Happening in March.

Hey Guys & Dolls!

As we dive into the vibrant month of March 2025, I'm feeling an extra dose of excitement and positivity bubbling up within me. Something invigorating in the air has got me buzzing with good vibes, and I truly can't wait to share those feelings and experiences with all of you!

March marks the joyful beginning of spring, and with it comes a wonderful sense of renewal and rebirth. As the snow gradually melts away and the vibrant flowers start to bloom throughout the landscape, I'm feeling an invigorated sense of energy and optimism filling the air around me. It's truly the perfect time to shake off those lingering winter blues and embark on a fresh and exciting journey!

March is also a time beautifully filled with opportunities for new beginnings and fresh starts. Whether it's embarking on a new project, pursuing a long-held passion, or simply trying something different for a change, this month is truly all about taking risks and fully embracing the exhilarating nature of change. I'm feeling deeply inspired to explore new activities and push beyond my comfort zone – and I sincerely hope you are feeling the same way too!

So, what's on the horizon for March 2025? Here are a few things that have me feeling extra excited:

•  Longer days and warmer weather (hello, sunshine!)
•  A fresh new season of art, music, and cultural events in NYC
•  A chance to connect with friends and loved ones over St. Patrick's Day & birthday celebrations
•  A renewed focus on wellness and self-care as we welcome the arrival of spring

As we dive into this vibrant new month of March, I want to wholeheartedly encourage you to spread a little extra love and kindness wherever you go. Whether it’s holding the door open for someone in need, sending a thoughtful surprise gift to a dear friend, or simply offering a warm smile to a stranger, let’s collectively make March 2025 a truly unforgettable month filled with positivity and meaningful connections!

Stay tuned for more exciting updates, inspiring content, and positive vibes throughout the entire month ahead. Until we connect again, remember to stay positive, nurture your passions, and keep on shining bright!

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March in the City: Top Events in New York City

As the snow gradually melts away and delicate flowers bloom, New York City comes alive with an incredible and vibrant array of exciting events and activities. From captivating art exhibitions to exhilarating music festivals, delicious food festivals to stunning fashion shows, there is something for everyone in this remarkable city that never sleeps. You can easily find an event that matches your interests and tastes, making every visit unique and special.

Here are the top events happening in New York City this March:

Art and Culture:

•  St. Patrick’s Day Parade: The New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade is the oldest and largest St. Patrick's Day parade in the world. It's a celebration of Irish culture that takes place annually on Fifth Avenue.

•  Exhibitions at the Whitney Museum. This prestigious museum has many exhibitions that showcase the work of emerging and established artists from across the United States. Including “Amy Sherald: Four Ways of Being” from Mar 25, 2025–Sept 2025.

•  Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Spring Exhibitions:

This season's exhibitions:

• Video After Video: The Critical Media of CAMP

• Pirouette: Turning Points in Design

• Lillie P. Bliss and the Birth of the Modern

• Christian Marclay: The Clock

• Otobong Nkanga: Cadence

• Projects: Marlon Mullen

• Designer's Choice: Norman Teague—Jam Sessions

• Light: Rafaël Rozendaal

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The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism at NYBG

Visit The Bronx for The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism at the New York Botanical Garden. This colorful flower exhibition features flowing waterfalls and thousands of orchids, creating a tropical getaway. This year's show, located in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, is inspired by the art of Mexican architect Luis Barragán. As you explore, you'll discover the artist's ideas while walking through peaceful areas, minimalist designs, and interesting details.

Joan Didion archive at the New York Public Library:

A few years ago, the New York Public Library bought the archives of Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne. They announced that once organized, the collection would be open to anyone with a library card at the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building on Fifth Avenue. Now, it's happening—on March 26, the library will make the 336 boxes of the archive available to the public.

Music and Performance:

•  Carnegie Hall Presents:

• March 4: Leonidas Kavakos on violin and Daniil Trifonov on piano

• March 5: London Symphony Orchestra

• March 6: American Composers Orchestra

• March 8: Angel Blue and Lang Lang

• March 14: Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra at 25

• March 17: The Masterwork Festival Chorus and New York City Chamber Orchestra

• March 18: The Cleveland Orchestra

• March 19: The Cleveland Orchestra

• March 26: Patti Smith, Michael Stipe, Matt Berninger, and more

• March 15: New England Symphonic Ensemble

Food and Drink:

•  St. Patrick's Day Beer Festival: March 15, 1 Phil Tisi Wy, Pomona, NY 10970. Celebrate the luck of the Irish with a day of craft beer, live music, and Irish fare.

• Dinner: Amplifying the Voices of Women Chefs:

To start Women’s History Month, top chefs like Tracy Chang from PAGU in Boston, Cristina Martinez from South Philly Barbacoa in Philadelphia, and pastry chef Ilma Lopez from Cheval and Ugly Duckling Maine will host a special dinner called "Dinner: Amplifying the Voices of Women Chefs." The event is on Saturday, March 1, at Platform by the James Beard Foundation. This dinner highlights the creativity and strength of women in the food industry, featuring a menu that reflects their unique cultures and cooking styles.

Fashion and Shopping:

•  The Affordable Art Fair:

Need to decorate a wall? This art expo brings together thousands of modern artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and photos. Discover pieces from local, national, and international artists. It takes place from March 19-23 at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea.

•  Books & Burlesque:

On Saturday, March 8, at Caveat, award-winning authors will read excerpts from their new books. A burlesque or drag performer will then present a new act inspired by the books. Featured authors include:

• Kari Ferrell: You'll Never Believe Me with Fortune Cookie

• Sarah Perry: Sweet Nothings: Confessions of a Candy Lover with Sideshow Scandal

• Alejandro Heredia: Loca with Chestnut Belafonte

• Temim Fruchter: City of Laughter with Racy DeClare

• Luis Jaramillo: The Witches of El Paso with Whiskey Jules

With so many exciting and dynamic events happening across New York City this March, there has never been a better time to plan a visit. Whether you're interested in engaging art exhibitions, captivating music performances, delectable food festivals, or the latest trends in fashion, something is enriching for everyone in this vibrant city that never sleeps.