News Summary
March is a vibrant month in Atlanta, filled with an array of exciting events for everyone to enjoy. From the Atlanta Brunch Festival and Mardi Gras celebrations to the Atlanta Science Festival and various cultural experiences, there’s something for foodies, art lovers, and families alike. Get ready to explore the city through a variety of festivals, art walks, educational events, and culinary delights happening throughout the month!
Exciting March Events in Atlanta: From Festivals to Unique Experiences!
Hey there, Atlanta! March is here and it’s bringing a whole host of fun events perfect for everyone. Whether you’re a foodie, art lover, or just looking for some unique experiences, this month in Atlanta will keep you entertained day and night! Let’s dive into the great things happening in your city!
Starting the Month Right with Brunch and Mardi Gras
The inaugural weekend kicks off with the Atlanta Brunch Festival at Atlantic Station on March 1-2 and March 8 from 12-4 pm. Get ready to taste amazing brunch bites from a variety of local restaurants, paired with refreshing Bloody Marys and Mimosas. This is the ultimate way to kickstart your weekend with deliciousness!
And for those who love to dance, don’t miss out on Mardi Gras Live! at The Battery on March 1 from 6-11 pm. Review your New Orleans dance moves and join fellow adults for a night filled with energy, rhythm, and festive fun.
Salsa, Bachata, and Art Walks
Starting from March 6-10, the Atlanta Salsa and Bachata Festival hits the Courtland Grand Hotel. Enjoy world-class dancing, engaging workshops, dazzling shows, and vibrant parties that will keep your spirits high! It’s a must-visit for anyone wanting to shake it up on the dance floor.
On March 7, head to Marietta Square for the Art Walk from 5-9 pm, showcasing stunning local art while you explore nearby dining options. Stroll through beautiful displays and enrich your evening with a touch of culture!
An Educational Twist with Science and Nature
Young science enthusiasts will absolutely love March 8, which features Biomechanics Day: Animals in Motion at Zoo Atlanta, running from 10 am-2 pm. Watch fascinating live demonstrations and presentations led by biomechanics experts, making it a fantastic and educational family outing.
That same evening, the Superhero Science Night at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta invites little ones to come dressed as their favorite superheroes from 5:30-7:30 pm, mixing science with excitement!
Don’t forget that from March 8-22, the Atlanta Science Festival runs across the city with more than 100 exciting events. Mark your calendars for the Exploration Expo on March 22 at Piedmont Park from 10 am-4 pm, where fun science explorations await you!
Celebrating Culture and Community
March brings even more to celebrate with UPS Second Sunday at the High Museum of Art on March 9. Enjoy free admission from 12-5 pm for all visitors, making it the perfect day to enjoy some art!
St. Patrick’s Day is on the horizon! Join the larger-than-life festivities on March 15 with Atlanta’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade from 12-1:30 pm through Midtown. Kick off the day with a spirited 5K run starting at 9:45 am, followed by a parade with tons of fun and excitement!
Experience Nature and Culinary Delights
March is also about appreciating nature with the Adventure Cubs program focusing on Regal Red Pandas at Zoo Atlanta on March 20, perfect for little ones aged 0-5. Remember to register for this jam-packed hour of fun!
Foodies, cheer up! The Atlanta Food + Wine Festival from March 21-23 at Jim R. Miller Park is not to be missed. Enjoy delicious culinary experiences and live music! Thursday and Sunday events are designed to be family-friendly.
Cherry Blossoms and Festivities
The Garden Party at the Atlanta Botanical Garden on March 22 is a delightful evening with tasty cocktails, lively music, and the beauty of spring blooms from 5-9 pm.
To close out the month, don’t miss the Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival on March 29-30, which includes a 5K run and live music featuring O.A.R., Boyz II Men, and Gavin DeGraw—what a treat!
From arts to food, music, and science, March is packed with events sure to brighten up your month in Atlanta. Don’t forget to check out the weekly updates for more exciting happenings around town, and get ready for an adventurous March!
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