There’s a heck of a lot of new things to do! Here are some of this month’s highlights. You can also check out our Events section on the website to see what’s going on any day of the week.
Vegan Tucson Night Market is back on Saturday, March 1 from 6 – 10 p.m., returning to the Rillito Park at 4502 N. First Ave. With several vegan food vendors, live music, and an electric ambiance, this event brings together 4,000-5,000 plant-based food lovers for a one-of-a-kind culinary experience.
Read the full article: Vegan Tucson Night Market (March 2025)
Trash Panda Vegan is hosting a special, limited-time vegan brunch pop-up at Slow Body Beer on Sunday, March 2. Starting at 11 a.m., head over to 831 E. 17th St. for a relaxed Sunday with great food, craft beer, and a nice selection of non-alcoholic drinks.
Read the full article: Brunch Pop-Up with Trash Panda Vegan.
The event takes place on Sunday, March 2, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Casino Del Sol’s AVA Amphitheater (5655 W. Valencia Rd.). Admission is free. We’re making it easier by bringing them all together for a day. Food trucks have always played a huge role in Tucson’s culinary evolution—some even go on to open brick-and-mortar spots.
Read the full article: A Massive Street Food Party at Casino Del Sol.
Mardi Gras, also known as Fat Tuesday or Shrove Tuesday, includes the practice of eating rich foods and having a grand time. With that being said, you’ve got some options if you’re planning on letting the good times roll this year on Tuesday, March 4.
Read the full article: Festive Fat Tuesday Parties.
This event is for wizards, witches, and muggles of all ages — happening on Sunday, March 9 from 1 – 5 p.m. at 6541 E. Tanque Verde Rd. There’s going to be a magical train ride, a “creatures” petting zoo, live performances, and even the Sorting Hat from Hogwarts.
Read the full article: Magic, Butterbeer & all things Harry Potter in Tucson.
“Last year, we had to close rider registrations early because we hit our 400-rider cap. This year, we are preparing our booths to be ready for 500 riders. So please, register soon to guarantee your spot in the Tour.”
In this hands-on class you’ll hone basic knife skills and practice the fundamental cuts–mince, dice, brunoise, bâtonnet and julienne. You’ll practice how to cut a wide range of food items like a head of cabbage, delicate herbs, and onions, with practically no tears!
Scheduled during the weekend of the Tucson Festival of Books, this hands-on cooking class menu is based upon the seven novel series (and adapted to eight epic films), written by British author J. K. Rowling, about the world’s most famous wizard, Harry Potter.
Working with Chef Bruce Yim, our teens create a four-course meal offering you a five-star dining experience right on the farm. All proceeds from this project will go to support 4-H youth programming at Tucson Village Farm.
“This splendid offer grants you entrance to a five-hour soirée, complete with a cocktail hour to begin the evening’s festivities. A sumptuous five-course meal awaits, followed by a decadent dessert bar. A string quartet will provide the perfect accompaniment to your conversations and a skilled dancer shall guide us through the elegant steps of Regency dances. The highlight, of course, is the opportunity to meet Her Majesty, the Queen, and to peruse the various vendors who shall grace the event.”
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