March in NYC offers plenty of things to do no matter your interests. Enjoy the last of winter by ice-skating, or welcome spring with the start of the New York Mets’ baseball season. See live music from Thom Yorke, or play on giant illuminated seesaws at Seaport Square. This month also features Erika Jayne on Broadway in Chicago and the first major MoMA exhibit of Dorothea Lange’s work in 50 years. Get ready to keep busy all 31 days in March. Note: Please check with the relevant venue or organization to make sure the event you are interested in is still taking place.
New York Rangers. Courtesy, Getty Images
The Armory Show. Photo: Christopher PostlewaiteMarch 4: The Armory Show ar Piers 90 and 94
The Orchid Show, New York Botanical Garden. Photo: Brittany PetronellaMarch 6: Judd at MoMA
Medea, Brooklyn Academy of Music. Photo: Richard TermineMarch 7: Medea at Brooklyn Academy of Music
Women March. Courtesy, New-York Historical SocietyMarch 9: Chicago on Broadway
"Tractored Out" (1938), Dorothea Lange. Courtesy, The Museum of Modern ArtMarch 10: Dorothea Lange: Words & Pictures at MoMA
March 12: Asia Week New York
Harkness Dance Festival. Courtesy, 92nd Street YMarch 13: Harkness Dance Festival
St. Patrick's Day Parade. Photo: Joe Buglewicz March 17: St. Patrick’s Day Parade
"Red Balloons" (1979), Dustin Pittman. Courtesy, Brooklyn Museum
Wavefield, Variation O at Seaport Square. Courtesy, WagstaffMarch 20: Wavefield, Variation O at Seaport Square
NYCFC. Photo: Nathan Congleton
Joe Harris. Courtesy, Brooklyn NetsMarch 24: Edge: Observation Deck at Hudson Yards
Macy's Flower Show. Photo: Diane BondareffMarch 25: Macy’s Flower Show
Jacob deGrom. Courtesy, New York Mets.March 27: New Directors/New Films
Wollman Rink, Central Park. Photo: Molly FloresMarch 28: Go ice-skating
March 30: Thom Yorke at Radio City Music Hall