Warm weather is on the way, y’all. Embrace the blossoming flowers, sunlit brunches, and open-air happy hours while temperature allows. Read on to discover our top 156things to do in Austin this March!
1-4. Experience Magical Candlelight Concerts
Experience an absolutely magical spring here in Austin with Fever Originals’ wildly popular Candlelight concert series:
- Candlelight Gift Card
- Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer
- Candlelight: A Tribute to Radiohead
- Candlelight: The Best of Frank Sinatra
- Candlelight Flamenco: A Journey Through Spain
5. Get Your Tickets To This Tantalizing Dining In The Dark
Imagine stepping inside a restaurant blanketed in darkness and being served a sublime three-course meal – the flavors and textures of which are intensified by your remaining senses. Sounds a little bit incredible, right? An experience that’s been backed by psychologists as an ‘amplified’ way to enjoy food, the enticing ‘Dining In The Dark’ event is coming to Austin this May so you can find out yourself.
6. Channel Your Inner Cinephile
Fever has an incredible deal for you! Check out the listings and movie times of our participating AMC movie theatres, get your Fever ticket, and go have fun! Whether it’s a rainy afternoon or a special date night, AMC Theatres® has your tickets to all the best comedies, action movies, and everything in between, with just a click of a button.
7. Rock Out To The Baddest Musicians In Texas
Now that it’s officially Women’s History Month, it gives us as ample a reason as ever to celebrate our favorite Texan female artists. Listen to the ladies like Beyoncé, Kaley Musgraves, and Megan Thee Stallion that are dominating the industry. Sing your heart out to Selena and Janis Joplin, while checking out a myriad of female-fronted bands from Texas in indie, punk, and pop. Upgrade your Women’s History Month with bangers from the ladies that make Texas slap!
8. Tour the Neill-Cochran House Museum
Travel back in time with this self-guided tour of one of Austin’s most historic residences. Walk through the former slave quarters and the main house, which is authentically furnished to tell the site’s history from its beginning in 1856, up to 1930. Learn about Austin’s history through a site that experienced it all over decades of occupancy- births, deaths, the Spanish Flu, the Great Depression and two world wars.
9. Play A Round Of Pickleball
When the name of your entertainment complex is called “Dreamland”, you’re already setting the bar pretty high. But when your entertainment complex, outdoor recreational center, and arts venue offers everything from Pickleball to live concerts, well, maybe the name is more fitting, after all.
10. Enter A Portal Into Parallel Universes
Light displays and exhibitions are still out there in January if you know where to find the portal. Enter the multi-verse at the Mesmerize exhibition at the Native Hostel at 807 E 4th St.
11. See the Best Texas has to Offer
Anyone that has ever road tripped out of state understands the sheer size of Texas. And with its enormousness, there’s plenty to see and do in the Lonestar State. From state parks and small towns, to luscious vineyards, to some strange little oddities along the way, here’s some exploration inspiration for my fellow Texan wanderlusts.
12. Withdraw Cupcakes From This Sweet ATM
For many, a trip to the ATM, particularly after a long weekend, is a somewhat trepidatious process. One mind trick is to simply make the withdrawal without peaking at your balance – if money comes out, it means you still have some in the account. When making a withdrawal from Sprinkles Cupcake ATM, it’s kind of like that, except much more exciting.
13. Glamp In The Stars
Spend a few nights at Basecamp Terlingua, an other-worldly glamping experience that integrates the future with the past, giving its visitors the impression of luxury camping in the cosmos.
14. Sweeten Up At This Precious Bakery
Hyde Park may possibly well be the most charming neighborhood in Austin. And it’s due to its quaint collection of local coffee houses, restaurants, and grocers. On 43rd street, across the way from Fresh Plus, you have Quacks Bakery, home to buzzworthy coffee concoctions, precious pastries, and the most enticing danishes in the capital.
15. Hang Out At The Armadillo Den
The two-story Armadillo Den is hooked up with Google Fiber Wifi. With both indoor and outdoor seating options, this makes the Den ideal for mixing work and play. Its spacious patio is spruced up with oak trees, plenty of tables, yard games, a swing, and a running creek. In the near future, the Den plans to open an off-leash dog park as well as construct a kid-friendly awning area.
16. Visit the Museum of Ice Cream
Let your imagination run wild this fall in the state capital as Museum of Ice Cream has brought their stunning and whimsical experiums to Austin. MOIC, based in New York City, crafts surreal and saturated landscapes splashed with dazzling installations through which visitors are invited to connect with themselves and the environment around them.