Texas Festivals and Fairs
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Big Bend Bluegrass Festival(Alpine Bluegrass)
March · 3,000 attendees
A scenic music festival in the high desert.
Visit website →Borderfest
March · 80,000 attendees
Celebrating the diverse cultures of the Rio Grande Valley.
Visit website →Chili Springs Music Festival(Chili Springs)
March · 4,000 attendees
Bluegrass music and open-pit chili cooking.
Cibolo Farmers Market(Herff Farm Market)
Saturdays (March-Dec) · 3,000 attendees
A Saturday market on a historic farm with trails and classes.
Visit website →Dublin St. Patrick's Day(Dublin Paddy's)
March · 12,000 attendees
Celebration in the official Irish Capital of Texas.
Visit website →Fort Worth Music Festival(FW Music Fest)
March · 12,000 attendees
Showcasing the best in Texas singer-songwriters at the Stockyards.
Visit website →Goliad Market Days(Market Days)
Monthly · 10,000 attendees
One of the largest open-air markets in South Texas.
Visit website →Goliad Massacre Re-enactment(Goliad Re-enactment)
March · 3,000 attendees
Commemorating the events of the Texas Revolution at Presidio La Bahia.
Visit website →Granbury Founders Day(Founders Day)
March · 15,000 attendees
Celebrating the history of Granbury with a parade and beans & cornbread cookoff.
Visit website →Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo(RodeoHouston)
March · 2,400,000 attendees
World's largest livestock show and richest regular-season rodeo.
Visit website →Kountze Dogwood Festival(Kountze Dogwood)
March · 5,000 attendees
Celebrating the blooming of the Big Thicket dogwoods.
Visit website →Living History Weekend(Living History)
March · 5,000 attendees
The largest World War II living history event in Texas.
Visit website →Llano Earth Art Festival(LEAF)
March · 10,000 attendees
Rock stacking championship and earth art in the Hill Country.
Visit website →Luckenbach Mud Dauber Festival(Mud Dauber)
March · 2,000 attendees
A day of music and fun in the legendary town of Luckenbach.
Visit website →North Texas Irish Festival(NTIF)
March · 60,000 attendees
One of the largest Irish festivals in the United States.
Visit website →Palestine Dogwood Celebration(Dogwood Trails)
Last two weekends in March · 20,000 attendees
Celebrating the blooming of the dogwood trees in East Texas.
Visit website →Rajun' Cajun Throwdown(Cajun Chili Fest)
March · 12,000 attendees
A fusion of Cajun spices and traditional Texas chili.
Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show(RGV Rodeo)
March · 250,000 attendees
PRCA sanctioned rodeo performances in the Valley.
Visit website →South by Southwest(SXSW)
Mid-March · 300,000 attendees
A global destination for creative professionals featuring tech, film, and music.
Visit website →South Texas State Fair(Beaumont Fair)
March-April · 250,000 attendees
A massive regional fair featuring livestock and a championship rodeo.
Visit website →Star of Texas Fair & Rodeo(Rodeo Austin)
March · 250,000 attendees
Austin's major rodeo and livestock event.
Visit website →Sweetwater Rattlesnake Roundup(The Roundup)
Second weekend in March · 25,000 attendees
The world's largest rattlesnake roundup.
Visit website →Texas Legation Ball(Republic Ball)
March · 1,000 attendees
A formal event celebrating Texas' history as a republic.
Texas Onion Fest(Onion Fest)
March · 15,000 attendees
Celebrating the world-famous 1015 Onion developed in Weslaco.
Visit website →Texas Storytelling Festival(Storytelling Fest)
March · 3,000 attendees
Professional storytellers share myths, legends, and lies.
Visit website →Tomball German Heritage Festival(German Fest)
March · 50,000 attendees
A major music and food festival honoring Tomball's roots.
Visit website →Tyler Azalea & Spring Flower Trail(Azalea Trail)
March-April · 100,000 attendees
A driving trail through 10 miles of historic homes and blooming gardens.
Visit website →Walker County Fair & Rodeo(Walker Fair)
March · 40,000 attendees
Regional agriculture showcase and PRCA rodeo performances.
Visit website →Washington-on-the-Brazos Independence Day(Texas Independence)
March 2nd · 10,000 attendees
Celebrating the signing of the Texas Declaration of Independence.
Visit website →Wimberley Market Days(Wimberley Market)
First Saturday (March-Dec) · 15,000 attendees
The oldest outdoor market in the Texas Hill Country.
Visit website →Woodville Dogwood Festival(Tyler County Dogwood)
March-April · 15,000 attendees
A celebration in Woodville since 1943.
Visit website →World's Largest Rattlesnake Roundup(Sweetwater Roundup)
March · 30,000 attendees
A historic and massive tradition in West Texas since 1958.
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