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Your Guide to Seattle in March

Posted on March 3
City Cast Seattle Staff

City Cast Seattle Staff

Cherry Blossoms at the UW quad last spring (Ashley Smith / City Cast Seattle)

Cherry Blossoms at the UW quad last spring (Ashley Smith / City Cast Seattle)

The first 6pm sunset is just around the corner, Girl Scouts are selling Thin Mints, and the daffodils are in bloom (but so are our allergies). It must be March! And we’re here with our monthly guide to share ideas for how we think you should spend this month in Seattle.

Seasonal Joys

  • Love March Madness? Try Mug Madness with Saltstone Ceramics
  • Daylight Savings is on 3/8 = later sunsets are coming!
  • St. Patrick's Day is on 3/17
  • Trans Day of Visibility is on 3/31
  • Women’s History Month is all month long but International Women's Day is on 3/8
  • Cherry Blossom season is upon us!
We didn’t mention this on the podcast, but it sounds fun! (Liam Billingham / City Cast Seattle)

We didn’t mention this on the podcast, but it sounds fun! (Liam Billingham / City Cast Seattle)

Free Stuff

  • Every month, there's one day where you can go to our local museums without paying admission. This month it's on 3/5
  • No Discover Pass needed at State Parks on 3/9 and 3/19
  • Light rail's next big opening (okay, not free, it costs like $3) on 3/28
  • Harry Styles album release party at Easy Street Records on 3/6
  • Oscars watch parties around town are happening on 3/15
If you haven’t seen a movie at The Beacon yet, we highly recommend it! (Liam Billingham / City Cast Seattle)

If you haven’t seen a movie at The Beacon yet, we highly recommend it! (Liam Billingham / City Cast Seattle)

Where To Find Us

  • Ori Magazine party at Common Objects on 3/12
  • Daffodil Day at Pike Place Market on 3/20
  • Cherry Blossom Bruises exhibit at Gallery 110 starting on 3/5
  • Women supporting women popup at U Village on 3/6
  • Torrent's next home game on 3/11
  • SATANTANGO at The Beacon on 3/29

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