Alice finds the Hatter and the March Hare having a very strange tea-party. They manage to make Alice angry - but how? And do riddles always have answers?

A costumed sketch artist, styled as a mix between the Mad Hatter and the White Rabbit, offered "blind" one-minute portraits of guests, each rendered without looking at the page.

Oxford and Alice in Wonderland are closely intertwined with many connections to Lewis Carroll's books scattered across the city and surrounding areas.

In Alice in Wonderland, tea time was a very big deal for the Mad Hatter and March Hare. Not only is the “unbirthday” celebration one of the most memorable in the film, it also inspired an ...

Beck Center for the Arts’ Dance Workshop and Featured Dancers are taking audiences down the rabbit hole this spring with their production of "Alice in Wonderland." ...

For the first time since 2018, the Old Colorado City Association will be hosting Mad Hatter Saturday — an “Alice in Wonderland” themed event celebrating spring. Across OCC, businesses will ...

If you need a book your kids will actually want to read, allow the former Children's Laureate, bestselling author and ...

Alice finds the Hatter and the March Hare having a very strange tea-party.

Revisiting classics by L. Frank Baum and Lewis Carroll, as well as books that help illuminate their brilliance ...

Situated in Manor Street, The Mad Hatter Café Bar officially opened to the public in August. The Alice In Wonderland-themed venue serves an array of colourful cocktails and leaves customers in ...