River Bend Nature Center will once again host its cherished springtime tradition of pancake breakfasts to celebrate the maple sugar harvest. Breakfasts will be held the first four Sundays in March.

Enjoy as many homemade pancakes as you like with 100% pure Wisconsin maple syrup and a variety of toppings along with sausage and beverages. Advanced ticket purchase encouraged.

Following breakfast, hike through the woods to observe and learn the process of maple sap collection and syrup production. Don't miss this annual sweet experience!

Buzzed Wine Bar in Downtown Burlington is hosting a Meet the Winemaker Dinner on Thursday, March 12.

Buzzed Wine Bar is partnering with Malabaila Wines to pair their Italian wines with a 6-course dinner designed by the owners of Infinity Coffee & Beyond in Downtown Burlington for a unique menu.

The Malabaila family has been making wine for 65 generations. Lucrezia Carrega Malabaila will be leading the dinner. She comes from one of Piedmont's historic families, deeply rooted in the hills of Roero where viticulture has shaped both landscape and culture for centuries. Wines will be available for order at event only pricing.

Get ready to enjoy a spectacular parade lineup at the Downtown Racine St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, March 14.

The parade begins at 12 p.m. on the corner of State Street and Main Street. The route will proceed south on Main Street, turn west onto Sixth Street, and end near City Hall.

After the parade, treat yourself to a delicious bite or refreshing drink from the variety of bars and restaurants offering exclusive St. Patrick's Day specials all day long. It's a feast for the senses, and everyone is invited to partake in the festivities.

Parking will be available at the Lake Avenue Ramp, Shoop Ramp, and Civic Centre Ramp for $4 all day.

Join Racine County Eye for its live podcast, "Made in Racine: Women of Racine County" on Friday, March 20.

This episode will honor the women who have shaped Racine County's past and present. It will be recorded before a live audience inside the historic Belle City Square at 1926 Albert Street.

Purchase your tickets today and support amazing stories from our community!

Celebrate incredible art in Racine County at ArtSeed Showcase: Creativity in Bloom on Saturday, March 21.

This special event features educational sessions, presentations from 2025 ArtSeed grant recipients, networking opportunities with the local arts community, and performances from Racine Symphony Orchestra, Over Our Head Players, and the Black Arts Council of Racine.

Proceeds benefit the Racine Arts Council's ArtSeed Grant Program, which encourages and enhances the arts in the Racine area and fosters excitement, support and growth in the arts community.

Cheers to Wisconsin's classic cocktail with Call Me Old Fashioned at Racine Zoo on Wednesday, March 25!

Grab your friends and enjoy a night sampling a variety of unique old fashioned cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, animals, and great company. Pre-registration required; tickets not available at the door.

Proceeds benefit the animals and programs of the Racine Zoo.

Downtown Racine's 6th annual Candy Hop Saturday, April 4. Bring the entire family for FREE candy giveaways at more than 30 participating businesses, creating a delightful trail for kids of all ages to explore.

Free candy bags and Candy Hop maps will be available at the Downtown Racine Corporation office at 425 Main Street. 

Kids can also participate in a self-guided candy themed scavenger hunt. Those who return their completed map to the Downtown Racine Corporation office by 4 p.m. on April 4 will be entered to win one of three kid's prize packs. Scavenger hunt maps are available now at the DRC office.

The RAM PEEPS® Brand Art Exhibition 2026 runs April 1-18. The Racine Art Museum invites creatives of all ages to submit works made from or inspired by this sugared marshmallow candy favorite.

Artists can drop off their works in-person on March 13 and 14 between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., or ship them to arrive at RAM no earlier than March 9 and no later than March 13.

This exhibition welcomes entries from both local and global artists. Entry is FREE and submissions can be sent from anywhere in the world!

This summer, Downtown Racine will once again transform into an open-air art gallery as the Downtown Racine Corporation celebrates the 25th anniversary of its annual Public Art Project.

From Memorial Day weekend through mid-September, the downtown streetscape will feature vibrant, oversized "Greetings from Racine" postcards—fabricated in wood and metal—creating an immersive, interactive art experience that celebrates creativity, community, and place.

Downtown Racine Corporation is seeking 25 artists to participate in the project. Artists of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Application deadline is March 15. Click the link below for details and to download an application.

The 2026 Racine County Destination Guide is now available!

The guide is filled with information on attractions and experiences, arts and music, breweries, dining, shopping, entertainment, lake activities, outdoor recreation, and more to discover in Racine County.

You can pick up a copy at one of more than 200 area locations, or visit our website to order a copy or view online.