It’s the tail end of February, and soon the month of love will give way to the month of spring, March, the third month of the Gregorian calendar. I have curated today’s collection of coloring pages inspired by the upcoming events and the seasonal changes you can witness in March.
March gets its name from the 10-month Roman Calendar where it was the first month, Martius, after the Roman god of war, Mars. Aside from military preparation, the first Roman month also marked a return to active farming for the ancient Roman people. Even today, in some cultures, the New Year celebrations are held in March.
The change from February to March can also be seen through the changing season, from winter to spring. For those living in the Northern Hemisphere, spring begins in March, with most plants sprouting to life and flowers starting to blossom like the clovers and daffodils, which is also the birth flower.
20 March Coloring Pages Printable
From International Day of Happiness to Women’s Day, let’s take a close look at the exciting things you can look forward to in March through this collection of March coloring pages.
Dr. Seuss Day
March 2, the birth anniversary of Dr. Seuss or Theodor Seuss Geisel, is celebrated as Dr. Seuss Day in honor of him being one of the most popular and celebrated children’s authors.
Easy Floral March Coloring Page
A smiling flower is here to welcome March in this illustration. Each letter of the month has special designs; “M” and “R” have heart signs all over, “A” is full of stars, “C” is polka-dotted and “H” is lined up with little rectangles.
Happy Nowruz Coloring Page
Nowruz is the New Year’s Day according to the Iranian calendar, beginning on the March equinox, the start of Spring. On March 20, 2026, Nowruz will be celebrated with family get-togethers and feasting on food like khonchu, as illustrated here with the sprouting wheat.
Happy Women’s Day
International Women’s Day, observed annually on March 8, was first recognized by the United Nations in 1977 to ensure and safeguard women’s rights and equality. This floral illustration wishing “Happy Women’s Day” deserves your best colors.
Stylized March Coloring Page
Here’s a little cursive lettering to say hello to March in style. You can add some bright colors to this March illustration with floral and leafy details.
Bunny Says Hello To Spring
A cute creature is hiding among the flowers in the pot. It’s a bunny, smiling like the blooming flowers in the pot. Even the words “Hello Spring” are written creatively, beckoning for your coloring skills.
International Happiness Day, March 20
You don’t need a special day to spread some joy around you, but it does feel special to have a whole day of happiness. Look at these laughing pills, bubbling with mirth to mark the occasion of International Happiness Day celebrated annually on 20 March.
March Coloring Page For Toddlers
This easy illustration inspired by spring is a perfect coloring page for toddlers. It features a girl, dressed in her gardening attire, watering the plants to ensure proper growth. You can also see some butterflies circling the bloom, which looks endearing.
March Clovers And Flowers
A simple illustration with three-leaf clovers and flowers awaits fresh colors from you. Clovers are one of the first signs of spring, and the three-leaf clovers, the shamrocks, are linked to St Patrick’s Day, which is observed in March.
Decorative March Coloring Page
There are some exquisite details in this March-inspired coloring page. From the flowers and leafy details to the butterflies, fill this illustration with bright and joyous colors.
Bunnies Enjoy Picnic
What’s the best way to relax during the spring season? The answer is what these cute bunnies are doing. They have decided to enjoy some apples sitting out in an open field, among the greenery.
MARCH In Capital Letters
After the cursive small case march illustrations, here’s MARCH in capital letters decorated with wildflowers and leaves. Fill each letter with a different color of spring.
March First Movement
The first day of March marks an important day in the South Korean struggle for Independence from Japanese colonial rule. On March 1, 1919, protests began in Korea and among the Korean diaspora, and every year the anniversary was secretly observed untill Korea’s independence in 1945.
Daffodil, March Birth Flower
There are flowers associated with every month of the year, and daffodil is the birth flower of March as it blooms in spring. As illustrated, daffodils have a central stem bearing the flower that consists of six tepals and a central tubular corona with frilled ends.
March Flowers Watering Can
This clever spring illustration shows the flowers blooming inside the watering can. There are butterflies and a dragonfly hovering around the blossoms, waiting for your coloring skills.
March Madness, Basketball Championship
If you are into basketball, then you must be eagerly waiting for March Madness. It refers to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I basketball tournament beginning on March 17 for men’s basketball and March 18 for women’s team, with 68 teams competing to become the college national champions.
St. Patrick’s Day
Annually on March 17, the world commemorates St. Patrick’s Day to mark the death date of Saint Patrick, regarded as the patron saint or the heavenly protector of Ireland. The day is observed with public parades and feasts, showcasing Irish culture.
Welcome March Wall Poster
Exquisite floral climbing plants adorn this illustration that reads “Welcome March”. Give a warm welcome to the month of March by coloring this page and turning it into a cool wall poster.
World Hearing Day
With the objective to prevent of hearing loss and promote hearing care, World Hearing Day is observed annually on March 3. In 2026, the theme aims to prevent avoidable childhood hearing loss by ensuring early detection among children from communities to classrooms.
World Wildlife Day
March 3 is also a significant day for the world’s wildlife and its invaluable contributions. The day is observed annually as World Wildlife Day after the United Nations General Assembly resolution in 2013.
That brings us to the end of today’s refreshing printable collection of March coloring pages. I hope you feel fresh and recharged while coloring these March-inspired illustrations. Do you have any special memories associated with March or something you are excited about? Tell me about it in the comments section below. I was born in March, so it’s always a special month for me.
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