Adam Leggett

Call, text, or email my office and my team and I will create a Personal Price Plan just for you! We can cover all your insurance needs: Auto insurance, Home Insurance, Life Insurance, Renters Insurance, Business Insurance, Boat Insurance, Motorcycle Insurance, and Pet Insurance.

The Adam Leggett State Farm Insurance office is proud to serve Plano, Murphy, Garland, Allen, Farmersville, and surrounding Texas areas with Auto Insurance, Home Insurance, Renter’s Insurance, Life Insurance, Business Insurance and Financial Services, with a focus on resident relocations to the Collin and Denton Counties.

I am your State Farm Insurance Agent for the Plano, TX area. I am a graduate of Georgia Tech University. I am a Former Collegiate and Profession athlete. I have an amazing, qualified team that works hard to ensure our customers have a great experience when dealing with their insurance and financial service’s needs.

My team is dedicated to making sense of insurance and making your goals a priority. Not only can we help with Car Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Life Insurance and Financial Services, but we are also able to assist small business owners with their Commercial lines of Insurance. Call, Click, Text or Stop by the office today for a free Car Insurance, Home Insurance or Life Insurance Quote!

Give us a call if you are moving to Plano, Murphy, Garland, Allen, Farmersville, or the surrounding Texas areas. We are a family of highly skilled individuals working together to fulfill a community responsibility of giving outstanding service and fulfilling our moral obligation of protecting what's important to customer's so they can focus on accomplishing their life goals.

March is a great month for a variety of activities, depending on your location and interests. Here are some suggestions for things to do in March:

Outdoor Activities

• Hiking: As spring approaches, many trails become accessible. Check out local parks or nature reserves.

• Gardening: Plan and plant your spring garden. March is a great time for seeds like peas and lettuce.

• Birdwatching: Many migratory birds return in March, making it a great time for birdwatching.

• Cycling: Take advantage of the milder weather to explore cycling routes in your area.

Cultural Events

• St. Patrick's Day: Celebrate on March 17th with parades, festivals, or traditional Irish food.

• Women's History Month: Attend events, lectures, or exhibitions that celebrate women's contributions to history and society.

• Film Festivals: Look for local film festivals or screenings, especially as many festivals begin in the spring.

• Art Exhibitions: Visit art galleries or museums, as many have new exhibitions opening in March.

Seasonal Activities

• Spring Cleaning: Take the opportunity to declutter and refresh your living space.

• Picnics: If the weather allows, plan a picnic in a park.

• Farmers’ Markets: Visit local markets to enjoy fresh produce as spring crops start to come in.

Travel and Exploration

• Weekend Getaways: Plan a trip to a nearby city or nature spot to enjoy the changing season.

• Cherry Blossom Festivals: If you're in areas like Washington D.C., enjoy the cherry blossoms as they bloom in late March.

Festivals and Celebrations

• Spring Equinox: Celebrate the arrival of spring around March 20th with rituals or gatherings.

• Holi: Participate in the festival of colors, celebrated by many around March, marking the arrival of spring.

Indoor Activities

• Cooking/Baking: Try out new recipes using seasonal ingredients.

• Reading: Catch up on your reading list or join a book club.

• Crafting: Engage in spring-themed crafts or home improvement projects.

Sports

• College Basketball

• Running Events: Look for local race or fun run as many start to happen in the spring.

Community Involvement

• Volunteering: Find local organizations that need help, especially as many prepare for spring-related activities.

• Attend Local Events: Check community calendars for fairs, markets, or special events happening in your area.

These activities can vary based on your location and personal interests, but there’s plenty to do as winter transitions into spring!