March 2018 Bucket List
Fun and affordable things to do in the U.S. this March!
SOUTHEAST
GEORGIA
Americana in the Park
Bring your friends and family to Piedmont Park on March 4 for Americana in the Park. There will be bands playing country, rock, and rockabilly music. Children 12 years old and younger are free!
Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival
The Cherry Blossom Festival takes place March 24–25 at Blackburn Park in Brookhaven. Enjoy family activities, 5K run or 1K walk, pet parade, and much more!
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Blossom Kite Festival
Check out the creativity and talent of kite makers from across the world at the Blossom Kite Festival on March 31. Enjoy watching a variety of demonstrations and competitions on the grounds of the Washington Monument.
Eggstravaganza!
Visit Tudor Place for this fun family-friendly Easter event. Enjoy colorful gardens, egg hunt, crafts, games, and more! This event takes place March 24, 30, and 31.
SOUTHWEST
CALIFORNIA
Festival of Kites
The whole family will enjoy this kite festival! This free festival takes place March 11 at Redondo Beach Pier in Los Angeles.
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
Bring the family to the Farmer’s Market in Los Angeles on March 17 to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. There will be food, children’s activities, and live music.
TEXAS
Goat Yoga
Bring your mat and join the first ever Goat Yoga class at The Arnold rooftop in Austin. Children and adults are welcome!
ABC Kite Festival
Head to Zilker Park in Austin for the ABC Kite Festival. Check out the kite flying contest, children’s music concert, and more!
MIDWEST
ILLINOIS
Chicago River Dyeing
Check out the Chicago River being dyed green on March 17 at 9 a.m. For the best view, head to either the west side of Columbus Drive, the east side of Michigan Avenue, or upper and lower Wacker Drive between Michigan Avenue and Columbus Drive.
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
Visit Cantigny Park on March 31 for Breakfast with the Easter Bunny. Enjoy a big breakfast, photos with the Easter Bunny, balloon artist, and face painter.
MICHIGAN
Detroit St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Check out the 60th annual Detroit St. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 11 in downtown Detroit on Michigan Avenue between 6th Street and 14th Street. There will be a new Family Fun Zone where families can enjoy the parade.
Bunnyville
Visit the Detroit Zoo on March 30 or 31 for the Bunnyville celebration. Enjoy live entertainment, a golden egg hunt, photos with the Easter Bunny, magic show, and much more!
NORTHEAST
MASSACHUSETTS
Bunny Bonazoo
Enjoy Easter at the New England Zoo on March 31. There will be holiday-themed games, visit from the Easter Bunny, music, and more!
St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Bring the family to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in South Boston on March 18. This parade is free to watch and starts at W. Broadway and Dorchester Avenue.
NEW YORK
NYC Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
Watch the parade in person on March 17 at 11 a.m. along 5th Avenue between 44th Street and 79th Street. Pets are not allowed. It’s free to attend! The parade will also be streamed live on NBCNewYork.com.
New York International Children’s Film Festival
This family-friendly film festival runs from March 3–18 and takes place at different venues across the city. It features inspiring and new films about children from around the world. See schedule for specific films, dates, times, and location.
NORTHWEST
OREGON
Rabbit Romp
Bring the kids to the Oregon Zoo in Portland on March 31 and enjoy an egg hunt, petting bunnies, and more!
Easter Egg Hunt
Visit Alpenrose Dairy for their annual Easter Egg Hunt on March 31. Enjoy hunting eggs, face painting, and more!
WASHINGTON
Nature Tour by Kayak
Go on a three-hour kayak tour through Lake Sammaish State Park on March 4. The tour is led by professional kayak and nature guides as you search for and learn about Great Blue Herons, hawks, eagles, and more. Bring your own kayak or rent one.
Easter B’egg Hunt
Bring your dog to Camp Charlie’s dog park on March 31 for the Easter B’egg Hunt. Dogs will hunt eggs filled with yummy dog treats. This event is free and open to the public. Donations are accepted to benefit homeless animals.
