March Theme Ideas
March is a fabulous month filled with spring vacations, basketball games, and overflowing gardens. Plenty of specific celebration days give you an excuse for a party like the first opening of the Eiffel tower (30), Dr. Suess's Birthday (2), Barbie's Birthday (9), National Potato Chip Day (14), Big Bird's Birthday (20), St. Patrick's Day (17), and National Women's History Month. If none of these appeal to you, Make Up Your Own Holiday is on March 26th. With so much to choose from, you'll be spending this month going from party to party. Does this Spark an idea?
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St. Patrick's Day
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St. Patrick's Day or Paddy's Day was begun as a Catholic and Irish holiday to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland. Today, it is celebrated worldwide as a day full of green beer, Irish cuisine, a parades. You can create you own party by serving such foods as corned beef and cabbage, soda bread, and potatoes. Deck out you home or office is full green regalia and leprechauns. Make sure to provide plenty of Guinness or green-colored beverages.
March Madness
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Nothing draws people to Vegas like March Madness, but you can throw your own party at home with friends and family members without the gambling. This four-week national college basketball tournament has always promised the exciting tradition of underdogs beating higher ranked teams and other surprising twists. Decorate your home with your favorite team colors and be sure to break out your basketball jersey. Delight guests in serving great bar food like chicken wings, onion rings, and nachos. With a some creative flourishes, you can capture the same magic found at the games.
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National Women's History Month
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A women's history party is a wonderful way to educate your kids and invite your closest friends to learn more about and celebrate influential women. Susan B. Anthony, Madame Walker, Amelia Earhart, Rosa Parks, Alice Walker, and Sally Ride are just a few from the bountiful selection you can choose. Read poetry, watch films, look at artwork, or download any one of the online activities found below. (see Resources) Showcase woman culinary pioneers like Julia Child and Martha Stewart with meals from their recipes.
Dr. Seuss' and Baribie's Birthday
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Plan separate or joint birthday parties for these childhood icons. Display Seuss's books, have readings, show his films, and plan activities using his characters. Have kids participate in art projects like designing stars for their bellies similar to "The Sneetches," making a large hat much like "The Cat in a Hat," or painting pictures of dogs like "Go Dog Go." Design creative cakes by using his landscapes as an inspiration. Barbie enthusiasts will love Barbie decorations, dolls, and Barbie cut outs. Bake pretty little pink cupcakes, and everyone will be happy.
Eiffel Tower's Birthday
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As on of the most famous French monuments, the Eiffel Tower deserves a big bash. Invites can be printed in both French and English and dictate a french inspired dress code. Run to your bakery early when the french bread is coming out piping hot. Serve an array of French wines, cheeses, and classic meals. Design your cake to resemble a mini Eiffel. Let the sounds of French music or films waft in the backdrop. With a party like this, you''ll want to celebrate the tower every year.
National Potato Chip Day
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Everyone has a favorite when it comes to this fried snack. Host a potato chip pot luck and have all your friends bring their favorite chips. Provide an array of dips for everyone to enjoy like guacamole, onion, and bean.
Make Up Your Own Holiday Day
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Not yet recognized as an official holiday, this holiday has vast possibilities. Choose from whatever your most loved famous person, book, television show, sport, or hobby and create your own holiday. March is an exciting month for parties and celebrations. Pick and choose or create your own theme for your next March event.
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