NY & Long Island
When it comes to live entertainment, New York City doesn’t just host events—it makes them iconic. Whether you’re catching a long-awaited concert in Brooklyn or cheering courtside at Madison Square Garden, the city becomes a vibrant mix of music, sports, and culture all month long. And this March 2026, the lineup is overflowing with unforgettable moments.
Let’s explore what’s happening this month—venue by venue—with helpful info and insights along the way.
Opened in late 2021, UBS Arena is one of the newest and most advanced multipurpose venues in the region. Found next to Belmont Park, it serves as the official home of the New York Islanders, while also welcoming a rotating lineup of major concerts, family shows, and cultural events. For those flying in, John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) is the closest option—just 8 miles away, or roughly a 15-minute drive, making it easily accessible from both New York City and Long Island.
A full slate of NHL action brings competitive energy to the arena all month long, with matchups ranging from conference rivals to Western Conference visitors. Fans can expect fast-paced play as the team pushes toward the spring stretch.
A beloved global entertainment tradition returns with large-scale staging, acrobatics, and colorful storytelling. This production promises a lively weekend packed with theatrical excitement for all ages.
A mix of rock, worship, and Latin music brings distinct sounds and passionate performances to the arena this March. Each show offers its own atmosphere—from high-energy guitar work to emotional vocal sets and legendary regional performers.
Home to the 27-time World Series champions, Yankee Stadium is a Bronx landmark that blends modern amenities with deep-rooted baseball tradition. Beyond hosting MLB games, it also welcomes soccer matches, concerts, and special events year-round. Visitors flying in can land at LaGuardia (LGA), just 9 miles away, for a quick trip to this legendary New York City venue.
MLS action returns to the Bronx this March with a trio of matchups that bring contrasting styles and storylines to the pitch. From early-season tests against Western Conference opponents to a high-profile clash that draws national attention, each game adds its own intensity to the month.
Situated in the heart of downtown Brooklyn, Barclays Center is a sleek, state-of-the-art arena that has hosted everything from NBA games to Grammy-winning artists. Opened in 2012 and home to the Brooklyn Nets, it features a seating capacity of around 17,000 and is known for its eye-catching design and acoustically rich interior. For travelers flying in, LaGuardia Airport is the closest major airport—just 10 miles away or about a 30-minute drive depending on traffic.
A packed month of basketball brings matchups that range from heated rivalries to conference tests. Fans can expect a mix of high-energy game themes, marquee opponents, and a few special nights that highlight the next generation of the sport.
This month’s concert lineup blends global pop, classic R&B, and Caribbean-infused sound, offering diverse nights for fans of every era. Each performance brings its own atmosphere, from intimate vocals to arena-level energy.
Nicknamed “The World’s Most Famous Arena,” Madison Square Garden sits above Penn Station and serves as a premier venue for global superstars, sporting legends, and iconic entertainment. For those flying in to attend a concert or game, the closest airport is LaGuardia (LGA), just 10 miles away—offering fast, convenient access to Midtown Manhattan.
Basketball and hockey dominate the month with marquee matchups, long-standing rivalries, and a stretch of conference battles that keep the arena electric. College programs, pro teams, and postseason hopefuls all take the floor or the ice, giving fans a full calendar of competitive action.
Music takes over MSG with pop icons, genre-bending performers, and multi-night headliners delivering large-scale shows. From theatrical pop artistry to cutting-edge experimental sounds, each evening brings its own atmosphere.
A major sports-entertainment showcase returns late in the month, bringing dramatic storytelling, arena-filling entrances, and a dedicated fanbase ready for a high-energy night.
Radio City Music Hall, a landmark of New York entertainment since 1932, stands in the middle of Rockefeller Center and continues to host major concerts, live performances, and the legendary Rockettes. With its rich history and grand interior, it’s a must-visit venue for fans of music, theater, and holiday traditions. For visitors flying in, LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is the closest major airport—about 10 miles away—offering quick access to Midtown Manhattan.
A standout voice in modern stand-up brings sharp storytelling and quick-witted humor to the stage this March. His show blends personal anecdotes with spontaneous crowd moments, creating an evening built on lively energy and unfiltered charm.
At the core of Manhattan’s entertainment scene, the Infosys Theater at MSG offers an intimate setting within one of the most recognized arenas in the world. Its modern layout and thoughtfully engineered acoustics create a close connection between performers and audiences, giving every show a sense of presence and excitement. Open throughout the year for major acts, special appearances, and cultural showcases, it draws visitors from across the globe. For guests arriving from out of state, LaGuardia Airport sits roughly 9 miles away—about a 25-minute drive depending on traffic.
A dynamic set of fight-centered showcases brings intensity to the theater this month, highlighting both professional boxing talent and the artistry of Muay Thai. Each night offers its own pace and competitive spirit, giving fans an up-close look at disciplined athletes in action.
A leading Latin pop group takes the stage with a night of romantic hits and polished vocal harmonies. Their performance adds a melodic break in a month filled with athletic showcases, offering a warm and engaging atmosphere for fans.
A major wrestling production closes out the month with dramatic matchups, story-driven performances, and a crowd that thrives on high-energy spectacle. The show brings a different kind of excitement to the theater, wrapping March with theatrical flair.
Known for its stunning Art Deco interior and intimate acoustics, the Beacon Theatre is one of New York City’s most beloved historic venues. It regularly hosts concerts, comedy tours, and special cultural performances in a cozy yet grand setting. Travelers flying in can reach the theater from LGA in under 30 minutes with light traffic.
Beacon Theatre fills March with a sweeping run of performances, from one-night celebrations to an extended residency by a beloved touring group. The month blends soulful rock, polished pop collaborations, and a charity-driven showcase that brings together respected artists for an uplifting night of live music.
A pair of acclaimed late-night hosts take the stage for an evening of sharp wit and observational humor, followed later by a rising comedian known for energetic storytelling. Both shows offer different shades of comedy, from polished political commentary to fresh, fast-paced stand-up.
Located in downtown Newark, New Jersey, Prudential Center is one of the region’s premier indoor arenas, offering top-tier sports, concerts, and family entertainment. Opened in 2007 and home to the NHL’s New Jersey Devils and Seton Hall basketball, the venue seats over 16,000 fans and features easy access from Newark Liberty International, just 4 miles away.
Hockey anchors the month with a strong run of home games, bringing division rivals and cross-country opponents to Newark. Alongside NHL action, fans also get additional competitions as local programs and women’s pro teams take the court and the rink, adding depth to an already full sports calendar.
Live music takes over mid-month, blending high-energy rock and Latin rhythms into the arena’s spring lineup. These performances bring distinct styles to the stage, creating memorable nights for dedicated fans and new listeners alike.
A beloved large-scale production arrives for a multi-day stay, offering colorful staging, acrobatics, and theatrical storytelling that appeals to guests of all ages.
Originally opened in 1928 as a lavish movie palace, the Brooklyn Paramount has been reborn as a cutting-edge concert venue that blends historic charm with modern production. After a long-awaited renovation, it now offers seating for about 2,700 guests and is a popular destination for live music, comedy, and cultural events in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. For those flying in, LaGuardia Airport is the closest major hub—about 10 miles away or roughly 30 minutes by car, depending on traffic.
March brings a wide mix of touring acts to Brooklyn, with styles ranging from alt-rock and indie storytelling to energetic pop and international showcases. Multi-night runs, anniversary celebrations, and debut world-tour stops give music fans a full month of distinct sounds and atmospheres.
A live taping brings a different type of entertainment to the venue, blending sports insight and personality-driven commentary for an evening that feels intimate and interactive.
Set within the historic streets of the city, Paramount Middletown blends early-20th-century charm with technical upgrades that support today’s performers. Its warm interior and inviting stage make it a frequent stop for touring musicians, comedians, and community productions. Audiences often remark on the welcoming energy inside, where every seat feels connected to the performers. Those flying in will find Stewart International Airport conveniently located about 27 miles away, generally a 35- to 40-minute ride by car.
A musical celebration opens the month with Broadway flair, showcasing powerful vocals and familiar numbers that bring a touch of New York’s stage magic to Middletown. It’s a warm, uplifting evening for audiences who enjoy theatrical storytelling and standout vocal talent.
A returning favorite delivers two nights of quick-paced humor and sharp observations. His back-to-back performances invite audiences into a lively atmosphere where personal anecdotes and everyday frustrations turn into shared laughter.
An afternoon of Irish music and spirited ensemble performances brings bright energy to the theater later in the month. Traditional melodies and modern arrangements come together for a festive community celebration.
In the heart of Long Island, the Paramount Huntington is a mid-size venue with a reputation for top-tier acoustics and an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere. Opened in 2011 after a major renovation, it regularly hosts major touring acts, comedy legends, and cultural showcases. For out-of-town visitors, the closest airport is Long Island MacArthur Airport—about 20 miles away (roughly 35 minutes by car).
The month offers a wide mix of live music, from classic rock legacies and blues-driven guitar work to atmospheric tributes and anniversary tours. Each show brings its own flavor, whether it’s a nostalgic celebration, a high-energy modern act, or a refined storytelling approach to performance.
Comedy fans get a mix of stand-up styles, from quick-witted storytelling to sharply observational sets. These performances bring personality-driven humor to the stage, each offering a different rhythm and tone.
The month’s themed events and immersive showcases bring a different kind of energy, inviting guests to enjoy dance, nostalgia, and fan-driven communities in a vibrant live setting.
Overlooking the Hudson River, this classic theater stands as a cultural anchor for Peekskill’s arts community. Originally opened in the 1930s, the Paramount-Hudson Valley Theatre retains much of its architectural charm while offering updated sound and lighting for live concerts, comedy acts, and seasonal programming. Its setting gives visitors a blend of historic ambiance and modern comfort, creating an immersive night out. The closest airport is Westchester County Airport, situated roughly 20 miles away—around a 30-minute drive in typical conditions.
March brings a diverse stretch of live music to the theatre, blending classic tributes, jazz fusion, iconic rock voices, and anniversary tours. Each performance offers its own atmosphere, from nostalgic storytelling to bold instrumental work that fills the room with energy.
A familiar face from television steps into the spotlight with an evening of lively commentary, personal stories, and offbeat humor that fans know him for. His stop on the tour adds a comedic break to a month rich with music and cultural programming.
This month includes a blend of community-centered programming and family-friendly theatre, offering performances rooted in movement, storytelling, and cultural celebration. These events bring audiences of all ages together for afternoons filled with color and creativity.
With a packed calendar of concerts and sporting events across New York and New Jersey this month, getting there should be the easy part. At Islip Limo, we specialize in taking the stress out of event day, so all you have to do is show up and enjoy.
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