Top 10 March events around Slovakia

Football time: Slovakia will play Ireland in Bratislava on March 26.

Slovakia will play against Ireland in the UEFA EURO 2020 Qualifiers in Bratislava on March 26, 2020. Slovakia will play against Ireland in the UEFA EURO 2020 Qualifiers in Bratislava on March 26, 2020. (Source: TASR)

Banská Bystrica will celebrate music icons, a museum in Martin will showscase Easter traditions, and France and Ireland will enrich March events in Slovakia, among others.

ART: Moving Memory, Mar 1, New Synagogue, Žilina
DOCUMENTARY: John Lennon – Imagine, Mar 4, State Scientific Library, Banská Bystrica
CONCERT: Lola Marsh, Mar 7, Tabačka Kulturfabrik, Košice
CELEBRATION: St Patrick’s Day – Irish Music, Mar 13, cultural centre Malý Berlín
FAMILY: Finnish Sledging, Mar 14, Snow Paradise Veľká Rača, Oščadnica
FOOTBALL: Slovakia-Ireland, Mar 26, National Football Stadium, Bratislava
FILM FESTIVAL: Crème de la crème, Mar 26-27, Tabačka Kulturfabrik, Košice
RUN: Prešov Night Run, Mar 27, city centre, Prešov
CONCERT: E-Turn, Mar 28, Art Café, Banská Štiavnica
FOLKLORE: Easter in the Countryside, Mar 29, Slovak Village Museum, Martin

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