Brooklyn is full of fun experiences for little kids, whether you live here or are just looking for new adventures. From pedal boating in Prospect Park to sharing Key lime pie along the water in Red Hook, we guarantee you'll want to take your Brooklyn preschoolers and toddlers out exploring with these 40 must-do activities.

One of the great things about these early years is your kid may not be in school every day, so you often can avoid the weekends and enjoy some of these Brooklyn gems without the crowds.

March is a month of celebrations, so lets celebrate! From St. Patrick's Day to maple sugaring festivals, there are tons of family-friendly festivities happening all around town this month. As winter gives way to spring, lots annual favorites like the Boston Flower and Garden Show and Revels Spring Sing are also popping up on the calendar. For a full list of ways to have family fun during winter's last hurrah, check out all of our picks below.

It's hard to believe March has arrived, bringing with it signs of spring all around New York City, from budding daffodils to outdoor play. Our overflowing event calendar makes it easy for you to hit all the best spring-inspired events, including the Macy's Flower Show, girl-powered ways to celebrate Women's History Month, and of course, St. Patrick's Day parades and children's activities as the city turns green on Tuesday, March 17. 

We've rounded up 10 must-hit happenings in our GoList, including a trio of stage shows, a sky-high attraction opening, and a pair of new exhibitions at two of our favorite museums.

Don't forget to get a jump on spring break planning with our Getaways and Day Trips Guide, as well as our roundup of Spring Break Camps for NYC Kids. You can also grab early bird summer camp rates by perusing our Summer Camp Guide, which includes FREE camps and plenty of fresh picks.

Now get your calendars ready! Here are the top things to do with kids in New York City this March.

In March, we'll bid farewell to all the winter fun (and cabin fever) we've had and welcome in a new season of family fun and mischief on Long Island. 

Start the month by going back in time at Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park for the Camellia Festival, where the flowers are in prime bloom in the greenhouse, and a magician and barbershop quartet set the mood at historic Coe Hall. 

Have you already exhausted all the options on Disney+? Greenport Village Cinema is showing family-friendly films every Saturday night in March. So grab some popcorn and enjoy family movie night in style. 

Little train lovers will have a blast at the Thomas & Friends interactive exhibit at the LICM, and hero worshippers can meet (and dress up as) their favorite caped crusader at Superhero Day at the Long Island Aquarium. 

Faith and Begorrah, we can't forget about St. Patrick's Day! Whether you're of Irish descent or not, everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day. The March calendar is brimming with St. Patrick's Day celebrations to keep you in green all month long.

Start planning your spring shenanigans with our Spring Fun Guide, and be sure to check out our list of tried and true rainy day activities for keeping busy during all those showers for which spring is known. 

As always, check out our events calendar for more opportunities as they emerge.

Here comes the sun, Philadelphia! Spring is right around the corner. This month is full of the taste of sweet maple syrup, beautiful flowers, and we can't forget leprechauns! As the cold starts to break, we can count on plenty of ways to get outdoors and play this month.

Although, you never know, maybe we still have time to get that one big snow day in! Hurry up, and check all the winter fun off your list before it's too late with our Winter Activities Guide. As always, check our event calendar for even more fun things happening this March!