Free events in Bothell, WA

An interactive, peer-supported lactation clinic focused on the four Bs... breastfeeding, breast pumps, babywearing, and beyond. Participants can discuss nursing challenges, share tips, learn pumping techniques, and explore babywearing while receiving postpartum support for both parent and baby. Scales are available for weight checks, and experts can facilitate a guided weighted feed. Held at Nurturing Expressions Poulsbo Boutique, this gathering is free to attend. If pump assistance is needed, bring the complete breast pump along with flanges and accessories.

Fresh mushrooms are available at no cost for anyone in need, offered every Wednesday at a mushroom shop in Everett. To help make sure there is enough for everyone, those planning to pick up are asked to click the Interested button on the event page. Share this with a friend who could use some free mushrooms.

Discordia Games hosts weekly open Dungeons and Dragons tables that welcome players of every experience level. Between two and four tables typically run, providing spots for veteran adventurers and curious newcomers. Drop-ins are usually accommodated, so there is often a seat available. Build a party, face monsters, and connect with the local gaming community as the dice hit the table and shared stories unfold.

SnoCo Makerspace, a nonprofit, volunteer-run community workshop, presents an evening of quick, free learning focused on 3D printing and laser cutting. The program offers project support for current members and a chance for visitors to explore the facility. Staff will be available in the woodshop and in the orange room, the digital fabrication space. Members of the makerspace have round-the-clock access to a wide variety of tools.

Hosted by A Canine Experience, this free group walk at Brightwater Center focuses on real-life training with your dog. Wide trails and natural distractions create an ideal setting to practice focus, leash skills, and calm behavior alongside other handlers and dogs. It suits those refining advanced obedience as well as anyone looking for a calm, structured walk in a supportive community. Please bring your dog on a leash, high-value training treats, waste bags, and a positive training mindset.

The museum extends its hours for a free evening, opening the Great Gallery, Personal Courage Wing, Simonyi Space Gallery, Aviation Pavilion and more for exploration. The store and café remain available throughout the evening. No reservation is required, and visitors are welcome to arrive at any time during the extended hours. Regular admission applies outside the free evening period.

Talk Time is a weekly gathering that offers a warm, supportive environment for adults learning English to strengthen their conversation skills. Each session introduces a fresh topic and includes guided speaking and listening activities for practice. Trained staff lead the group, participation is free, and no registration is required.

Experience a full day of free coworking in a welcoming setting with friendly people. Attendees can bring a laptop, choose a spot, and make progress on their to-do lists alongside a supportive community. It is an easy way to try coworking at no cost.

Enjoy a family-friendly story time at Tukwila Library featuring stories paired with music, movement activities, and rhyming to build early literacy skills for young children. No registration is needed. To request disability accommodations, email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Online programs always include automated closed captioning.

Connect with other adults at a free weekly get-together in the Poulsbo boutique to talk about pregnancy, postpartum life, and beyond. Think of it as a social club with babies, where little ones are warmly welcomed. Comfortable nursing pillows are available, and you can sip tea, chug coffee, or even wear pajamas. The atmosphere is relaxed with no pressure and no expectations, creating a welcoming village for conversation and community.

Enjoy a pod-style MTG Commander tournament where players organize into groups of four. The winner of each pod receives a promo pack, and prizes must be claimed using the official event code. Each participant is eligible for a promo pack from only one pod for the day, though casual Commander games are welcome beyond that. If an MTG Pre-Release is scheduled on the same day as Friday Night Magic, Friday Night Magic will be canceled in favor of the Pre-Release.

Now in its second year, this community event features free admission. Play a variety of board games and tabletop roleplaying games with other attendees, and browse offerings from on-site vendors.

At Oom Yung Doe Kirkland, this women-focused self defense training starts with a free session open to the community that teaches ways to break free from front attacks such as wrist or throat holds. After a short break, the instructor offers a private 1.5-hour follow-up exclusively for the AG&AG group for $20 per person, concentrating on defenses against attacks from behind, including hair pulls, bear hugs, and rear choke attempts. There are no throws or ground-based sparring… the emphasis is on practical techniques that help women escape quickly. The instruction focuses on repetition so responses become automatic, building confidence through muscle memory. A brief pause separates the sessions, and bringing a snack or lunch is encouraged.

Enjoy a lively mix of stories, songs, movement, and rhymes that nurture early literacy. This family-friendly session welcomes children from newborn through age 7, each accompanied by an adult. Registration is not required. If you need disability accommodations, email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated captions are always available for online events.

This free festival raises funds for Seattle Fishermen’s Memorial, a nonprofit that supports fishermen and their families and honors those who have been lost at sea. Organized by an all-volunteer committee along with a group of organizations, it introduces the public to Fishermen’s Terminal and the North Pacific Fishing Fleet and celebrates the commercial seafood industry that is central to Seattle’s history. Attendees can look forward to enjoyable, educational activities that highlight the distinctive character of the historic terminal.

The Haunted Fairy Market brings a whimsical shopping and community experience filled with witchy finds and enchanting touches. Browse rocks and gems, handmade jewelry, soaps and candles, original art, homemade goods, apparel, and plants, along with food options and sweet treats. Beyond the marketplace, explore healing and spiritual offerings that include Reiki and other energy work, sessions with mediums, aura photography, tarot and astrology insights, and psychic readings. Classes, rituals, and interactive activities for both adults and kids run throughout the day. Admission is free, hourly giveaways keep the excitement going, and parking is validated at the event. For vendor inquiries, the sole official contact is themetaphysicalmarket@gmail.com, and vendors are advised to watch for scams.

Kids can enjoy a free, seasonal story along with a snack and a hands-on craft at VOA Carl Gipson Center. The activities reflect the time of year and offer a welcoming way to combine reading and creativity.

Stab and Gab brings fiber artists together for a monthly meetup co-hosted by Artisans Books and Coffee. Bring a project to work on, connect with other crafters, and enjoy a relaxed setting at Artisans. All fiber disciplines are welcome, from knitting and sewing to spinning, needle felting, and crochet. There is no cost to participate, and supporting the cafe by ordering a snack or warm drink is encouraged.

Shoreline Music Fest brings live music to Darrell’s Tavern with a full lineup and free admission. There is no cover charge.

At Westlake Park, the Seattle Catrinas Festival opens a free art heritage exhibition, Day of the Dead Art Exposition, presented with support from the Downtown Seattle Association. Opening festivities include Catrina face painting with food and craft vendors, a ceremony and performance by Nahui Ollin Aztec dancers, a set by Baile Folklore Colibrí, a short talk on the history of Día de los Muertos, and a ribbon cutting followed by a concert by Mariachi Monarcas. The celebration is free and open to everyone. After the opening, the festival continues at Town Hall Seattle.

Queer Figure Drawing is a relaxed, free session at Together Center where participants sketch one another. Attendees take turns posing, with modeling entirely optional and each person choosing how long to hold a pose. Wear what feels right, from everyday outfits to something fancy or a costume. Please bring your own drawing materials. This is a self-directed gathering rather than a class, and no instruction will be provided. On weekends, building entrances are locked. Use the back entrance on the south side so you can be seen and let into the life drawing area. If you reach the front entrance, go right to the end of the building, then turn left around the corner to access the rear entrance. Respectful participation is essential. Do not photograph others without permission. If your artwork includes someone with recognizable features, do not share it on social media unless that person agrees. Nudity is not allowed. Do not touch other attendees or their drawings without permission. Support from Leoh Blooms, LPL Financial, and Four Elements Realty helps make programming possible throughout the year.

Enjoy a relaxed, mostly flat walk at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park with fresh air and lakeside scenery. The route features views of Lake Washington and, on clear days, the Olympic Mountains. The meeting point is near the park roundabout by the volleyball courts.

A solo exhibition at Bellevue Library presents a thoughtfully curated selection that showcases the range and development of the artist’s practice. Visitors are invited to explore the works on display in a welcoming public setting.

Led by A Canine Experience, this recurring community pack walk at Tambark Park offers structured practice for attention, neutrality around distractions, and practical obedience. Handlers can fine tune a steady heel and a reliable down stay while moving alongside other dedicated dog owners. This free outing is designed for those who want to reinforce training and enjoy calm, social exposure. The group meets at the east entrance in the parking area beside the athletic fields within the park. Participants should bring a leashed dog, high value rewards, waste bags, and a constructive training mindset. The focus is on building stronger dog and human partnerships in a supportive A.C.E. setting.

This Empowered Leaders Circle session explores practical ways to pay yourself, including approaches, amounts, and timing. It takes place at Empowered Physical Therapy and there is no fee to attend. Participants are welcome to bring snacks or drinks to share and to bring business cards. An RSVP is requested for an accurate headcount.

A friendly language exchange in Seattle brings locals and internationals together to meet new people and practice conversation. The setup is casual and mingle focused with no fixed tables. English and the local language are most common, and those who want to practice another language can speak with the organizers or connect with participants who share the same goals. There is no entry fee, but each person is required to order a drink upon arrival, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Please be courteous to staff, keep the space clean, and treat others with respect, since breaking the rules can result in a ban by the venue or organizers. Photos and video may be taken and shared on social media, so anyone who prefers not to be pictured should inform the organizers as soon as possible. Attendees are responsible for their personal belongings. Advance registration on the organizer’s website is requested. Event listings may be updated after the start and participant counts shown on Facebook might not reflect actual attendance. The organizers also offer help matching conversation partners for specific language practice.

Test your know-how at a lively trivia competition at Dave & Buster's in Lynnwood, WA. A live host leads picture and music rounds along with questions across pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Play on your phone, submit answers, and earn points while a real-time leaderboard tracks standings. Teams of up to six can strategize together, share spirited debates, and try to climb to the top. It is free to play, and a prize awaits the winners. Expect a competitive format, plenty of laughs, and a fun night out at Dave & Buster's in Lynnwood.

At Sea Monster Lounge, Hammond organist Joe Doria hosts an evening of music with some of Seattle’s finest players. Based in Seattle and fluent in many styles, he has supported numerous local solo artists and performs with groups such as McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik’s Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria, with projects that have toured nationally. There is no cover, and donations are welcome.