There is always plenty to see and do across Northern Ireland and this month is no exception.
Whatever you are interested in, there will be something to tickle your fancy. Check out some of our top choices.
The Matchmaker. Market Place Theatre Armagh, March 22
The Matchmaker, John B. Keanes beloved hit comedy based on the novella Letters of a County Matchmaker will return to The Market Place, Armagh on Friday March 22. The production stars television favourites Mary Mcevoy known for her role as Biddie in the long running RTE series Glenroe and Irish actor and comedian Jon Kenny who was part of the Irish comic duo dUnbelievables with Pat Shortt. Together they play a myriad of characters in this hilarious and earthy dramatic comedy. The play follows the efforts of Dicky Mick Dicky OConnor to make matches for the lonely and lovelorn. Tickets are available from The Market Place Theatre Box Office on 028 37 521 821 and www.visitarmagh.com.
Vintage Afternoon Tea, Whitehead Railway Museum. March 30
For Mothers Day, enjoy an afternoon on a vintage train. Relax in the atmospheric steam train carriage, enjoy delicious homemade treats with tea served in the finest china. To book log onto http://bit.ly/SteamTea/.
Ulster Scots Bread Making, Discover Ulster Scots Centre Belfast, March 22
Back by popular demand, the Ulster-Scots Community Network is hosting another baking demonstration with local cook and traditional bread maker extraordinaire Freddie Strickland. During the session he will show you how baking methods have developed throughout the years and most importantly explain how to pack the flavour while baking. Find out more by contacting 028 9023 1113.
Leningrad!, Ulster Hall Belfast, March 22
Written during the siege of Leningrad, Shostakovichs powerful Seventh Symphony tells the story of the Russian peoples resistance to the Nazis, their dogged hope and individual courage. This performance by the Ulster Orchestra also takes in Richard Strausss iconic Also Sprach Zarathustra, made famous by the inclusion of its Sunrise in 2001: A Space Odyssey. Tickets are on sale from the Box Office and online at www.ulsterhall.co.uk.
