March 2025: Fun Community Events in Lake Country!
February 25, 2025

Remso W. Martinez

March is almost here, and as the snow starts to melt (fingers crossed), our little slice of Wisconsin—Oconomowoc, Pewaukee, Delafield, Summit, and beyond—is gearing up for some awesome community events. It’s that perfect in-between season where we say goodbye to winter and hello to spring, and there’s no better way to do it than with neighbors, hot cocoa, and a little local fun. Since it’s February 23, 2025, exact dates are still trickling in, but based on yearly traditions and what’s buzzing around town, here’s a lineup of events you won’t want to miss in March. Let’s get into it!

1. Spring Break Staycation Activities
  • When: All month, especially late March during school breaks
  • Where: Libraries and parks in Oconomowoc, Pewaukee, and Delafield
  • What’s Happening: Spring break doesn’t mean you’re stuck at home. Look for craft days at Oconomowoc Public Library, scavenger hunts in local parks, or a family hike at Lapham Peak. These low-cost activities are a lifesaver for parents and a blast for kids.
  • Why You’ll Love It: It’s all about keeping the kiddos entertained while soaking up that community vibe—perfect for shaking off the winter blahs.
2. Delafield Lions Club St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
  • When: Around March 14–17 (likely a weekend night)
  • Where: Downtown Delafield or Delafield Brewhaus
  • What’s Happening: Get your green on! The Lions Club typically throws a St. Paddy’s party with live Irish tunes, green beer, and hearty eats like corned beef. There might even be a mini-parade or pub crawl—family-friendly, of course!
  • Why You’ll Love It: Nothing beats dancing with neighbors and celebrating a little Irish luck right here in Lake Country.
3. Pewaukee Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast
  • When: A Sunday morning in early to mid-March
  • Where: Pewaukee High School or a community center
  • What’s Happening: Pancakes, sausage, and syrup galore! The Kiwanis Club hosts this tasty fundraiser, often with raffles or a bake sale thrown in. It’s a cozy way to support local causes.
  • Why You’ll Love It: Warm food and friendly faces—who doesn’t love breakfast with a purpose?
4. Oconomowoc Spring Home and Garden Show
  • When: A weekend mid to late March (maybe March 15–16 or 22–23)
  • Where: Olympia Resort or Oconomowoc Community Center
  • What’s Happening: Dreaming of a spring refresh? Local vendors will show off home improvement ideas, gardening goodies, and décor inspo. Expect workshops and maybe a food stall or two.
  • Why You’ll Love It: It’s a chill way to chat with neighbors and get excited for outdoor season.
5. Lake Country Spring Craft Fair
  • When: Late March (like March 22 or 29)
  • Where: Arrowhead High School (Hartland) or similar venue
  • What’s Happening: Local artisans bring handmade treasures—jewelry, candles, Easter crafts—plus food trucks and kid-friendly fun.
  • Why You’ll Love It: Score unique finds and support Lake Country talent while dodging the last of the March chill indoors.
6. Easter Egg Hunts (Pre-Easter Warm-Up)
  • When: Late March (March 29–30, since Easter is April 20)
  • Where: Nixon Park, Lowell Park, or local churches
  • What’s Happening: Kids scramble for candy-filled eggs, with the Easter Bunny popping by at some spots. Games or face painting might sweeten the deal.
  • Why You’ll Love It: Watching the little ones light up is pure joy—plus, it’s a neighborhood tradition.
7. Pewaukee Lakefront Spring Cleanup
  • When: A Saturday in mid to late March (maybe March 15 or 22)
  • Where: Pewaukee Lakefront Park
  • What’s Happening: Grab some gloves and help spruce up the lakefront. Afterward, warm up with coffee or cocoa—it’s all volunteer-powered.
  • Why You’ll Love It: Fresh air, good vibes, and a cleaner lake—what’s better than that?
8. Delafield Library Family Fun Day
  • When: A weekend in March (maybe March 8 or 15)
  • Where: Delafield Public Library
  • What’s Happening: Free fun with storytimes, crafts, or a themed event (Dr. Seuss, anyone?). It’s laid-back and open to everyone.
  • Why You’ll Love It: A cozy indoor escape with that small-town warmth we all adore.
9. Summit Community Night at the Rink
  • When: Early March (before the ice melts, maybe March 1 or 8)
  • Where: Local rink near Summit Village Hall
  • What’s Happening: One last skate of the season with music, hot chocolate, and maybe a bonfire. Summit keeps it simple and sweet.
  • Why You’ll Love It: Nostalgia on ice—perfect for a final winter hurrah with the crew.
10. Lake Country Farmers Market (Indoor Edition)
  • When: Select Saturdays (March 8, 15, or 22)
  • Where: Oconomowoc or Delafield community centers
  • What’s Happening: Late-winter goodies like root veggies, baked treats, and crafts, all indoors. It’s a teaser for spring markets.
  • Why You’ll Love It: Fresh finds and friendly vendor chats make it a weekend highlight.
Heads-Up for March
  • Weather Wildcard: March can throw curveballs—snow one day, sunshine the next. Events might move indoors, so stay flexible.
  • Check the Details: These are based on what’s happened before, but dates could shift. Keep tabs on lakecountryfamilyfun.com, town Facebook pages, or chamber sites (Hartland, Oconomowoc) for updates.
  • Bonus Fun: Watch for pop-ups like fish fries or charity runs—they sneak in as spring creeps closer!
March in Lake Country is all about coming together—whether it’s skating in Summit, hunting eggs in Pewaukee, or sipping green beer in Delafield. What’s on your must-do list? Drop a comment and let me know—I can dig into any of these for more scoop. Let’s make this March a blast!

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