March in Lagos is kind of an in-between month. It’s not a month with many holidays, and there is also not a lot of the typical Lagos fast-paced lifestyle—shoutout Ramadan for slowing things down. So, it’s kind of the perfect month to engage in soft, mindful, and cutesy activities. Here’s a list of soft-life activities to do in the city this March—make sure to keep it close.
Sing At A Karaoke
Karaoke is good for you, plain and simple—don’t believe me? Well, there’s a scientific study that shows karaoke reduces stress, improves breathing, and even helps your brain. Life doesn’t get any softer than that, honestly.
Date: Thursday, March 12th
Time: 7:00 PM
Where to Go: Karaoke Traffic Vibes
Venue: Live Lounge, 15 Idejo Street, Victoria Island.
Entry: Free (RSVP Advised)
Attend an Art Exhibition
Some of the softest experiences in Lagos come at little to no cost. An art exhibition is one of such things. You go out and experience visual art. If you’re in your Odogwu element, take one home.
Date: Thursday March 5th – Sunday, March 8th
Time: 10:00 AM
Where to Go: +234 Art Fair 2026
Venue: Ecobank Pan-African Centre, Victoria Island.
Entry: Free (Register here)
Go to the Theatre
Sometimes, leave Netflix and your house altogether. You’ve experienced live shows, try live drama! It’s a part of the culture, it’s artsy, and giving premium taste. Go solo or make it a soft-life date, it works either way.
Date: Various shows through March, check here for more info.
Time: Varies by event
Where to Go: Terra Kulture
Venue: Plot 1376 Tiamiyu Savage Street, Victoria Island
Entry: Prices vary per event.
Attend A Games Night
The softness of this is simply enjoying a friendly battle of wits and knowledge with your friends or total strangers. Some come with prizes and new friends, but more importantly, amazing memories.
Date: Saturday 7th March
Time: 7:00 PM
Where to Go: House of Oni
Venue: Jonny Rockets, 16 Eletu Ogabi Street, Victoria Island.
Entry: N5,000
Ticket:
Softlife activities are all about living and having experiences that make working and living in this city feel less like punishment and a bit more bearable. So, where are you going first?
