Things to Do in March in San Antonio
Discover the best things to do in San Antonio this March, from River Walk events and family festivals to live music, stage shows, and cultural celebrations!
CrawDady | Crawfish Capital of San Antonio
Through March
Spring weekends bring the heat in the best way with steaming crawfish, bold seasoning, and plenty of cold drinks poured all afternoon. Set at The Rock at La Cantera, this open air gathering pairs messy hands with live music and a steady flow of people settling in at picnic tables. The atmosphere feels social and unhurried, with groups cracking shells, sharing trays, and leaning into the spice and sunshine. Expect big flavors, local energy, and a crowd that shows up ready to eat.
World Ballet Company: Swan Lake
March 5
A timeless classic comes to life on stage with graceful choreography, striking costumes, and a live orchestra filling the theatre with dramatic score. The performance captures the emotional journey of enchanted swans, noble princes, and magical transformations in a way that feels both elegant and powerful. Sets and lighting shift with dramatic precision while dancers move with strength and precision that holds the audience’s attention from the first note to the final bow.
Otherwild @ San Antonio Botanical Garden
March 7 - July 7
A sweeping new art experience invites visitors to explore imaginative installations tucked among botanical gardens and natural landscapes. Sculptures and large-scale works interact with their surroundings, turning familiar outdoor paths into places of discovery and reflection. The exhibit blends nature and artistic expression in ways that surprise and delight, from unexpected shapes peeking through trees to bold pieces set against open sky. Viewing the works at your own pace makes for a refreshing way to enjoy both art and the beauty of the garden grounds.
March 7
A night of sharp wit and nonstop laughter arrives at Tobin Center for the Performing Arts when a cast known for quick thinking and audience spontaneity brings classic improv games and musical fun to the stage. Performers take suggestions from the crowd and turn them into clever scenes and songs in real time, creating a performance that feels fresh and surprising throughout. The tone is playful and interactive with moments that catch you off guard, plus plenty of laughs shared across the theater.
Time to Paddy 5k/10k & Lucky 13.1 - San Antonio
March 7
Festive energy shows up on the streets of San Antonio as runners hit the pavement in themed 5K and 10K distances that blend fitness and celebration. Participants often show up in colorful running gear, with plenty of green to match the holiday spirit, while spectators cheer from the sidelines and enjoy the liveliness of race day. The atmosphere feels upbeat and community-focused, with runners of all paces taking part and local supporters lining the route.
International Women's Day: Bubbles & Brunch
March 8
A standout spot for Mexican cuisine adds extra flavor to your March plans with vibrant dishes and a lively atmosphere that draws locals and visitors alike. Freshly prepared tacos, rich mole, and creative twists on classic favorites fill the menu alongside house margaritas and craft cocktails that pair well with every plate. The dining room feels warm and social, with tables filled throughout the evening as friends share eats and stories over big flavors. Reservations fill up fast on weekends, so planning ahead helps you snag a table and enjoy an evening of bold tastes and good company in a neighborhood favorite.
Through March 8
A beloved Broadway tale comes to life on a local stage with powerhouse vocals, dynamic choreography, and a story of ambition and friendship that resonates with theatergoers. The cast delivers soulful performances in show-stopping numbers that capture both the glamour and the struggles of rising stars chasing success in the music world. The intimate theatre setting lets the audience feel every note and see every expression up close, making the experience personal as well as entertaining.
March 14
A serene musical experience sets a different tone for March with beloved songs reimagined by a live string quartet in an atmospheric setting at Travis Park Church. The gentle glow of candlelight and vaulted ceilings elevate familiar melodies into something reflective and memorable. The repertoire includes some of the most iconic tunes from an internationally celebrated artist, blending classical instrumentation with songs you know well. With seating arranged for close-up listening and a pace that encourages immersion in the sound, this performance offers a calm and elegant evening of music that appeals to longtime fans and new listeners alike.
March 14
Colorful race day energy fills the streets with runners taking on a festive 5K that celebrates both fitness and seasonal fun. Participants often wear spirited green attire and joyful accessories as they make their way along a lively route cheered on by local spectators. There is a strong sense of community throughout the start and finish areas, with cheers, high-fives, and playful photo moments adding to the upbeat mood.
San Antonio St. Patrick's Day Weekend Bar Crawl 2026
March 14
San Antonio’s St Patrick’s weekend comes alive with a spirited crawl through some of the city’s favorite bars and nightlife spots. Groups decked out in green stroll from place to place, enjoying themed drink specials, friendly cheers, and an electric social atmosphere that builds as the night goes on. Bars fill with laughter and music as people meet up with friends, grab a pint, and soak in the holiday energy across multiple stops.
St. Patrick’s Green River Dyeing and Parade
March 14 & 15
San Antonio’s River Walk turns into a festive stage for one of March’s most colorful traditions with boats brightly decorated and moving along the water as part of a lively parade. The river itself is dyed green earlier in the day, painting a vibrant backdrop that signals the celebration is underway and drawing crowds along the banks. As evening settles in, the parade’s floats and revelers make their way past bridges and walkways, while music, cheers, and the glow of lights add to the spirited atmosphere.
Robert Plant with Saving Grace and Suzi Dian
March 19
A true rock legend takes the stage at the historic downtown theatre with a dynamic set that celebrates decades of musical influence and songwriting. The performance blends powerful vocals and skilled musicianship that reflect a career built on both iconic hits and adventurous solo work. The venue comes alive with fans of all ages drawn to the energy of live guitar, soaring melodies, and an unforgettable presence commanding the spotlight.
March 19
An immersive performance arrives at the Tobin Center that combines movement, light, and sound into an experience that feels almost otherworldly. Artists move fluidly through space while visuals and music shift around them, creating moments that feel cinematic and alive. The production blends contemporary artistic expression with theatrical storytelling, inviting the audience to watch as elements evolve and interact in real time.
March 24 - 29
Shakespeare’s beloved comedy takes the stage with quick wit, tangled romance, and plenty of mistaken identity to keep the audience entertained from start to finish. Performed inside San Pedro Playhouse, the intimate theatre setting allows every clever line and expressive moment to land with impact. The cast leans into the humor and heart of the story, balancing playful energy with thoughtful emotion as relationships twist and unravel.
March 26
Classic rock takes over the historic theatre when one of the genre’s most enduring bands brings familiar riffs and harmony-driven vocals to the stage. Fans can expect a set full of well-loved hits performed with energy and precision by musicians who have defined a generation of arena rock. The crowd buzzes with anticipation as each song unfolds, with guitar solos and vocal melodies that stand up just as strong live as they do on record.
9th Annual Big TX Fun Crawfish Boil
March 26 - April 5
One of San Antonio’s biggest entertainment parks brings out all the classic fun with go-karts, bumper boats, climbing walls, and more across acres of outdoor attractions. Families and groups looking for active, social fun will find plenty to do from morning into evening, with rides and games that appeal to all ages and energy levels.
Bexar County Parks Easter Egg Hunt
March 28
Families can celebrate spring with a free community Easter egg hunt at Woodlake Park, where more than 8,000 eggs will be hidden across the park for kids to discover. The morning includes four separate hunts divided by age group, giving little ones and older kids their own chance to fill their baskets. Beyond the egg hunts, the event features crafts, face painting, a balloon artist, a petting zoo, inflatables, food trucks, and photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny. Festivities run from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with the first hunt kicking off at 10:30 a.m., making it an easy and festive way to spend a Saturday in late March.
The San Antonio Margarita Festival
March 28
A festive outdoor celebration brings margarita lovers together for a day of tastings, food, and live music. Guests can sample a wide variety of margarita styles from local bars and specialty booths, with classic lime, fruity twists, and creative blends to try throughout the event. Festival food vendors add savory bites and snacks that pair well with sips in hand while bands and DJs keep the energy lively on stage.
Viva Mariachi! featuring Mariachi Campanas de America and Alamo City Ballet Folklorico
March 29
Music and dance come together in a lively presentation that highlights mariachi tradition alongside ballet folklorico movement and orchestral sound. With musicians and dancers sharing the stage at a well-known downtown auditorium, each piece blends rich cultural rhythms with expressive performance that honors heritage and artistry alike. The voices, instruments, and choreography create a vibrant atmosphere that feels both celebratory and deeply rooted in Mexican and Texan musical history.
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