre company Box Tale Soup bring George Orwell’s dystopian classic ‘1984’ to life at Trinity Theatre, using inventive puppetry and striking storytelling. Featuring the voices of Sophie Aldred, Joanna Lumley and Simon Russell Beale as Big Brother, this Edinburgh Fringe 2025 sell-out show is a gripping and thought-provoking theatrical experience.
♥ Alasdair Beckett-King: King of Crumbs (28 March, 7:30pm)
Multi-award-winning stand-up Alasdair Beckett-King brings his surreal, clever comedy ‘King of Crumbs’ to Trinity Theatre, in a show packed with wordplay, absurdity and unexpected brilliance. As seen on Mock the Week and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, this ★★★★★ comedian promises a hilariously inventive night of stand-up.
♥ Let’s All Dance: Sleeping Beauty (29 March, 1pm & 3pm)
Let’s All Dance Ballet Company brings the magical story of Sleeping Beauty to life at Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells, with dazzling dancers, beautiful costumes and Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable music. Perfect for families – especially ages 2–14 – this enchanting 50-minute ballet introduces children to the joy of live dance, with a photo opportunity with the dancers after the show.
♥ Young Families Easter Scavenger Trail (29 March, 3.30–4.30pm)
A family-friendly Easter trail in St John’s Park hosted by St John’s Church, followed by a picnic.
♥ Lambing Open Day (29 March, 10am–3pm)
Meet newborn lambs at Tottingworth Farm in Heathfield, with farm tours, hot food and optional Easter egg hunt.
Check out some of our other round-up posts too including…
- Best brunch in Tunbridge Wells – our absolute favourites.
- Cocktail bars in Tunbridge Wells – 10 of our favourites here.
- A Guide to 40 Pubs with Play Areas in Kent & East Sussex – read the full post here.
- 15 child friendly cafes around Tunbridge Wells, Kent and East Sussex – read the full post here.