March in Cardiff began in the best way possible with St David’s Day setting the tone for a month that celebrates Welsh living in all its forms. From national pride and rugby weekends to Mother’s Day moments, and the first signs of spring across the city, here’s your guide of things to do in Cardiff this month.
Celebrate Mother’s Day in Style
Mother’s Day offers the perfect excuse to slow down and treat someone special. From indulgent brunches and relaxed Sunday lunches to thoughtful gifts from independent Welsh retailers, Cardiff city centre has plenty of ways to celebrate.
Some of our member businesses that have special Mother’s Day offers:
- Turtle Bay – Sharing lunch + free drink
- The Piano Works – Lunch + live music
- Daffodil – Signature Sunday roasts + happy hour
- Rosa’s Thai – Set menu
- Franco Manca – Pizza making masterclasses
- Bonnie Rogues – Free bottle of bubbles
- Coppa Club – Champagne brunch
- Bill’s – Free glass of bubbles or dessert
Live Sport in the Capital
With the Six Nations still underway, March means more electric match days in Cardiff. A standout moment this month sees Wales v Italy return to the Principality Stadium, bringing that unmistakable match-day energy.
Bristol Bears’ Big Day Out also returns to Principality Stadium on Saturday 28th March, this time with a double-header event. Both the Bristol Bears men’s and women’s teams will face the Harlequins, showcasing the incredible passion and talent of the teams in back-to-back matchups.
For the Wales v Italy Six Nations fixture, Transport for Wales will trial a new post-match travel plan, with some fans directed to Cardiff Queen Street station as part of efforts to improve match-day journeys and prepare for future upgrades at Cardiff Central. Full details here.
Plan ahead, book early, and turn match day into a full Cardiff experience.
Live Music in Cardiff This March
March also brings a packed calendar of live music to Cardiff city centre.
On 18th March, Lily Allen takes to the stage at New Theatre, bringing her unmistakable sound to the capital.
McFly return to Cardiff on 22nd March with a special charity show alongside Matt Willis at Depot, promising a high-energy night packed with fan favourites.
Rounding off the month, Martin Kemp heads to Depot on 28th March to take it back to the 80s, with a nostalgic DJ set guaranteed to fill the dancefloor.
Spring Arrives in the City
As the days grow longer and brighter, spring in Cardiff has started to shine through. Outdoor seating returns, parks begin to bloom and the city feels ready for a new season.
It’s the perfect time to:
- Enjoy al fresco coffee stops like Bru, Scaredy Cats, and Cardiff Townhouse.
- Explore the historic arcades and discover new indie favourites.
- Refresh your wardrobe with a plethora of high street and independent brands at your fingertips.
- Discover new Welsh brands such as Overseas Apparel, Clogau, and Jonathan David Jewellers.
- Spend a full day exploring in the city centre
Make the Most of March
From rugby weekends to family moments and spring shopping, there are so many things to do in Cardiff this month. However you choose to spend it, Cardiff city centre is the perfect place to celebrate Welsh living and welcome the new season.