NJIB’s Guide to 25+ New Jersey Events March 20 – 22, 2026

Spring? Is that you? New Jersey Isn’t Boring’s Guide to New Jersey Events, March 13th – 15th, 2026, is your go-to source for the best events happening across the Garden State! From fun festivals and food-filled weekends to family-friendly expos, live entertainment, and unique seasonal celebrations, this month has plenty to do across the state.

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New Jersey Events March 20 – 22:

Glassboro Restaurant Week
Now – March 21
Glassboro Restaurant Week returns for its third year, celebrating the vibrant and diverse dining scene that makes our downtown a true community destination. This week-long event is a powerful economic driver, encouraging residents, students, and visitors to dine local, support small businesses, and experience all that Glassboro has to offer.
Glassboro, NJ
Cost: Varies per location

Wine & Girl Scout Cookies Wine Pairing at Old York Cellars
Now – March 22, 12 pm – 7 pm
They’re back… but only for a short visit. The beloved Wine + Girl Scout Cookie Pairing returns for a limited time — and yes, it’s every bit as fun and delicious as it sounds. Guests can enjoy six iconic cookies matched with six wines, creating the ultimate sweet‑sipping weekend. It’s an ideal outing for a girls’ day, a date night, or a “just because” trip to the winery.Guests simply make a reservation and order the Cookie Pairing tableside — this experience sells out every year.
Old York Cellars, 80 Old York Road, Ringoes, NJ
Cost: $25

Annual New Jersey Jewish Film Festival
Now – March 22
The New Jersey Jewish Film Festival presents a wide range of exceptional films of Jewish interest (i.e., films with Jewish themes or content and/or films made by Jewish and Israeli filmmakers).
760 Northfield Ave, West Orange, NJ

Taste Atlantic City
Now – March 31
Atlantic City Restaurant Week is transforming into Taste Atlantic City, a month-long culinary celebration happening in March 2026. Showcasing the city’s diverse and vibrant dining scene, the event will feature tiered menus, exclusive food-focused experiences, and an exciting kickoff event. Taste Atlantic City offers a delicious opportunity for both locals and visitors to savor the best of Atlantic City’s flavors.
Atlantic City, NJ

NJ Makers Day Weekend
March 20 – 22
New Jersey Makers Day is a celebration of maker culture across the Garden State. This all-ages event connects individuals with libraries, schools, businesses, and independent maker spaces that support making, tinkering, crafting, manufacturing, and STEM-based learning. Learn more: njmakersday.org
Locations throughout NJ

Egg Hunt Hayrides
March 20 – April 4
Families joining the Egg Hunt at the farm will enjoy a wagon ride around the fields and orchards, observing the arrival of spring. The ride will pause at the Egg Hunt location, where participants will hear a brief story about how all of Peter Rabbit’s eggs ended up in the field. After the story, Egg Hunters will explore the beautifully decorated egg hunt area, collecting eggs along the way—a perfect moment for photos! Afterward, they can trade in their eggs for a delightful goodie bag. To cap off the experience, participants can visit Peter Rabbit at the Farm Market.
Johnson’s Corner Farm, 133 Church Rd, Medford, NJ
Cost: $9 – $19

Hoboken Grace: Easter Egg Hunt
March 21, 8:30 am
The largest Easter Egg Hunt in Hudson County. Over 30,000 eggs in celebration of The Hoboken Grace annual Easter Egg Hunt bringing together communities in the spirit of celebration, family and fun. Registration Each slot has a maximum capacity and will be filled on first come basis. Children up to 9 years old are invited to participate.
409 14th St., Hoboken, N

Sparta Special Olympics 2026 Spring Vendor & Craft Fair
March 21, 10 am – 3 pm
Join 60+ vendors of all types on Saturday, March 21st for the Sparta Special Olympics 2026 Spring Vendor & Craft Fair! Local crafters and retail business owners will be gathered at Sparta High School selling their products and sharing their talents. There will be food, shopping, fun and more! Come support the Sparta Special Olympics and Special Olympics NJ Morris-Sussex as they gather to spread the word of inclusion. Meet amazing Athletes of Determination and wish them luck for the 2026 spring season.
70 W Mountain Rd, Sparta, NJ
Cost: Free

Newport Centre Easter Egg Hunt
March 21, 11 am
Join in-store for DICK’S House of Sport first ever Easter Egg Hunt! Easter eggs hidden all around the store for you to find, including in and around our experiences like the rock wall and multi-sport cage.Please bring your own bag or basket to hold your easter eggs.
Newport Centre Mall, 30 Mall Dr West, Jersey City, NJ

Belmar Easter Egg Hunt
March 21, 11 am
More than 3,500 eggs are waiting in the sand for young hunters to find. Groups are divided by age. Don’t miss an appearance by the Easter Bunny. Rain Date, March 28
4th and 5th Aves and Ocean Ave, Belmar, NJ

Ringwood St. Patrick’s Parade
March 21, 1 pm
The parade begins at 1 pm at The Ringwood Plaza, goes down Skyline Drive, and then up to 112 Erskine Road.

Annual Highlands St. Patrick’s Day Parade
March 21, 2 pm
This FREE event will feature colorful festivities celebrating Irish culture, with nearly 100 marching units including bagpipers, marching bands, Irish dancers, and beautifully decorated floats. In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, this year’s parade will also include a patriotic nod to our nation’s history, inviting participants to creatively blend Irish pride with red, white, and blue. Join in the fun at the annual float competition, with trophies awarded in four categories: Best of Show, Most Original, Prettiest, and Best Apparatus.
Huddy Park step off 329 Bay Ave. Highlands NJ
Cost: Free

Uncork Spring – A NJ Wine Experience
March 21, 1 pm – 5 pm
This highly anticipated springtime event brings together wine enthusiasts, local wineries, and unique vendors for an afternoon dedicated to tasting, shopping, and community connection. Since its debut, Uncork Spring has continued to grow, establishing itself as a signature New Jersey wine experience.
Attendees can look forward to wine tastings from a curated selection of New Jersey wineries, shopping from specialty vendors and local artisans, an array of delicious food available for purchase, and a vibrant indoor venue perfect for an early spring gathering. This unique wine event offers guests the opportunity to sample and purchase a wide variety of wines. Make your way from winery to winery to explore seasonal releases, discover new favorites, and meet the winemakers themselves while learning about the passion and process behind their distinctive blends.Sip, Savor, (S)elebrate Spring! Must be 21 years or older to enter.
46 Washington Ave Carteret, NJ
Cost: $33

Jersey City Craft Beer Fest
March 21, 6 pm – 9:30 pm
Enjoy the day or evening sessions with friends and sip on unlimited samples of craft beer, while enjoying the beautiful views of the stunning New York City skyline. The event is 21+. The event will feature over 150 styles of craft beer, fantastic music, delicious food & wonderful vendors. Your ticket includes a souvenir four oz. tasting glass with a two ounce pour line. You are welcome to sample any beer that the brewers have. Designated driver tickets are also available.
Harborside Atrium, 210 Hudson St Jersey City, NJ
Cost: Tickets

NWSL Champions Gotham FC Kick Off Season at Sports Illustrated Stadium
March 21, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
New York’s most recent championship winning team – is returning to action and kicking off the NWSL Season on March 21, 2026, at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, New Jersey, at 6:30 PM, in a match against the North Carolina Courage. Before the first Gotham home game of the season, the team will be honored for their championship win in November. The team will be honored during a special ceremony, which will feature stars Rose Lavelle, Jaedyn Shaw, Emily Sonnett, Lilly Reale, Jess Carter, and Mandy Freeman receiving their championship rings.
Sports Illustrated Stadium, 600 Cape May Street, Harrison, NJ
Cost: $22

Bergen Philharmonic 65th Young Artist Concert
March 21, 8 pm – 10 pm
Join the BPO for an inspiring evening celebrating the rising stars of tomorrow at the 65th Annual Young Artist Concert introducing the 2025 Young Artist Competition Winners. The orchestra will also set the stage with the effervescent Orpheus in the Underground Overture by Offenbach/Binder conducted by Maestro Yoon Sang Timothy Cho. Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture will be performed under the baton of guest conductor Eugene Gorman. Both Mr. Hsieh and Mr. Ng are students at Juilliard and highly accomplished young musicians performing with various orchestras and groups across the country and abroad. The Bergen Philharmonic musicians come from almost every town in Bergen County and surrounding areas.
55 W. Midland Ave Paramus, NJ
Cost: Adults: $25, Seniors: $20, Students: $10 with ID, under 11 free.

Easter EGGspress at DiDonato’s Family Fun Center
March 21 & 22 
Head to DiDonato’s for Easter fun! Meet with the Easter Bunny, hunt for eggs, and more. Inflatable 40’ obstacle course! Enjoy endless play, climbing, imagination-building, and fun on their custom-made, interactive train.
1151 South White Horse Pike Hammonton, NJ
Cost: $18.95 per person; advance tickets are highly encouraged.

Spring Artisan Market at Grounds For Sculpture
March 21 & 22
The Spring Artisan Market at Grounds For Sculpture will returns in March, featuring a curated shopping experience with more than 60 artisans. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore a diverse selection of handcrafted jewelry, pottery, woodworking, original artwork, skincare products, gourmet treats, and more. Whether attending for a single day or as a frequent visitor, the market provides a unique opportunity to discover and support local artisans. Guests are encouraged to explore the 42-acre sculpture park, visit the galleries, and enjoy the creative atmosphere of Grounds For Sculpture. Members will have exclusive early access to the market from 9–10 AM. F Admission to the Spring Artisan Market is included with a Grounds For Sculpture ticket, and visitors are encouraged to select their preferred arrival time when purchasing tickets.
Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ
Cost: Price of GFS admission

Easter Bunny Express
March 21 & 22
Hop on board a round-trip train ride from Flemington, NJ, to Ringoes, NJ, for an egg hunt! Celebrate the arrival of Spring with Black River & Western Railroad! Easter Bunny Express is a fan favorite that you won’t want to miss. Complete with a visit from the Easter Bunny and an egg hunt at our Ringoes Station picnic grove, we guarantee that passengers will make cherished memories and experience the joy of Easter.
80 Stangl Rd, Flemington, NJ
Cost: $20

Easter Eggstravaganza at G&G Stables
March 21 & 22
Celebrate Easter on the farm with a petting zoo, Easter egg hunt, hayrides, barrel rides, a petting farm, and games. Pony rides, face painting, and food are available for purchase.
G&G Stables, 49 Driftway Road, Howell, NJ
Cost: Adults $10; Children $15

Wine & Chocolate Encore Weekend at Terhune Orchards
March 21 & 22, 12 pm – 5 pm
Bring your favorite wine and chocolate lovers to sample Terhune Orchards’ award-winning wines. For this encore chocolate weekend, Terhune is offering a special wine and chocolate pairing of locally made chocolates and Terhune wines. Chocolate pairing includes wine flight, chocolates and a souvenir glass. Terhune has partnered with Pierre’s Chocolates of New Hope, PA known for their old-world recipes and single-origin artisan chocolates. Homemade fare and light bites are also available Catch up with friends by the fire pit outside the winery or inside the cozy wine barn. Enjoy live music from 1pm-4pm.
330 Cold Soil Road, Princeton, NJ
Cost: Free to enter

West Orange Restaurant Week
March 21 – 29
Whether it’s along a waterfront, with a view of the NYC skyline, or at a cozy table, enjoy a meal at one of their award-winning restaurants of every kind of cuisine. Don’t have time for a sit-down meal? Grab a quick sweet or savory bite from one of the local food influencers and cafes.
West Orange, NJ

The Annual Spring Red Bank Egg Hunt
March 22, 9 am
Don’t forget your cameras for a chance to meet the Easter Bunny in Red Bank! This egg hunt is a delightful experience for kids of every age, and the whole family is sure to have a great time. Be sure to come early to meet the Easter Bunny before the hunt begins.
Count Basie Park, 11 Henry Street, Red Bank, NJ

Woodbridge Toy Show
March 22, 9 am to 4 pm
One of New Jersey’s best toy shows with over 75 tables of toys, action figures, comics, collectibles and memorabilia.
APA Hotel 120 South Wood Ave, Iselin, NJ
Cost: Early Bird at 9am $10, General at 11am $5, small children free with paid adult

Sensory Friendly Easter Bunny Experience at MarketFair
March 22, 9 am to 10:30 am
Families are invited to enjoy a calm and welcoming visit at the Sensory Friendly Bunny Experience! Designed for children and families who benefit from a quieter environment, this special event offers a more comfortable way to meet the Easter Bunny and capture a seasonal photo. The experience will feature reduced noise, softer lighting, and a relaxed pace to help create an inclusive and supportive atmosphere for guests of all abilities. While waiting for their visit, families can enjoy free coloring activities and snacks.Each child will also receive a small goodie bag (while supplies last). Photo packages with the Easter Bunny will be available for purchase on site.
MarketFair 3535 US Highway 1, Princeton, NJ
Cost: Free

Spring Craft Show,
March 22, 10 am to 5 pm
This is the ultimate shopping day you have been waiting for with one hundred and forty-five exhibitors participating from three states with arts, crafts, and photography. The show is held in two gyms, the vestibule and café so make sure you visit each area where you will find unique arts, crafts, and photography. The event is sponsored by Project Graduation and organized by P.J.’s Promotions. Shoppers can browse booths filled with hand painted flower pots and glassware. home decor, apparel, resin, hand crafted jewelry, table runners and pillows, fiber, crochet animals, soft sculpture, country crafts, porch and door signs, jeweled utensils, heat packs and ceramics. Also, wood bowls, pens, charcuterie boards, birdhouses, bonsai, soaps, candles, stained glass, chocolates, sports clocks, florals, pottery, Mandala, diamond art, and so much more. Homemade pickles, beef jerky, kettle korn, desserts, chain saw animals and tie dye will be set up outside.
Paramus High School, 99 East Century Road, Paramus, NJ
Cost: $4

Bayonne St Patrick’s Day Parade
March 22, 1 pm
Beginning at 1pm, the parade will begin on Broadway and 5th Street, proceeding north to 39th Street where the parade turn west to Avenue C and end at the entrance of Stephen R. Gregg/Bayonne County Park.

TAVI Concert Welcomes Spring!
March 22, 3 pm
TAVI is proud to partner with Mill Pond Music Academy to present a program of music for voice, piano, acoustic guitar and even organ that celebrates the end of a long cold winter. The concert is made possible by a grant from Monmouth Arts, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and the Monmouth County Board of Commissioners and the generous support of First Commerce and Fulton Banks.
Allentown Methodist Church 23 Church Street, Allentown, NJ
Cost: Free