March 2002
- 1 March – 15 October - Commonwealth Gold, Rochdale Borough Festival 2002
- 3 March - International Women's Day Festival, Manchester Town Hall
- 4 March - Celebrate Commonwealth Gold Rochdale Town Hall
- 9 March - Go Freeze, Turton Tower, Bolton
- 10 March - Urban Grooves from the Commonwealth, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
- 11 March - Common-wealth, Manchester Metropolitan University
- 11 – 16 March, English National Ballet - Romeo & Juliet, The Opera House Manchester
- 12 – 13 March - 3 Shades, Bluecoat Arts Centre
- 13 – 18 March - Tara Arts - Journey to the West:The Trilogy, Contact Theatre
- 14 March - Trio Phoenix, Royal Northern College of Music
- 14 March - Manchester Stories New Forms Vol 3, St Annes Church
- 15 March - Rais Academy - Tales of the Past, Deeplish Community Centre
- 17 March - Phil Bateman, More than Gold, Salvation Army Rochdale
- 21 March - Trajets, Green Room, Manchester
- 23 March - Tony Allen's Afro Beat, Band on the Wall, Manchester
- 23 March - October - Tales of Power: West African Textiles, Whitworth Art Gallery
- 24 March - Opera Rara - Elisabetta regina d'Inghilterra, Banqueting House, Whitehall
- 27 March - The Mighty Zulu Nation - Africa Africa, The Lowry
- 30 March - Srijani Quartet, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
- March onwards - Textile Identities:Littoral Textiles, Manchester International Airport
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“This is the village where the funeral
Stilted its dusty march over deep ruts
Up the hillside covered with queen’s lace
To the patch of weeds known finally to all.”
—Allen Tate (1899–1979)