17 March Holidays to Celebrate at Work

March is packed with reasons to celebrate, and what better way to bring people together than through good office snacks? Whether you’re highlighting trailblazing women for Women’s History Month, embracing the joy of National Noodle Month, or just looking for an excuse to indulge in an Oreo (March 6, mark your calendars), there’s something for everyone.

So let’s dive into March’s mouthwatering lineup and how you can turn these moments into delicious workplace celebrations.

March Holidays for Work

From month-long observances to day-specific holidays, March has plenty of opportunities to add some flavor to the office. Here’s what’s on the menu:

For the Month:

• Women’s History Month: Honor the incredible contributions of women with a snack lineup featuring women-owned brands. Stock up on GoMacro bars or GimMe seaweed snacks to support female entrepreneurs while fueling your team.
• National Nutrition Month: Time to add some balance to the breakroom. Feature nutrient-packed snacks like Greek yogurt, fresh fruit, and Quest Protein Chips to keep everyone energized.
• National Frozen Food Month: Ice, ice, baby! Frozen Uncrustables, breakfast sandwiches, and even burritos can provide grab-and-go meal options to your team.
• National Sauce Month: Whether it's hot sauce, sriracha, or your classic ketchup, condiments are the unsung hero of the office pantry. Encourage your employees to top their favorite chip or even their mac and cheese with a little hot sauce this month.
• National Noodle Month: Ramen bar, anyone? Check out our latest Snack Hack Recipe Book to see how Hector upgrades his Ramen with only things found in the pantry.

Day-Specific Celebrations:

• March 1: National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day
  Stock up on peanut butter packs, PB&J sandwiches, or peanut butter protein bars.
• March 4: National Snack Day
  Celebrate the best day of the year by swapping in a new product, spotlighting an employee's favorite snack, or sharing the top picks from your pantry in Slack using your Product Performance data.
• March 6: National Oreo Cookie Day
  Make Jimmy's Grown-Up Milk and Cookies by combining, Oreos, coffee, and a splash of milk.
• March 7: National Cereal Day
  Bring back childhood nostalgia with a cereal bar featuring classic options like Cinnamon Toast Crunch or opt for the protein-rich Magic Spoon options.
• March 8: International Women’s Day
  A great day to highlight women-led snack brands (see Women’s History Month recs).
• March 9: National Popcorn Lovers Day
  Pop your popcorn display to the front or bring more popcorn varieties.
• March 14: National Potato Chip Day
  Chips of all kinds: classic, kettle-cooked, and even veggie chips for a twist.
• March 17: St. Patrick’s Day
  Highlight all your green snacks and drinks OR bring in the ingredients to make the best Irish coffee at your happy hour.
• March 19: National Chocolate Caramel Day
  Stock up on Twix bars, caramel lattes, or chocolate-covered caramel treats.
• March 23: National Chip and Dip Day
  Guac, hummus, salsa; bring in the dips, and let your team combine with the chip of their choice.
• March 24: National Chocolate Covered Raisins Day
  A nostalgic favorite that still hits. Add them to your bulk snack station for the perfect low-sugar sweet treat.
• March 25: National Pecan Day
  Add some pecans to your bulk snack station at work or feature pecan-flavored snacks.

How to Celebrate Holidays Inclusively at Work

The best workplace celebrations make everyone feel welcome. That means recognizing a mix of cultural, historical, and fun holidays that reflect your team’s diversity.

Celebrating holidays through food encourages storytelling; employees can share traditions, favorite recipes, and cultural insights, making the workplace feel more connected. You can even show inclusivity by what you're offering. For example, make sure there is a variety of options that appeal to a range of dietary preferences, values, and goals.

Why Celebrate Holidays at Work

A celebration, even as simple as sharing an Oreo on National Oreo Day, can spark conversations that might not happen otherwise. When employees have a reason to gather, they build relationships that go beyond the office breakroom.

Celebrating holidays at work isn’t just about the snacks (though they help); it’s about fostering engagement, boosting morale, and creating moments that make the workplace feel more like a community.

Conclusion

March is full of opportunities to bring people together over food, fun, and shared experiences. Whether you’re celebrating a month-long observance or a snack-centric holiday, embracing these moments creates a more engaged and connected workplace. So stock up on Oreos, stir up your ramen, and get ready to make March a month of delicious celebrations!