March can be unpredictable in Boston, but one thing is certain: spring is just around the corner, and we’re ready for it to get here! Blend the seasons this month by enjoying the last of wintertime activities and switch into spring mode with the plethora of things to do this March! From St. Patrick’s Day celebrations to the return of Dine Out, read on to find what’s in store this March in Boston:
1. Relax and enjoy the sounds of classical music under candlelight
Calm your mind and experience classical music in a whole new light with these sensational concerts located in historical Boston venues. Throughout March, the Candlelight Concert series will feature a wide variety of themed repertoires. Hosted at the historic venues like the Temple Ohabei Shalom and First Church, they will be illuminated with flameless candles, creating an unforgettable ambiance.
You can also give the gift of Candlelight with a Candlelight gift card that enables recipients to pick their own musical adventure.
2. Enjoy fresh films at discounted prices for movie season

March is awards season, and that makes it movie season too! Catch all of your favorite Oscar-contenders on the big screen at a discounted price this March! Ticket prices are nearly half the price when purchased online so enjoy your favorite films without any price-guilt!
3. Go green and celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day

4. Try maple sugaring at a local farm

Mid to late March is primetime for sugar mapeling here in Massachusetts. Extract your own fresh sap from maple trees at these local farms!
5. Visit the best of Boston’s museums

So much history has happened in Boston, it’s no wonder there are dozens of top-grade history, science, and art museums in the city. They’re all worth at least one visit- and maybe even more! Our favorites include the Mapparium at the Mary Baker Eddy Library, the Museum of African American History, and the gorgeous Gardner Museum.
Looking for a budget friendly option? Check out these museums that offer free or reduced-price admission on certain days.
6. Savor the last of igloo dining

While we are all amped up for patio dining to resume soon, we can’t say we won’t shed a tear or two about the end of igloo dining season. Most of our favorite igloos close up in March, so make sure to check them out while you still have the chance!
7. Squeeze in the final bits of winter fun

While some of us are over winter, some might also argue that the season is ending too fast. For those still looking to hit the slopes and get some runs in, Stowe Mountain Resort generally has snowy terrain all of March—and sometimes even through early April! Take a trip to northern New England and keep the winter fun going. You can also take advantage the greater snow out west and do some of our favorite winter activities:
8. Celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day

Every day is women’s day for us, but March is an extra special time to celebrate the mothers, daughters, sisters, wives, businesswomen, leaders and female power in your life! In honor of International Women’s Day on Saturday, March 8 we’ve rounded up a list of ways to celebrate and support women and women-owned businesses.
9. Catch the Dropkick Murphys live in Boston
Dropkick Murphys will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Boston with shows March 13-17 in Boston. Nothing screams St. Patrick’s Day in Boston more. Learn more and register here.
10. Attend Boston’s biggest underground film festival

Boston Underground Film Festival, aka BUFF returns March 18-22! These emerging filmmakers are the trendsetters and spotters of the industry! The five-day festival means endless screenings in addition to priority entry to BUFF after-parties!
Brattle Theatre 40 Brattle St, Cambridge, MA 02138
11. Celebrate the return of Dine-Out Boston

Perhaps one of the most exciting things about Boston is the incredible food scene we have. Dine Out is Boston’s official restaurant week in which Bostonians can sample prix fixe 2, 3, or 4-course dinners at a reduced price. Over 180 restaurants are participating this season!
Dine Out deals run February 22-March 7 at participating restaurants
12. Take a trip to Puerto Rico while you’re at it
Did you know that Puerto Rico is just a quick 3.5-hour flight from Logan Airport? Let’s be real, we can spend about that much time in traffic.
But we’d rather spend it on our way to the turquoise waters, bioluminescent bays, and delicious food of Puerto Rico! March is a balmy 80 degrees on the island and the perfect place to enjoy a tropical getaway from the cold or spend spring break. Learn more about this amazing resort and things to do while in PR.
13. Make the most of spring break

Speaking of spring break, check out some of the best things to do during the March recess!
14. Attend the annual Women’s Day Dinner at The Langham featuring legendary local female chefs

Celebrate Women’s History Month with a five-course dinner at GRANA at The Langham, Boston on March 11, benefiting Women’s Lunch Place. The dinner will feature dishes prepared by celebrated female culinary talent.
15. Glide into a snowy getaway in Stowe, Vermont

If you have FOMO because your ski trip did not in fact leave the group chat this winter, there’s still time! Ski season at Stowe Mountain Resort stretches as far as mid-April! March can be a lovely time on the slopes— with ample snow, yet temps above freezing for a more comfortable time outdoors. Plan a ski trip to Outbound Stowe and discover winter adventure.
16. Attend a virtual open house with Boston’s School of Fashion Design

SFD is the only educational institution in New England dedicated exclusively to the study of hand-crafted apparel design and construction. Here, you’ll learn about the school’s programs and get a peek inside their Back Bay studios! Plus, SFD is part of PBS’s year-long initiative, Handwork 2026. The nationwide initiative showcases the importance of the handmade and celebrates the diversity of the crafts that define America.
17. Attend the Ellie Fund’s annual gala

Hosted at Omni Seaport this year, this opulent gala is a night of glamour. Hosted by the Needham-based non-profit, Ellie Fund, provides free essential support to women undergoing breast cancer treatment in Massachusetts. On Sunday, March 15, Ellie Fund hosts its 30th annual gala with a red carpet, Oscars watch party, food and beverage, and much more! Learn more and reserve your spot here.


