Austin March 2026

Austin March 2026 Events

Austin March 2026 Events

Explore the Outdoors and Enjoy Austin's Beautiful March Weather

Average temperature low and high: 51°-73°
Austin is known for some of the world's best music, art, and film festivals, especially throughout March. The Austin Reggae Festival and the Old Settlers Music Festival attract scores of tourists and locals alike. If interactions with Austin's natural attractions are more your scene, visit the gorgeous green spaces of Lady Bird Lake or the Congress Avenue Bridge for potential sightings of the city's bat population. And don't forget food: Austin's restaurants are as diverse as its music and film scenes. Austin might be most famous for its unbelievable Texas BBQ, but ATX boasts plenty of delectable culinary options for even the most decreeing foodies. Craving even more of Austin? Check out the amazing events below.

March Event Calendar

Texas Relays

Texas Relays

The Texas Relays at the University of Texas is one of the world's largest international track and field events, featuring high school, university, and invitational division competitors. What a thrill it is to see tomorrow's Olympians today. 

Austin Events in March

Concerts

Theater & Headliners

Sports

Nightclubs

Things to do in Austin

Things to Do in Austin in March

Take a walk, run, bike ride, or kayak around Lady Bird Lake

Take a walk, run, bike ride, or kayak around Lady Bird Lake
Lady Bird Lake's pedestrian loop offers breathtaking views of the Colorado River and downtown Austin and bustles with joggers, bikers, and dog walkers all year. The pleasantly shady trail runs through the outskirts of Zilker Park and Auditorium Shores and past several bridges, including the beautiful Lamar Pedestrian Bridge. Rentable kayaks and paddleboards are also available for adventures closer to shore.

Unlock the Hidden Wonder of Hamilton Pool

Unlock the Hidden Wonder of Hamilton Pool
The sheer beauty of Hamilton Pool is a prime example of what Mother Nature has to offer. The pool is about a 45-minute drive outside Austin and is well worth the trip. There's roughly a mile hike from the parking lot to the pool and the 50-foot waterfall that feeds it. The pool might be chilly, but that doesn’t stop folks from swimming, even in cooler months.