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There are plenty of great events going on in Lyme Regis all year round, but if you’ve booked a stay in one of the great Lyme Regis hotels during March, then take a look at some of these top events that we have picked out for you. They’re guaranteed to make your stay in the town all the more enjoyable.
Sunday 11th of March sees a fossil walk taking place, organised by Lyme Regis Museum, which will allow you to learn all about these prehistoric wonders and discover some for yourself.
Between the 12th March and 16th March, the Spring Garden Week will be taking place in Monkton Wyld Court. It’s a chance to talk to the gardeners that work in the gardens there and learn all about traditional and organic methods of gardening.
On March 24th, you can discover the magic of Vamp Til Ready, a cabaret act that brings song, dance and comedy to the Marine Theatre. Straight from West London, this group will dazzle you with their choreography, sets and jam-packed evening repertoire.
Why not learn all about photography during your trip here, by spending a day on the Photographing Maritime Lyme course. Meet at the Lifeboat Station on Cobb Square and discover this seaside town’s panoramic side between 10am and 4.30pm on March 24th.
March 31st sees the Lyme Regis Beer Festival take place in the Marine Theatre, with a selection of local and national real ales, ciders and wines on offer.
With so much going on, a holiday in Lyme Regis really is a fantastic choice, and we’ve only just scratched the surface with these events.
About Lyme Regis
LymeRegis.org is the official website for the charming seaside town of Lyme Regis.
You can find details on accommodation, upcoming events, the shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs around the town and much, much more, all at LymeRegis.org.
