What's Happening This March in Metro Phoenix
March brings the Valley into one of its most vibrant seasons, with beautiful desert weather and a calendar packed with signature events like Spring Training, outdoor festivals, and community celebrations across Scottsdale and the greater Phoenix area. As the spring real estate market gains momentum, both buyers and sellers are seeing increased activity and new opportunities. It’s the perfect time to enjoy everything the Valley has to offer while staying connected to the latest trends shaping the local market.
Featured Local Highlight
MLB Spring Training: Cactus League

Throughout March
Experience one of Arizona's most iconic seasonal traditions as Major League Baseball returns to the Valley for Spring Training. With 15 teams playing across intimate ballparks in Scottsdale, Mesa, Glendale, and beyond, fans can enjoy up-close action, sunny afternoon games, and a relaxed desert atmosphere that makes this a signature Arizona experience.
From longtime baseball enthusiasts to families looking for the perfect outdoor outing, Spring Training captures the energy of March in the desert, where beautiful weather, hometown pride, and America's favorite pastime come together.
To make the most of your Spring Training experience, keep these tips in mind. With ideal weather and high demand for popular matchups, planning ahead ensures the best experience.
Buy Tickets Early: High-profile teams and weekend games often sell out quickly. Secure tickets in advance, especially for rivalry matchups or prime afternoon time slots.
Arrive Early: Gates typically open well before first pitch, giving you time to explore the stadium, grab refreshments, and even catch batting practice.
Plan for the Sun: Afternoon games can warm up quickly. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and stay hydrated to enjoy the full experience comfortably.
March Events Guide
AZ DroneFest

March 14 | Grand Canyon University
AZ DroneFest offers a unique fusion of technology and entertainment, featuring aerial drone demonstrations, interactive exhibits and family-friendly activities. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or simply curious, this innovative event provides a fascinating look at the future of aerial innovation.
Maricopa County Home & Landscape Show

March 6 – 8 | State Farm Stadium
Whether you're planning a remodel or refreshing your outdoor living space, this large-scale home show brings together hundreds of exhibitors showcasing the latest in design, landscaping, and renovation inspiration. A valuable stop for homeowners looking to elevate their space this season.
Scottsdale Yoga Festival

March 14 | Scottsdale Civic Center
This one-day wellness festival brings together yoga sessions, guided meditation, and curated local vendors in a beautiful outdoor setting. It’s a refreshing way to reset, recharge, and fully embrace the energy of spring in Scottsdale.
Banana Ball

March 28 – 29 | Salt River Fields
The Savannah Bananas bring their fast-paced, entertainment-driven twist to baseball with a lively, family-friendly experience at Salt River Fields. Expect music, humor, and nonstop action in a ballpark atmosphere unlike any other.
First Friday Fiesta

March 6 | Downtown Phoenix
Downtown Phoenix comes alive during First Friday, one of the nation’s largest self-guided art walks. Explore galleries, pop-ups, live performances and local vendors as Roosevelt Row and surrounding districts transform into a vibrant celebration of art and culture.
31st Annual Spring Carefree Fine Art & Wine Festival

March 27 – 29 | Carefree, AZ
Set against the scenic backdrop of Carefree, this juried fine art festival features artists from across the country alongside wine tastings and live entertainment. A refined yet relaxed way to enjoy art under the desert sky.
Wrapping Up...
With so many events, festivals, and outdoor experiences happening throughout March, it’s easy to see why this time of year is one of the most beloved seasons in Metro Phoenix. Whether you're enjoying Spring Training, exploring local art festivals, or simply taking advantage of the beautiful desert weather, the Valley offers endless ways to connect with the community. If you’re thinking about making a move this spring, or simply want to stay informed on what’s happening in the local market, I’m always here as a resource to help you navigate the opportunities ahead.