Your Guide to March in Las Vegas
Spring has sprung in Las Vegas and so has our guide to March in the city! From must see shows to ways to get outside before the heat sets in, we’ve got you covered. Publisher of thelist.vegas Andrew Kiraly joins co-host Sarah Lohman to help you make the most of your March.
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Events mentioned:
- Dita Las Vegas
- DJ Night Weapons at Velveteen Rabbit, The Garden, and Corduroy
- Sunday House Music Brunches at 18bin (every Sunday)
- Rooted Lounge Sound Bath at Ferguson’s Downtown (during New and Full Moon)
- Brew’s Best Beer Festival at The Lawn at Downtown Summerlin (March 16)
- Ice Age State Fossils Park
- Tacos and Tamales Festival at Desert Breeze Park (March 23-24)
- Art and nature events at Wetlands Park
- Spring Plant Sale at Springs Preserve (March 23)
- Who Knows? at Vegas Theater Company (March 5, 12, & 19)
- David Perrico Pop Strings Orchestra at The Smith Center (March 22)
- March Madness at Chickie’s and Pete’s at The Sahara Hotel
- Zone of Interest and Live Jazz at Segue at The Beverly Theater
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