The Austin Astronomical Society held a star party last night, not far from my home, and this zodiacal light was very visible. It was a great night for stargazing, but the zodiacal light washed out any stars in that region.
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Moonless February and March evenings are the best time to see zodiacal light, that glowing pyramid of light in the west after dusk.
Source: Zodiacal light glowing pyramid after dark | EarthSky.org
Marcha's Two-Cents Worth 
Fascinating! Whenever I’ve seen that phenomena, I assumed it was caused by artificial light from a city and/or other light source… probably because too often that is what interferes with me watching the stars.
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I know what you mean. In this case, the star party was in a remote enough area that it was obvious it wasn’t city lights. The cities anywhere around here are far enough away that the light doesn’t reach up into the sky that high.
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