Legendary events are happening in the month of March, so keep track and decide on which one(s) you’ll be attending. Immerse yourself in the green excess and excitement of the annual Detroit St. Patrick’s Day Parade along with other special things to do in the city that Detroiters don’t miss out on.
Midtown will also have a separate parade gathering this month too for Marche du Nain Rouge. Several of these historic events reflect on how far the city of Detroit has come. The Motor City in March is creating another year of fantastic memories.
The highly original “313 Day” is coming up. Stay tuned for the celebration of the city of Detroit and its iconic area code on Friday, March 13. It’s time to march on in the most literal sense. March is also the declaration of Women’s History Month, so look out for all of the ways to be involved.
Detroitisit rounded up a list of things to do in Detroit this March to know about. Find the best festivities and enthusiastic events the community will be participating in.
COMMUNE FOR THE 2026 MARCHE DU ROUGE
Date: Sunday, March 22nd
Things to do in Detroit this March include a unique march specific to Detroit. Witness what’s going down in Midtown with The Nain Rouge at the end of this month. The Nain Rouge is Detroit’s oldest legend, dating back to Detroit’s founding. You’ll have fun experiencing what each year brings at this playful parade in the Cass Corridor with the Nain. Bring your best and worst costumes! Similar to Mardi Gras, expect krewes (any group that joins together in throwing a ball or parade) that build human-powered floats, perform music, and coordinate themed costumes all representing their Detroit neighborhoods in harmony. Marche Du Rouge and Click HERE to view the official website for more details.
Location: 34 W Bethune St., Detroit
MOOTZ PIZZERIA + BAR $3.13 PIZZA SLICES, PHOTO MOOTZ PIZZERIA + BAR
SHOW YOUR DETROIT PRIDE & KNOW WHAT’S UP FOR 313 DAY
This list of things to do in Detroit this March has an anticipated day for the majority of Detroiters. Each year is a chance to highlight and commemorate your personal favorites about Detroit. The city of Detroit’s heart continues to rhythmically beat and pulse through historical rises & falls. Enjoy special 313 deals in Detroit and metro Detroit. Expect $3.13 pizza slices and $13.13 Premium Margaritas!
- Mootz Pizzeria + Bar (1230 Library Street, Downtown Detroit) is once again offering $3.13 pizza slices at their Slice House (pizza-by-the-slice counter) on March 13th, during normal business hours from 11am to 11pm. Limit of two slices per customer, carryout from Slice House only.
- Mezcal Mexican Restaurant (51 West Forest Avenue, Midtown Detroit) is featuring its premium margarita for 3.13 all day long (11am to 11pm) on March 13th. Guests can choose tequila (Padrecito) or mezcal (Banhez), with optional flavor shots (strawberry, mango or passion fruit) for an additional $3.13.
DETROIT ST. PATTY’S DAY PARADE IN CORKTOWN, PHOTO DETROIT ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE/MCCI CORP
CELEBRATE ST. PATRICK’S DAY IN DETROIT AND METRO DETROIT
Things to do in Detroit this month include several lively events. The entrance of Spring and St. Patrick’s Day exudes extra green that gives everyone more pep in their step. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Detroit and metro Detroit with the annual Detroit St. Patrick’s Day Parade for its 68th anniversary. This iconic march of Irish culture takes place on Michigan Avenue through the area known as Corktown. Secure your spot to see the floats, color guard units, clowns, pipe and drum bands, and more novelty appearances. Click HERE to view the official website for more information. Royal Oak St. Patrick’s Day is another option for parades nearby.
Location: The start of the parade route in Corktown is on the northeast corner of Michigan Ave. & 6th Street.
SHE BUILT THIS CITY: WOMEN WHO SHAPED DETROIT AT THE
SHE BUILT THIS CITY: WOMEN WHO SHAPED DETROIT, PHOTO DETROIT HISTORICAL SOCIETY/FACEBOOK
DETROIT HISTORICAL MUSEUM
Date: Saturday, March 14 from 11 AM–2 PM
Things to do in Detroit this month help the community unite in celebrating various cultures as well as celebrate Detroit’s many revolutions. Celebrate Women’s History Month at the Detroit Historical Museum with this impactful day-long storytelling platform to hear about the wonderful women who helped shape Detroit. The Detroit Historical Society is assisting in highlighting their legacy through feature talks, student-led presentations, memorable lectures from Detroit trailblazers, history through a modern portrayal, interactive activities for all ages, a Women’s History scavenger hunt (with prizes), and more. This event is welcome to guests and regular museum admission. Click HERE to view the website for more details.
Location: Detroit Historical Museum
THIS IS NO ORDINARY LOVE: A TRBUTE TO SADE WITH KIMME
ARETHA’S JAZZ CAFE PRESENTS A SPECIAL WHM TRIBUTE TO SADE FT. KIMMIE HORNE
HORNE AT MUSIC HALL DETROIT
Date: Friday, March 20 at 7 PM
Things to do in Detroit have a special kind of love. Let your soul be bathed in the smooth sounds carried through an evening at Aretha’s Jazz Café for This Is No Ordinary Love, a tribute to Sade featuring Detroit’s own Kimmie Horne. Horn is an internationally respected jazz vocalist and niece of the icon, Lena Horne. Sade’s sensual music hits will be tuned to a similar intimacy with a unique signature. Enjoy the elegant fusion of used jazz, soul, pop, and R&B. Click HERE to view the website for more information and to purchase tickets.
Location: Aretha’s Jazz Cafe-350 Madison St., Detroit
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