Top things to do in Williamsburg VA in March 2025
Top things to do in Williamsburg VA in March 2025
There are quite a few annual events that fall in March that locals and visitors will enjoy. But Williamsburg is already in bloom so a simple walk on DoG Street (the main street in Colonial Williamsburg) is a wonderful thing to do in March. Here we go…keep scrolling….and check back we update it though out the month!
William & Mary Theater presents The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
The performance runs February 27 – March 2 at the PBK Memorial Hall at William & Mary. Based on the Novel by Mark Haddon, Christopher, a 15-year-old with a brilliant mind for math but struggles with social interactions, discovers his neighbor’s dog murdered. Determined to solve the mystery, he defies his father’s orders and embarks on a life-changing journey that challenges everything he knows. Tickets
Grand Opening Bricks & Minifigs
We are excited for the newest addition to Williamsburg, Bricks & Minifigs to remium Outlets! Attend the Grand Opening on Saturday, March 1 at 10 am. Bringing joy and creativity to the world through LEGO® minifigures, complete sets, endless bricks, and more! Buy individual LEGO® bricks and minifigs or find complete sets of your favorite builds. The motto at Bricks & Minifigs is “rebuild, reuse and reimagine”. Come to their NEW store to find new sets as well as retired LEGO sets and bulk LEGO pieces. More info
York County Restaurant Week
Now Serving: Great Meals and Deals at 22 York County Restaurants from February 24 to March 2.
York County restaurants have put together scrumptious specials for you to enjoy all week long! Drop by local dining establishments to not only support these independent businesses, but also to enjoy an unforgettable (and affordable) meal! Participating Restaurants
Swiftie Paint Night – International Women’s Day Edition
On March 8 from 6 – 8 pm at Paint on Pottery, paint Taylor-inspired pieces and celebrate the theme of this year’s Internation Women’s Day: “For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment”. Paint on Pottery will provide various TS stencils, assist with cute designs, and play all your favorite Taylor Swift hits. Pop up special Fairy Hair Garden will be joining the event to make your hair sparkle and shine like never before! All Ages. The last two Swiftie Paint Nights sold out so don’t delay. Sign up
Busch Gardens – Mardi Gras
This March is a great month to visit Busch Gardens, they are celebrating their 50th Anniversary! Mardi Gras continues select days through March 9. Come and enjoy your favorite rides, coasters, family-friendly fun, and authentic live entertainment (including 2 new shows), mouth watering menu highlighting flavors of the bayou, and more! If you are looking for the latest coupons and discounts visit here.
Winter Markets at the Yorktown Market Days!
Winter Markets on the Yorktown Waterfront have two more left this winter season: March 15 (St. Patrick’s Day Market) and March 22 from 10 am – 2 pm! Winter Markets offer one-of-a-kind art, homemade sweets, soups, gourmet chocolates, homemade candles, dog treats, local art and so more! This is a rain or shine market – if weather is bad it will move to the lower level of the Parking Terrace. Learn more and see a list of vendors!
Colonial Williamsburg Celebrates Women’s History Month with Special Curated Menus
1. Terrace Room at the Williamsburg Inn – Celebrate Martha Washington
The special menu, available March 2 – 8, step back in time and savor a dining experience inspired by the legacy of Martha Washington, often called “America’s Mother.” As the nation’s first First Lady, Martha Washington played a pivotal role in shaping the traditions of hospitality in early America, presiding over Mount Vernon with warmth, elegance, and a deep appreciation for fine food. View menu.
2. King’s Arms Tavern – Celebrates Women’s History Month
This March, King’s Arms Tavern honors Abby Fisher, one of the first published Black women authors in America, with a special menu inspired by her 1881 cookbook, What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking. View menu & make reservation.
King of Glory Children’s Consignment Sale
This consignment sale features high-quality children’s clothes, toys, books and equipment ranging from infants to juniors at a fraction of their retail costs. Shop the sale on Friday, March 7 from 9 am – 6 pm and Saturday, March 8 from 8 am – 11 am. More info
Luck of the Leaves at Afternoon Tea
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a festive afternoon tea at the Williamsburg Inn, March 13 – 15. Enjoy handmade scones, tea sandwiches, pastries, and more, paired with a signature tea crafted in collaboration with The Spice & Tea Exchange. Make your reservation
Military through the Ages at Jamestown Settlement
Make ready for centuries of military history – all in one weekend Saturday and Sunday, March 15 & 16 –romans, vikings, knights, sailors, soldiers. Patriotic music and artillery salutes – during Jamestown Settlement’s time-honored Military Through the Ages event. Bring the family to see hundreds of re-enactors depicting armed forces from 500 B.C.E. all the way to modern-day soldiers with the Virginia Army National Guard. As one of the most unique chronological displays of military history, you will explore military encampments and interact with re-enactors to learn how uniforms, weapons and tactics evolved through the centuries. Military through the Ages Schedule of Events here
Ampersand International Arts Festival
The Ampersand International Arts Festival returns to Williamsburg, March 17 – March 23. The festival features special guests, films, music, theater, dance, author talks, and professional workshops. Festival events take place at Kimball Theatre, PBK Memorial Hall, and Muscarelle Museum of Art. Click here to see the full schedule and get tickets.
Where to Find the Lambs in Colonial Williamsburg
As of mid march we should see lambs in the fields. Here is our post with pasture map indicating the best spots to find them!
Director’s Series at Jamestown Settlement with Wunneanatsu Lamb-Cason
Wednesday, March 19 at 7 pm Wunneanatsu Lamb-Cason (Schaghticoke/HoChunk) is the 2024 National History Teacher of the Year awarded by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. In addition to her work as an accomplished educator, she serves as assistant director of Brown University’s Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative. She works to combat misinformation and ensure accurate Indigenous voices are sustained in the educational landscape. A traditional storyteller and author, she has been a voice for social, cultural and educational equity for 20+ years. Buy Tickets
Poisoned Dwarf at Cabin Fever Concert Series
Thursday, March 20 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm at the Freight Shed in Yorktown. The perfect cure for the winter doldrums, inviting audiences to “shamrock and roll” with Poisoned Dwarf. This eclectic and talented group returns to the series, bringing their signature blend of Irish jigs, Celtic melodies, and tunes from Wales. Guests are encouraged to don their green and join in the revelry for a night that promises to delight any leprechaun. Free and open to the public but arrive early as space is limited.
Fido Fest
Don’t miss the PAW-TY on Saturday, March 22 from 10 am to 2 pm at Jamestown Beach Event Park! Grab the leash and get to the park with your furry friend for a fun time! Family and dog-friendly activities, entertaining demos, games, contests, fabulous food ($) and community vendors will also be present. All dogs attending Fido Fest must be on a leash no more than 8′ long. No retractable leashes. Dogs must be current on vaccines. Admission is $5/car (cash or check). More info
Reptile And Amphibian Weekend
Celebrate all things herpetology at the Virginia Living Museum on March 22 & 23 from 9 am – 5 pm. Come see live exotic reptiles and amphibians, watch a reptile themed puppet show, learn about reptiles and amphibians, and even get your face painted. Fun for all ages and no additional cost (museum admission required). More info
Busch Gardens Kids’ Weekend
Join all your favorite friends for springtime family fun and ALL-NEW activities during Busch Gardens Kids’ Weekends, March 22 – April 20! Discover a new theme each week with dance parties, games, crafts, Storytime, and other exciting activities. Take a coaster ride on Grover’s Alpine Express. Try the scavenger hunts, sing along to Let’s Play Together, snap a family photo, and more! More info
Scares that Care: AuthorCon V
The convention, March 28 – 30, draws in thousands of attendees every year who come to meet celebrity guests from the writing and TV world. There will be workshops and events, Q&A panels, photo ops, and readings. There is a Midnight Pals performance, Psycic and Medium Dakota Lawrence, Relaxation and Wellness Session, and a Murder Mystery event. Get your three day ticket for only $35! The convention is family friendly, some events require separate tickets but will be noted. The mission of Scares that Care each year, is to raise $30,000 to present $10,000 each to THREE families. More info and tickets!
Summer Camp Fair
Sunday, March 30 from 11 am – 3 pm at the James City Country Recreation Center on Longhill Road. The one-stop shop for families planning summer activities! Find out about local and regional summer camps, programs and more for all ages! Sports, dance, arts, and special interest camps and programs. There are camps for pre-k all the way through high school. Day camps as well as sleep away camps! Come register or just gather information, FREE to attend. This is a great chance to learn about awesome programs and try your luck at winning a giveaways! First 200 families will receive goodie bags. More information
Evening programs return in Colonial Williamsburg
There is a night life in Colonial Williamsburg with their evening programs! The fun doesn’t end when the sun goes down. Evening entertainment includes signature favorites and new enchanting experiences!
The Burg Weekender & The Burg Weekly
Make sure to sign up for The Burg Weekender (and Weekly) even if you are just visiting – these two eNewsletters tell you top things to do that week and weekend. If you are a visitor you can subscribe when you return home – if you are a local – enjoy it all year round. The Burg Weekender comes out on Thursday afternoons and The Burg Weekly comes out on Sunday evenings. Subscribe here.
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