Free events in Auburn, WA

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This free market offers fresh produce like fruits and vegetables, along with other items, with all food available at no cost. Everyone is welcome, and the market continues until the food runs out. Please remember to bring your own bags.

Settle on the grass with a blanket and a picnic for a complimentary outdoor Shakespeare performance in the Puget Sound region. A trio of witches delivers a destiny-shaping prophecy that propels a fiercely ambitious couple to chase the crown at any cost. Expect an intense tale filled with eerie magic, relentless drive for power, dramatic falls from grace, and moments that rank among the most iconic in theatre.

A light breakfast leads into guest speakers, brain-teasing games, and conversation for senior adults. This free program offers a friendly setting to connect, learn something new, and keep minds engaged. Sessions are not held on observed holidays.

Enjoy a free line dancing program at the Milton Activity Center set to popular country and rock music. It starts with a beginner session focused on the basics, then continues with a faster advanced session.

A wine-centered get-together at The Mill features a make-it-your-way platter with 56 different combinations to explore. Wine is 25 percent off for the length of the event, and live music is included at no extra cost. Expect scratch-made fare with a locally minded approach, thoughtful pours, and a simple plan for an easygoing night out. Arrive hungry and leave satisfied.

Tunes @ Tapps brings live music, local vendors, food, and family friendly fun to the shores of Lake Tapps at Allan Yorke Park in Bonney Lake. Lawn chairs and blankets are welcome, making it easy to relax and enjoy a free community gathering with an outdoor market and a welcoming lakeside atmosphere. From the band and the beer garden to time on the floats, there is something for everyone. The vendor market is sold out, and no one on Facebook can sell access to vendor spaces, so do not send money to anyone claiming they can get you in.

Hell on Heels takes the stage for Tunes at Tapps at Allan Yorke Park. This free summer concert series brings live music together with local vendors, food options, and a beer garden by the lake. It is family friendly, and guests can bring blankets or chairs to relax on the lawn. Arrive early to secure a good spot. A market is held during the event, and the boat launch is closed on event days.

Take part in a free English conversation class that welcomes learners of every level. No registration is required, simply drop in.

Groove Nation brings high-energy Top 40 hits to Puyallup’s Pioneer Park as part of the Concerts in the Parks series, presented by Ted Brown Music. The Puyallup Night Market sets the scene each week with food trucks and local vendors, adding to the festive atmosphere. Attendees are welcome to bring blankets and lawn chairs, and pop-up tents or large umbrellas will need to be taken down before the music begins. Concerts are free for all. Please note that smoking and alcohol are not permitted in Puyallup parks, and concerts may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather. Non-perishable food and hygiene items will be collected at each concert to support the Puyallup Food Bank. Vendor spots are not available, and unsolicited vendor posts are scams.

Enjoy an open-air screening of GOAT at Bradley Lake Park. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, with concessions available for purchase. Food options include Stacks Burgers and Autumn’s Ice Cream & Coffee. Arriving a bit early makes it easier to get comfortable and pick up snacks. Before the film, families can have some bubble-themed fun. Bring blankets and chairs for comfortable seating. If the weather turns bad, the movie will be canceled. Smoking and alcohol are not permitted in Puyallup parks. Donations of nonperishable food or hygiene items will be collected to support the Puyallup Food Bank. Additional vendor spots are not available, and any vendor posts are scams, so do not engage or share personal information. This event is supported by Liz Ryan Real Estate.

Morrill Meadows Park hosts a family-friendly outdoor movie night featuring live music and plenty of fun. The evening begins with a performance by the Kent School of Rock, then continues with an open-air screening of School of Rock starring Jack Black under the night sky. Attendees can bring blankets and lawn chairs for comfortable seating and spend time with friends and family. Local food trucks will offer a variety of food options, and the outdoor movie is free to enjoy.

Presented by ATFS! and Puyallup Parks & Recreation, this no-cost 5K welcomes runners and walkers to experience the Puyallup Riverwalk Trail. Friends and family are encouraged to take part and get moving together.

Dive into a summer celebration of watercolor at a free, family-friendly festival where creativity and play go hand in hand. Guests of all ages can get hands-on with art by painting wooden flower keepsakes to take home and by enjoying coloring pages inspired by watercolor, with markers, crayons, and other supplies available. A featured artist will create an original piece during a live painting demonstration, offering an up-close look at the creative process. Cool off outdoors on a big waterslide or step into a marked splash zone to fill squirt bottles with vividly colored, non-toxic water for playful, splashy fun. Wear clothing that can get wet. Music sets the tone throughout the day as families explore everything the festival offers. The festivities take place alongside the Federal Way Farmers Market, where visitors can browse fresh produce, tasty food vendors, local artisans, and handmade goods for a full day of community and creativity. Admission is free, and RSVPs are encouraged for entry into a giveaway. Free access is supported by AFFW and 4 Culture.