NJIB’s Guide 15+ New Jersey Events March 7 – 9, 2025

We’ve made it to March! New Jersey Isn’t Boring’s Guide to March 7 – 9, 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.

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New Jersey Events March 5 – 9:

Princeton Restaurant Week
Now – March  7
The annual celebration of our community’s vibrant culinary scene. Check out a new spot, catch a bite at a familiar favorite, or enjoy a curated meal at an enviable eatery. Many participating restaurants will offer not only special Restaurant Week menus, but also prix fixe and reduced pricing during the event.

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

Haddonfield Restaurant Week
March 4 – 9
Restaurant Week is the perfect opportunity to try a Haddonfield restaurant you haven’t experienced yet. With Dinner and Lunch specials available throughout the Borough, the first week of March is the perfect time to enjoy the many culinary options Haddonfield has to offer.
Downtown Haddonfield, NJ

Heart of Oneness Holistic Expo
March 7 – 9
The Heart of Oneness Holistic Expo unfolds as a 2.5-day wellness community event, fostering connections with premier Holistic Experts, Practitioners, and Businesses across the Northeast. Featuring over 200 unique metaphysical practitioners, empowering thought leaders, and organizations dedicated to wellness, the event promises a weekend of Healing, Upliftment, and Transformation. Attendees can immerse themselves in a diverse range of experiences, including Crystals, Reiki, Aura Photography, Meditation, Organic Skin Care, and much more. With offerings such as Psychic Readings, Sound Healing, and Visionary Artwork, there’s something enlightening for everyone.
97 Sunfield Avenue, Edison, NJ
Cost: Free to $15

Spring Craft Morristown
March 7 – 9
Spend the day shopping for uncommon and one-of-a-kind gifts for every age, taste, and budget from 175 of America’s finest craft artists. Find original fashions, accessories, and jewelry; functional and sculptural works in ceramics, glass, metal, fiber, wood, and mixed media; fine art painting, printmaking, drawing and photography, and more! Plus handcrafted gourmet specialties, foods, and beverages.
Morristown Armory, 430 Western Ave, Morristown, NJ
Cost: General $11, Seniors (62 and up) $9, Under 16 FREE. Cash only

The ONLY St. Patrick’s Day parade in Sussex County
March 8, 11 am
The ONLY St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Sussex County, this parade is sponsored by the Newton Volunteer Fire Department and assisted by the Greater Newton Chamber of Commerce. Join in the fun and wear YOUR best green
Spring Street Newton, NJ

Ocean County/Seaside Heights, NJ – Parade
March 8, 12 pm
The parade begins at on the Boulevard and goes 1- 1/4 miles long starting at the Seaside Park border and ending at Sampson Avenue. The rain date scheduled for the next day. This is a popular parade, last year over 75,000 people watching. marching bands and floats.
Seaside Heights, NJ

Hamilton St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 8, 1 pm
The annual St Patrick’s Day Parade begins at the Nottingham Fire House located at 200 Mercer Street in Hamilton, NJ with opening ceremonies at 12:30pm. Parade starts at 1pm.

The Atlantic City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
March 8,  1 pm
The historic Atlantic City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade takes place Saturday, March 8th on the world famous Atlantic City Boardwalk. On this day in Atlantic City everyone is Irish. Break out your green and celebrate on the boardwalk for a fun-filled family day in Atlantic City!
Atlantic City Boardwalk, 2831 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ

Guinness Run Highlands St. Patrick’s Day Parade Fundraiser
March 8,  2 pm
The Highlands Business Partnership’s Annual Guinness Run will be held on Saturday, March 8, 2025 at 1pm. Registration is $45.00 and includes a commemorative t-shirt and a Guinness Pint glass to the first 100 registered runners. All runners have access to the Post-Race Party, with complimentary appetizers and Guinness Beer. The fun race will begin at Off the Hook, 1 Navesink Avenue, where contestants will fill their cup and race to Grand Tour and back to the finish line at Off the Hook. The contestant with the most liquid in their cup at the finish line, wins the 1st Place trophy and $100, 2nd Place winner will receive $50. Fun runners are encouraged to wear their best Irish green!
1 Navesink Ave., Highlands, NJ
Cost: $45, 21+

Laurita Winery Irish Weekend
March 8 & 9
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

Belmar Dine & Discover Restaurant Tour
March 9, 11:30 am – 3:30 pm
A food tour of Belmar takes you through the area’s best restaurants, breweries, and desserts.
Belmar, NJ
Cost: Advance Tickets $35, Day of Tickets $40

The Rumson St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 9, 1 pm
The parade route starts at 1 pm on Allen Street and River Road and ends at the intersection of Carton Street and Forrest Avenue (approximately one mile long). This event is more than a parade. It features 8 bagpipe bands, floats, marching bands, Irish Step Dancers, traditional Irish food, antique and classic cars, novelty acts, veteran groups, and much more.

Woodbridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 9, 1:30 pm
The Woodbridge parade is Central Jersey’s largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade features more than 80 marching units, including traditional Irish Pipe Bands and Step Dancers, Irish-themed parade floats and displays, marching bands representing all three Woodbridge Township high schools, representatives from Township fire departments, first aid and emergency response squads, and members of the Woodbridge Township education community.
Woodbridge Town Hall, Woodbridge, NJ

Hackettstown’s Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 9, 3:30 pm
This Irish-American tradition attracts more than 14,000 visitors—making this parade one of the biggest events in Hackettstown. Streets fill with enthusiasm as families, residents and visitors line up along the curb, in store windows and porches to celebrate and witness the festive parade. The parade will kick off at 3:30 pm with the Grand Marshal leading numerous participants including Irish dance groups, Irish bands, community groups, bagpipes, drums, Centenary University clubs and groups, animals, Hackettstown and surrounding area fire departments and rescue squads, as well as hometown favorites Junior and Senior Colonial Musketeers and the Hackettstown Community Band. This parade is pet-friendly, with a special pet costume contest sponsored by Doggie Styleashes. Pets will be invited to walk the parade as St. Patrick and Irish Heritage costume contestants after judging.
Main St, Hackettstown, NJ