What to do in Bratislava in March? The first month of spring brings many events for families with children, entertainment, festivals, sporting events, ballet, and even a bit of history to Bratislava. We offer you an overview of the most interesting things happening in our capital city.
1. Plácido Domingo in Bratislava
2. Art for Life
3. Pulsation Indoor Festival
4. Techno and DnB Pilates
5. Vševedko Children’s Festival
6. Medieval Festival
7. ČSOB Winter Series
8. Partička stand-up comedy
9. Disco 2000
10. Almost Proud Princess
11. Party at Neptune Club
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Opera legend Plácido Domingo is coming to Bratislava with a spectacular performance to celebrate his 85th birthday. He will be accompanied by the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra during the evening, which will feature dramatic arias, duets, and orchestral compositions from Italian, French, and Spanish opera literature. In addition to this phenomenal artist, the performance will also feature Pavol Bršlík, an internationally renowned Slovak tenor, soprano Adriana Kučerová, young Slovak violin virtuoso Teo Gertler, and soprano Yelena Dudochkin. The entire gala evening will be conducted by Rastislav Štúr.
This year, art lovers who also want to support a good cause can enjoy the Art for Life ballet gala evening. This is a continuation of a long-standing tradition established by the National Cancer Institute in Bratislava. The main idea behind Art for Life is not only to raise awareness, but also to support the fight against cancer. This year, visitors can once again look forward to a selection of the most famous and best from the world of ballet.
The biggest drum & bass event, presenting the best of the world drum & bass scene. You can also look forward to local artists from Slovakia and the Czech Republic, whose imaginative productions captivate the entire world of drum & bass. A great atmosphere, light show, LED walls and effects, and a perfect lineup await you.
Pilates with a party atmosphere? This is a combination of fresh contemporary Pilates with an energetic drum and bass playlist that is guaranteed to get the blood pumping in your veins. That’s Techno and Drum N Bass Pilates, which you definitely have to try, it’s more fun than you would expect.
A concept that is common in world capitals is coming to Bratislava. For a few hours, the Danube will become a place where gastronomy, music, and a community of people who love quality experiences come together. During brunch on the Danube, you can enjoy a special menu prepared by the chef just for this occasion, a cruise under the bridges of Bratislava, the most beautiful views of Bratislava, and entertainment for children.
Don’t miss the 6th annual educational and entertainment festival for children, where children will not only have fun, but also learn something and develop their creativity. Children and parents can expect a day full of workshops, games and attractions, as well as various programs on stage. Children can try out science experiments, art workshops, a space school, beekeeping at first hand, a Lego zone, or watch masters solve the famous Rubik’s Cube.
The Medieval Festival is designed for all those who love history. They can look forward to demonstrations of medieval crafts, knight tournaments, fencing, as well as theatrical performances, Renaissance dances and medieval fashion. For children, there will be an entertaining magic program and a juggling fairy-tale interactive program from CirKus-Kusu. In addition, visitors can enjoy period stalls with demonstrations of crafts, historical attractions for the little ones and medieval cuisine.
In March, you can also take part in the winter series of Bratislava’s largest marathon, for which the organizers have prepared four editions of the race. Once again, there will be children’s races, a 5 km race, and a 10 km race. As always, the races start in the morning, with the children’s races kicking off the February winter series. Don’t forget, everyone gets a medal. If you can’t participate in the race on a specific day, you can complete it virtually.
The crazy gang with Dan Dangl is back. You can look forward to lots of laughter, improvised scenes, crazy situations, and legendary games that you know from television. Juraj Kemka, Robo Jakab, Michal Kubovčík, Zuzka Šebová-Kubovčíková, Richard Stanke, Juraj “Šoko” Tabaček, Lujza Garajová-Schrameková, and Marián Miezga are looking forward to seeing you.
The legendary Disco 2000 party, where you can let loose to hits from the turn of the millennium. They will be brought back to life by the legendary DJ Julo alias Python, a long-time presenter on Fun Radio, who has a unique video archive of 6,000 music videos. So, in addition to great music, you can also look forward to a spectacular video projection.
The original Slovak family musical by Michal Babiak and Milan Malinovský is loosely based on the Czech folk tale Punished Pride from Božena Němcová’s collection National Tales and Legends II. You may know the tale thanks to the famous 1952 film adaptation starring Alena Vránová. New plot twists and new characters await the audience, such as the evil witch Černorada or the crazy clown.
If you are a fan of electronic music such as house, techno or EDM, we have a great tip for a party at Neptune Club. Great music, a DJ and an authentic club atmosphere await you, more than 200 smart lights and extensive LED installations that change the space according to the rhythm. In short, quality night entertainment in the city center. VIP packages include your own bar, welcome drink, separate toilet and balcony with a view of the stage.
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