NJIB’s Guide 15+ New Jersey Events March 14 – 16, 2025
It’s Saint Patrick’s Day Weekend! New Jersey Isn’t Boring’s Guide to March 14 – 16, 2025, is your go-to source for the best events happening across the Garden State! Whether you’re searching for lively festivals, captivating performances, family-friendly fun, or seasonal activities, our guide has you covered. From local craft fairs and art exhibits to outdoor adventures and winter celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Explore new experiences, create unforgettable memories, and stay connected with the local community with New Jersey Isn’t Boring’s expertly curated event lineup.
BONUS! See NJIB at Bell Works Fresh in Holmdel on Wednesday, March 12th, LSC After Dark: Holi on Thursday, March 13th, and Shoppes at the Arcade in Asbury Park on Sunday, March 16th.
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New Jersey Events March 12 – 16:
Jersey City Winter Restaurant Fest
Now – March 15
This 2-week event could not happen without the amazing restauranteurs, chefs, bakers and all the staff front of house and back of house that make your dining out possible. These events are meant to introduce the community to the wealth of food possibilities in Jersey City so please continue to support local food.
Jersey City, NJ
LSC After Dark: Holi
March 13, 6 pm – 10 pm
Holi Hai! Holi, the Festival of Colors, celebrates the arrival of spring and the victory of good over evil. Guests are invited to join LSC After Dark for an evening of dancing, unity, and fun. The event features the new Bollywood Laser Show, an immersive experience set to vibrant music, along with access to the Titanic exhibition and the Return of the Blood Moon Planetarium Show for an additional fee. Hosted by Liberty Science Center, LSC After Dark is an exclusive 18+ event held on select Thursday nights from 6:00 to 10:00 PM. Each night boasts a unique theme, a menu curated to match, a lively dance floor, a live DJ, and a full bar for guests 21 and older. Attendees can also explore the museum’s many exhibits while enjoying a great party, delicious bites and drinks, and a touch of science.
222 Jersey City Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ
Cost: $22 in advance. $25 at the door
Pi Day Princeton
March 14 & 15
Einstein was born on March 14—3.14—the numeric equivalent of Pi, and every year, the town of Princeton celebrates with an array of exciting events. Festivities include an Einstein Look-a-Like and Pi Recitation contest, where winners aged ten and younger receive $314.15, as well as a pie-eating contest and a special meet-and-greet with Benyamin Cohen, author of The Einstein Effect and social media manager for Einstein’s official accounts. Attendees can enjoy a LiLLiPies Pie Flight Tasting Experience, participate in the Pi Day & Einstein Pub Crawl for those 21 and older, and even take a whimsical Dinky Train ride with “Albert Einstein” himself. Guests can book the Einstein Suite at the Nassau Inn for a fully immersive experience, and the celebrations continue with a Pi-Rade, storytime, book signings, and more. Princeton proudly welcomes visitors from around the world to honor its most beloved genius.
Princeton, NJ
North Wildwood St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Parade
March 15, 12 pm
A festive parade will begin at noon and proceeds north on Atlantic Avenue to Olde NJ Avenue. Participants include, NWPD Honor Guard, VFW Color Guard, Vietnam Veterans of America, Ancient Order of Hibernians, Irish Pipe Brigade, Emerald Society, Miss North Wildwood Annika Marks, Anglesea Irish Society, Second Street Irish Society, Sheriff Mounted Patrol, local school bands, and much more. Gather with the Wilwood community.
North Wildwood City Hall, Wildwood, NJ
Morris County St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 15, 12 pm
The parade route is South Street to Atno Avenue. There will be about 20 bands with about 50,000 in attendance either in the parade or as spectators.
Union County St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 15, 1 pm
The Parade begins in Union with the Marching units gathering at Morris Avenue and along Commerce and Jeanette Avenues, the parade route proceeds east along Morris Avenue to a turn at the Main Reviewing Stand and ends at Roosevelt Avenue. The Midway Reviewing Stand is at Morris and Caldwell Avenues. The event will feature bagpipers, dancers, grand floats and non-stop music. Join us in Union Center on Stuyvesant Ave for delicious festival foods, kids rides, activities and vendors.
Annual Sea Isle City St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 15, 3:30 pm
The parade starts at 3:30pm up at 84th East Landis Ave and ends at Kix-McNutley’s, 63rd St.
Laurita Winery Irish Weekend
March 15 & 16
Laurita Winery’s Irish Weekend is a lively celebration of Irish culture, featuring delicious food, live music, and festive entertainment. Guests can enjoy authentic Irish fare, including traditional dishes and specialty drinks, while listening to energetic performances from Irish bands and musicians. The event also includes family-friendly activities, creating a fun and welcoming atmosphere for all ages. With the scenic backdrop of Laurita Winery, visitors can sip on award-winning wines while immersing themselves in the spirit of Ireland.
Laurita Winery, 85 Archertown Rd, New Egypt, NJ
West Orange St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 16, 12:15 pm
The parade route begins at 12:15PM at the corners of Main Street & Mt. Pleasant Avenue (WO Town Hall) and runs north along Main Street to Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Eagle Rock Avenue.
Freehold Borough Arts Council’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 16, 12:30 pm
The parade path runs down Main Street and ends at Freehold Elks Lodge 1454 Point. The parade route this year is packed with tons of fun and Irish tradition, as participants will march from McLean Street to the Elk’s Lodge. After party to follow.
West Hudson Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
March 16, 1 pm
The Patrick’s Day Parade will step off at 1:00 PM from 3rd Street and Harrison Avenue, proceed through Harrison and East Newark, and march to Kearny Town Hall.
Jersey City St Patrick’s Day Parade
March 16, 1 pm
Jersey City hosts two St. Patrick’s Day parades, with the first and largest taking place on Sunday, March 16, at 1 PM. The parade begins at Dickinson High School and follows Newark Avenue to City Hall, led by Grand Marshal John Metro, the city’s business administrator.
Cranford St Patrick’s Day
March 16, 1 pm
Local organizations, pipe bands, and dancers will come together to celebrate the first Cranford St. Patrick’s Parade. The event kicks off at 1 PM at the Community Center, proceeding along Walnut through town before continuing on North Union to Springfield, where a ceremony and a performance by the Shea Jennings Irish School of Dance will take place.
Bergen County St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 16, 1 pm
Prior to the start of the parade there will be a flag raising at the Roy W. Brown Middle School in Bergenfield, NJ, at 1:00 PM with the Grand Marshalll followed by the Annual Parade March down Washington Avenue at 2:00 PM.
Somerville St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 16, 1:30 pm
The parade begins at the corner of Main and Grove Streets in downtown Somerville and will proceed west to West End Avenue near Immaculate Conception Church. A pre-parade show is typically held weather permitting and will feature Irish Dancing exhibitions, and will be located in front of the Review Stand at the corner of Main Street and Doughty Avenue.
South Amboy St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 16, 2 pm
Marchers will line up on South Pine Avenue starting at noon. The parade then takes the following route: Head North on S. Pine St, Turn Right onto Bordentown Avenue, Turn Left onto South Stevens, Turn Right on 2nd Street, Turn Right on Broadway, and ends on Broadway at the reviewing stage.
The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of Hunterdon County’s Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 16, 3 pm
The Parade kicks off at 3 pm in beautiful downtown Clinton, NJ home of the historic Red Mill. The Parade has over forty marching units which include five pipe and drum bands featuring the NJ State Police Pipes and Drums of the Blue and Gold. The other marching units include fire engines from the Town of Clinton, Civil War re-enactors, horses, dogs, and local community groups.
Glassboro Restaurant Week
March 16 – 22
The Borough of Glassboro announces its 2nd annual Restaurant Week, aimed at boosting economic growth and tourism, two initiatives that are essential components of Glassboro’s identity as a premier destination in Southern New Jersey. Scheduled to take place from March 16 to the 22nd, Glassboro Restaurant Week promises a week filled with unique opportunities for residents and visitors to indulge in well-crafted dining experiences, featuring a wide array of dishes to cater to every palate and prices to accommodate every budget.
Glassboro, NJ
Cost: Varies per location
