Statesboro Festival of the Arts
One of the biggest highlights of the month is the Statesboro Festival of the Arts, happening March 21–22 at 10a each day. This annual event brings artists and makers together for a weekend filled with paintings, pottery, and more. It is a great opportunity to shop local, meet creators, and enjoy a lively outdoor atmosphere.
Markets, Gardens & Community Events
March kicks off with the Statesboro Vintage Market on March 1 at 12p. Shoppers can browse curated vintage clothing, décor, collectibles, and handmade goods. It is a fun way to find one-of-a-kind pieces while supporting local vendors.
On March 17 at 12p, the Gather & Grow: Growing Citrus & Olives workshop takes place at the Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University. This event is perfect for gardening enthusiasts who want to learn how to grow citrus and olives in South Georgia. The gardens are especially beautiful in early spring, making it a relaxing and educational afternoon.
Car lovers will not want to miss the 34th Annual Southern Cruisers Car & Truck Club Car Show on March 21 at 8a at the Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds. Classic cars, custom trucks, and vintage rides will be on display throughout the morning. It is a family-friendly event and a great way to enjoy the outdoors.
Georgia Southern Baseball & Spring Sports
March also means baseball season is in full swing at Georgia Southern University. Georgia Southern Eagles baseball games at J.I. Clements Stadium are a favorite local tradition. The ballpark atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly, with classic concessions, loyal fans, and plenty of blue and white spirit.
Beyond baseball, other spring sports and campus events keep the energy high throughout the month. College athletics play a big role in the community, and attending a game is an easy way to feel like part of it.
High-Energy Entertainment
For something completely different, head to the Bulloch County Agricultural Complex on March 6 at 7:30p for Pro Wrestling: Smackdown Hunger. Expect big personalities, dramatic entrances, and plenty of action in the ring. It is a high-energy event that is fun for groups and families alike.
Live Concerts & Performing Arts
March is packed with live music and performances across Statesboro. The Emma Kelly Theater hosts several major events this month, starting with Live Concert: Hiroya Tsukamoto on March 1 at 3 p.m. His acoustic guitar performance offers a relaxing and intimate start to the month.
On March 2 at 7:30p, the Performing Arts Center presents Live Concert: Candlelight Celtic. This evening performance blends classical music with Celtic themes in a warm, candlelit setting. It is a beautiful way to welcome spring.
Also, on March 6 at 7:30p, Irish folk fans can enjoy Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones live in concert at the Emma Kelly Theater. This Irish Fold Concert brings traditional Celtic music and storytelling to the stage, offering a festive way to celebrate the season.
Opera lovers can attend Peach State Opera’s presentation of “Hansel & Gretel” on March 8 at 4p at Emma Kelly Theater. This classic story is brought to life with powerful vocals and stage production, making it a wonderful option for families and arts enthusiasts.
Country music fans will enjoy the Ultimate George Strait Tribute on March 13 at 7:30p, also at Emma Kelly Theater. The tribute celebrates the timeless hits of George Strait with live performance and crowd favorites.
Later in the month, Live Concert: Congress The Band takes place at The Blue Room on March 26 at 7p. This show promises a lively night of music in one of Statesboro’s favorite local venues.
GATA Jam & Stadium Energy
One of the most anticipated events of the month is GATA Jam with Bailey Zimmerman & Hudson Westbrook on March 7 at 5 p.m. at Paulson Stadium Gold Lot. This outdoor concert combines big-name country music with the electric atmosphere of game-day tailgating. Fans gather early, making it an all-evening celebration of music and community spirit.