March in Steamboat Springs is a season of transition, where powder-filled mornings on the mountain meet longer days and the first hints of spring in town. It’s a time when locals and visitors alike embrace the best of both worlds, from late-season skiing and snowshoeing to cozy evenings filled with live entertainment, educational workshops, and community gatherings. With snow still blanketing the peaks and sunshine beginning to warm the valley, March offers a uniquely vibrant atmosphere that makes Steamboat especially inviting.
Throughout the month, the community comes together through a wide range of events that celebrate creativity, learning, outdoor adventure, and local connection. Whether you’re looking to grow your business, enjoy live comedy, explore classic films, protect the Yampa River, or dive into citizen science, there’s something for everyone on the calendar. This guide highlights some of the best events happening in March, helping you make the most of the season and experience everything Steamboat has to offer.
Blue Skies Nursing’s March Memory Café
Where? Heart of Steamboat United Methodist Church, 736 Oak St, Steamboat Springs
When? March 2nd, 1–2:30 p.m.
Blue Skies Nursing invites individuals living with memory loss, along with their caregivers and family members, to a warm and welcoming March Memory Café at the Heart of Steamboat United Methodist Church. Hosted in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association®, this monthly gathering provides a safe and supportive space for participants to connect, engage in creative activities, enjoy music, and share meaningful conversation. Each café features themed programming designed to promote joy, dignity, and community while reducing feelings of isolation. Preregistration is encouraged through the webpage linked above or by calling (970) 200-8385, making this a valuable and compassionate resource for families seeking connection and support in Steamboat Springs.
Outgrow: How to Expand Market Share & Outsell Your Competition
Where? Virtual Zoom meeting. Register here.
When? March 4th, 12–1 p.m.
Kick off March by taking your business growth to the next level with this insightful virtual workshop. Led by Jennifer Lewis, a Certified Outgrow Advisor and EOS Implementer, this session is part of the 2026 Business Education Series presented in partnership with Mountain Valley Bank. Designed for business owners, leaders, and sales-focused teams, attendees will learn how to break free from reactive patterns, stand out from competitors, and generate predictable revenue growth of 15–30 percent. The workshop covers proactive outreach strategies, practical planning, data-driven execution, and accountability techniques to create a clear, repeatable growth plan. With Jennifer’s experience helping companies scale from $2M to $30M in revenue and transforming sales teams nationwide, participants will leave equipped with actionable tools to outsell the competition and accelerate their business success.
Musical Film Series with Paul McCudden
Where? Wildhorse Cinema + Arts, 655 Marketplace Plaza, Steamboat Springs
When? March 4th, 11th, 18th, & 25th
Step into the world of cinematic song and dance with the Musical Film Series hosted by Paul McCudden at Wildhorse Cinema + Arts. This month, the series, presented by Undiscovered Earth, explores four iconic musicals spanning decades and continents, from the 1978 classic Grease on March 4th, to Vincente Minnelli’s Meet Me in St. Louis on March 11th, George Cukor’s A Star is Born on March 18th, and concluding with the Broadway hit Wicked on March 25th. Attendees will enjoy an engaging tour through the history of musicals on film, examining how Hollywood and international cinema transformed singing and dancing into a universal storytelling language. Perfect for film buffs, music lovers, and anyone enchanted by the magic of musicals, each screening combines a love for classic cinema with insights from McCudden, all for just $7.50 per show.
David Koechner at Strings Music Festival
Where? 950 Strings Rd, Steamboat Springs
When? March 6th, 7–10 p.m.
Catch a night of laughter and entertainment with actor, writer, and producer David Koechner at the Strings Music Festival. Best known for his unforgettable roles as Todd Packer on The Office and Champ Kind in Anchorman and Anchorman 2, Koechner brings his signature comedy to Steamboat Springs for a live performance that fans won’t want to miss. An alumnus of Chicago’s Second City Theater and a former Saturday Night Live cast member, Koechner has appeared in more than 200 films and TV shows, including Talladega Nights, Get Smart, American Dad, and F Is for Family. When not filming, he tours nationally performing live comedy and creating original content for his YouTube channel, Full On Koechner. This 21+ show promises a night full of witty improvisation, hilarious storytelling, and insights from one of comedy’s most recognizable faces, with tickets starting at $31.
Western BBQ: Dinner, Live Music, and Line Dancing
Where? Thunderhead Lodge, 2305 Mt Werner Cir, Steamboat Springs
When? March 6th, 13th, 20th, & 27th, 6–9 p.m.
Saddle up for a classic Steamboat mountain experience at the Western BBQ at Thunderhead Lodge, where great food, live music, and high-energy fun come together high above the valley. Guests ride the Steamboat Gondola to Thunderhead Lodge for an evening filled with smoky BBQ favorites, hearty sides, and refreshing beverages, all set against stunning sunset views. Each night features live bands, two-step and line-dancing instruction, and family-friendly entertainment that keeps the atmosphere lively from start to finish. With music playing from 6 to 9 p.m., guided dance lessons, and a welcoming Western-style vibe, this weekly event, more than just dinner, is a true Ski Town, U.S.A.® tradition that celebrates community, culture, and mountain spirit. Advance ticket purchases are highly recommended for this popular experience.
Bud Light Rocks the Boat Concert Series
Where? Steamboat Stage, 2305 Mt Werner Cir, Steamboat Springs
When? March 7th, 14th, 21st, & 28th, 3:30–5 p.m.
Celebrate spring and the après-ski season with the return of Bud Light Rocks the Boat, one of Steamboat Springs’ most beloved live-music traditions. Now in its 25th year, this free outdoor concert series brings high-energy performances to Steamboat Square every weekend, creating the perfect setting to unwind after a day on the slopes. March kicks off with New Orleans-inspired funk and soul from Papa John Gros on March 7, followed by J & the Causeways on March 14, Wheeland Brothers on March 21, and Sneezy on March 28. With mountain views, lively crowds, and a festive atmosphere, these afternoon concerts offer an unforgettable way to enjoy live music in Ski Town, U.S.A.®. Concerts are weather dependent, free to attend, and guests are asked to leave pets at home.
River Center Workshop Wednesdays: Protect the Yampa from Aquatic Nuisance Species
Where? Yampa River Center, 743 Oak St, Steamboat Springs
When? March 11th, 5–6:30 p.m.
Join the Yampa River Center for an informative and hands-on workshop focused on protecting one of Steamboat Springs’ most treasured natural resources. This session, part of the River Center’s Workshop Wednesdays series, will dive into the aquatic nuisance species campaign aimed at keeping invasive species out of the Yampa River Basin. Participants will learn how these species impact local ecosystems, the importance of prevention, and practical steps to help preserve the river’s health and biodiversity. Perfect for environmental enthusiasts, anglers, paddlers, and concerned citizens alike, this free workshop offers the knowledge and tools needed to make a real difference in safeguarding the Yampa for generations to come.
Snowday Seminar: Community Science 101
Where? Hayden Library, 201 E Jefferson Ave, Hayden
When? March 12th, 6–7:30 p.m.
Discover how you can contribute to real scientific research in your own backyard at the Snowday Seminar: Community Science 101. Hosted by Yampatika in partnership with Colorado Grouse Tours, this engaging workshop teaches participants how to become community scientists using platforms like eBird and iNaturalist. Attendees will learn how to document wildlife observations, track local species, and contribute valuable data to conservation efforts. Registration is required, with a $20 fee that includes entry, food, and drinks, making it a perfect evening for nature enthusiasts, students, and curious minds who want to make a positive impact on local ecosystems while learning practical citizen-science skills.
March Oyster Dinner at Mythology Distillery
Where? 2875 Elk River Rd, Steamboat Springs
When? March 18th, 6 p.m.
Indulge in a unique and flavorful evening at the March Oyster Dinner at Mythology Distillery, a monthly pairing experience designed for food lovers and social gatherings alike. Guests will enjoy 12 premium, day-of-flown oysters, freshly shucked and served at peak quality, along with an exclusive off-menu cocktail crafted specifically for the event, with the option to substitute beer or wine at no additional charge. Hosted in the distillery’s cozy tasting room, the evening also features insights from master shucker Shane Loga of Art of the Shuck, who shares knowledge about oyster varietals, sourcing, and flavor profiles. With taxes and gratuity included in the $65 ticket price, this warm and inviting event is perfect for date nights, reconnecting with friends, or meeting new people in a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere.
Pash & Burn Banked Slalom
Where? Bashor Bowl, 2305 Mt Werner Cir, Steamboat Springs
When? March 21st & 22nd, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Pash & Burn Banked Slalom returns to Steamboat Springs for an exciting weekend that celebrates the heart and soul of the snowboarding community. Originally launched in 2014 through a collaboration between the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club and Powder Tools, this event has grown into one of the largest banked slalom competitions in the United States, attracting top riders and industry leaders from around the world. Open to snowboarders of all levels, the event includes a special groms-only day for under-18 riders on Sunday, March 22nd. Renamed in honor of co-founder Alex Pashley, the event also serves as a meaningful fundraiser benefiting Routt County and Teton County Search & Rescue organizations. With high-energy races, community spirit, and a powerful tribute to a beloved industry figure, this weekend promises unforgettable competition and connection on the mountain.
Eddie 9V at Strings Music Festival
Where? 950 Strings Rd, Steamboat Springs
When? March 22nd, 7–10 p.m.
Experience an electrifying night of Southern soul, blues, rock, and funk when Eddie 9V takes the stage at the Strings Music Festival. Born Brooks Mason in Georgia, Eddie 9V built his reputation through regional blues circuits and cover bands before emerging as a dynamic frontman with a sound all his own. His latest album, Saratoga, showcases his signature blend of gritty vocals, soulful grooves, and storytelling, earning him a rapidly growing global fanbase. Known for his high-energy performances and deep musical roots, Eddie 9V delivers a show that’s both heartfelt and powerful. Tickets start at $31, making this a must-see concert for music lovers looking to cap off March with an unforgettable live experience in Steamboat Springs.
Winter Stand-up Comedy Series with Eddie Ifft
Where? Schmiggity’s Live Music & Dance Bar, 821 Lincoln Ave, Steamboat Springs
When? March 27th, Doors open at 7 p.m.
Wrap up March with a night of laughter at Schmiggity’s as the Winter Stand-Up Comedy Series welcomes nationally acclaimed comedian Eddie Ifft. Part of Steamboat Comedy’s 5th annual winter series, this show features a mix of local Yampa Valley favorites and top touring comedians from across the country. With a career spanning nearly three decades, Ifft is known for his high-energy storytelling and sharp observational humor, with popular specials like Sweet Home Malibama and Man Child earning millions of views. He has appeared on Last Comic Standing, Chelsea Lately, Comedy Central, and performed at major festivals worldwide, including Just for Laughs and Netflix Is a Joke. General admission tickets start at $21.74, making this an affordable and entertaining way to enjoy a fun night out in downtown Steamboat.
Happy March, Steamboat!
March in Steamboat Springs is a true celebration of community, culture, and mountain life, offering something special for everyone throughout the month. From live music and comedy shows to educational workshops, outdoor competitions, and family-friendly gatherings, this season brings people together in meaningful and memorable ways. Whether you’re carving fresh turns on the slopes, discovering new skills, supporting local causes, or simply enjoying great food and entertainment with friends, these events highlight the vibrant spirit that makes Steamboat so unique. As winter slowly gives way to spring, take time to explore, connect, and make the most of everything March has to offer. Here’s to a month filled with fun, inspiration, and unforgettable moments.