Washington D.C. March 2023

Washington D.C. March 2023 Events

Washington D.C. March 2023 Events

Experience the rich history and culture of Washington, DC, in March. Tour iconic monuments and museums, including the Lincoln Memorial and the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. And with mild weather and temperatures in the upper 50s, outdoor activities like the National Mall and the Tidal Basin for cherry blossoms are sure to be even more scenic and pleasant to experience. Hunger is also bound to strike, so DC offers half-smokes, pupusas, and mumbo sauce as a popular condiment. Check back here next month for more exciting things to do.

March Event Calendar

Four Courts Four Miler

Four Courts Four Miler

Race directly to a pint at Ireland's Four Courts Pub in the Four Courts Four Miler.  While the course is relatively flat, you can still expect the run to be challenging, and by the end, you'll be more than ready to celebrate your accomplishment with fellow runners at the bar.  Registration costs $43, and you can sign up here.

Intersections Festival

Intersections Festival

Support the performing arts at the Atlas Performing Arts Center's Intersections Festival. 2023's theme is "where the art world and the real world intersect". See dancers, musical artists, actors, and more perform their own interpretations of the theme to provoke thoughtful analysis from the audience. Find more information on the Atlas Performing Arts Center website.

Something Rotten!

Head down to Toby's Dinner Theatre to see the musical comedy, Something Rotten. With showings through February and March, you have plenty of opportunities to experience this entertaining production filled with Broadway tunes, extravagant dance numbers, and bright, bold costumes. Audio description and sign language interpretation will be available at each show. Attendees will undergo a temperature check upon entry, and masks are strongly encouraged while inside the theatre. Ticket prices vary by seating and can be purchased online.

Shear Madness

Shear Madness is an interactive comedy whodunit set in present-day Georgetown. Audiences are invited to help solve the murder of a concert pianist who lives above the Shear Madness unisex hairstyling salon. The show is known for its slapstick comedy, improvisational humor, audience sleuthing, and unique performance each night. With over 13,500 performances at the Kennedy Center, it is the second longest-running play in the history of American Theater. The performance is ongoing with a runtime of two hours and one intermission. The actors keep the audience engaged and involve the crowd. Buy tickets.

Steve Aoki - HiroQuest Genesis Tour

Steve Aoki - HiroQuest Genesis Tour

Echostage nightclub in Washington, DC, is set to host a performance by Steve Aoki, a well-known DJ and electronic music producer, as part of his Aoki - HiroQuest Genesis Tour. Clubgoers can expect a high-energy show with Aoki's signature mix of electronic dance music, hip-hop and rock. The HiroQuest Genesis Tour is known for its spectacular stage production, with visuals and light effects that will take the audience on a journey into the world of HiroQuest, Steve Aoki's new album. Audience members should be prepared for a wild party atmosphere with confetti, cake throwing, and a lot of crowd interaction. Expect a packed crowd and a night of non-stop dancing. Check ticket availability

Trevor Noah performs at the Hippodrome

Trevor Noah, the host of "The Daily Show" and stand-up comedian, will perform at the Hippodrome Theatre. The audience can expect an evening of laughter and political satire as Trevor Noah takes the stage with his unique brand of comedy, tackling current events and social issues with wit and humor. His performances are known to be insightful, thought-provoking, and highly entertaining. The Hippodrome Theatre is a historic and elegant venue, offering a perfect setting for a comedy night. Expect a great time, and be prepared to laugh out loud. Buy tickets.

St. Paddy's Pub Crawl

St. Paddy\'s Pub Crawl

Washington, DC, is known for its nightlife, earning the title "America's drunkest city," so it should be no surprise that the St. Paddy's Pub Crawl is one of the year's most significant events. Many bars in the area have cheap happy hours; some also transition into nightclubs when the sun goes down. Participating bars may vary, but the lineup includes Hard Rock, Howl At The Moon, Penn Social, and Yard House, among many others. You'll also be treated to holiday-themed beverages, a custom digital map, discounts on food, and plenty of fantastic music. Tickets are currently for sale on the Pub Crawls website.

St. Patrick’s Day Parade

St. Patrick’s Day Parade

May the luck of the Irish be with you at D.C.'s St. Patrick's Day Parade. Marching down Constitution Ave., you'll see dancers, musical artists, and a variety of culturally relevant floats. Alongside the parade route, you'll find food, raffles, and plenty of activities to entertain the whole family.

Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series

Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series

Run through the Capital to the beat of popular rock songs in the Rock 'n' Roll Race. Whether you choose to do a 5k or a half marathon, you can get your exercise in with a stunning backdrop of landmarks, such as the White House. Afterward, celebrate your achievement with a victory dance to cover songs played by the Don't Back Down. Registration starts at $65.

The National Cherry Blossom Festival

The National Cherry Blossom Festival

Celebrate Japanese culture and admire the stunning cherry blossoms at Washington D.C.'s annual National Cherry Blossom Festival. The city turns pink and white as the blossoms come into full bloom, creating a pretty image to kick off spring. Wear your best pink formal attire to the Pink Tie Dinner Party, fill the sky with color during the Blossom Kite event, and listen to live music along the Anacostia River during Petalpalooza, an outdoor street festival with food, entertainment, and fun activities. Admission is free and more information can be found on the official website.

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Things to do in Washington D.C.

Things to Do in Washington D.C. in March

Visit the DEA museum

Visit the DEA museum
D.C. is home to several federal agencies, including the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). While you're in town, don't miss this oft-overlooked museum focusing on the DEA's work against drugs. You'll learn about how different drugs themselves are made, as well as how agents fight against drug dealers and drug abuse. The museum can come off as a little preachy or heavy-handed, but it's worth visiting for all the valuable information and interesting exhibits.

Attend a comedy show

Attend a comedy show
All of the people with very serious government jobs need to relax in their free time - as a result, D.C. has a large number of amazing comedy clubs where you can catch a show that will leave you in stitches. The most popular club is by far the D.C. Improv Comedy Club, with a number of stages featuring different comedians, but other options include The Big Hunt, who often has comedy shows in their basement, Bier Baron with their comedy burlesque show, or RFD for hot new talent at their open-mic nights. Enjoy a few drinks and laugh until your stomach hurts on a chilly March night.