This weekend in Bothell, WA

This event is held at Alderwood Community Church in Lynnwood. Attendees are encouraged to bring a water bottle and a smile.

Experience a fall runway presentation spotlighting the latest beauty updates, expert insights, and fresh seasonal looks. Discover must-have pieces from favorite brands and gather ideas to refresh your wardrobe. Hosted by Tyrah Majors, news anchor, professor, and author. Produced by Terri Morgan, fashion stylist and show producer for The Bellevue Collection.

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.

Take part in a 5K that fuels the Community Energy Fund, providing crucial help to Snohomish County and Camano Island families facing difficulty paying utility bills. Run, walk, or simply stop by to be part of the effort. Chat with sponsors to learn how they strengthen the community, and watch live demonstrations from the Snohomish PUD Water Utility. Connect with neighbors while contributing to a cause that helps keep households warm, safe, and supported. A virtual race option is available so you can participate from anywhere.

DockDogs brings a full weekend of canine aquatics to Issaquah Salmon Days with high-flying jumps, speedy retrieves, and vertical challenges. Teams can compete in Big Air waves, test height in Extreme Vertical, and race the clock in Speed Retrieve, with Big Air finals wrapping things up across Pro, Semi Pro, Contender, and Amateur divisions. No prior experience is required. Dogs six months and older of any breed or size are eligible, and participation is open to newcomers and experienced handlers alike. Onsite registration and practice are available, and additional practice opportunities are offered between waves as time allows. Pre-registration entry fees are $39 per team for Adult Big Air, Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, or Iron Dog, and $19 per team for Youth Big Air or $38 per team for Youth Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, or Iron Dog. On-site entry fees are $42 per team for Adult Big Air, Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, or Iron Dog, and $22 per team for Youth Big Air or $40 per team for Youth Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, or Iron Dog.

Downtown Issaquah hosts the 57th annual Salmon Days, recognized as Washington State’s largest two-day festival. This celebration of the salmon returning home features a wide variety of food, hundreds of arts and crafts vendors, live entertainment, and activities for families. There is something for everyone at this community tradition.

This event offers a day of brewery visits across Kitsap County, with a focus on raising funds for a good cause. All proceeds support Key Peninsula Community Services, which is also the final stop.

Transform a small piece of furniture from start to finish in an immersive, two-day workshop focused on the art of upcycling. Working alongside an instructor at Locker61, participants learn professional methods for surface preparation, painting with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, layering and blending color, distressing and aging, and sealing with waxes and protective finishes. Creative embellishment with Iron Orchid Designs moulds, transfers, and stamps is included, with guidance on combining techniques for a cohesive, high-quality look. Every attendee is provided a small furniture piece to makeover and take home, along with all necessary tools and materials. The format emphasizes personalized attention, a small class size, and plenty of one-on-one coaching to build confidence for future projects. Instruction also covers assessment and planning, design principles, troubleshooting common challenges, and tips for sourcing pieces and mapping out what to tackle next. Geared to beginner through intermediate skill levels, the workshop is priced at $250 per person. Lunch, snacks, coffee, tea, and water are provided each day, and participants receive exclusive savings on products and supplies. Enrollment is limited.

Swagath Bellevue offers an all you can eat South Indian breakfast buffet with dishes such as idli, vada, pongal, upma, poori served with Bombay chutney, dosa, and punugulu, plus a sweet item, sambar, a trio of fresh chutneys, and chana masala curry. Tea is included at no extra charge. The price is $15 for adults, $10 for children ages 5 to 12, and free for children under 5.

Explore playful, garden-inspired painting with Michelle Waldele for $350. Known for uplifting scenes filled with birds, animals, and everyday charm, Michelle leads a clear, step-by-step process as you create lifelike chickadees perched beside a birdhouse. Work in acrylics or oils and learn how to build depth, texture, and dimension through layered techniques. Refine color blending and pick up straightforward methods for rendering flowers, foliage, and sky, then bring personality to your birds and their birdhouse. Expect demonstrations, practical tips, and individualized guidance that foster confidence and make the creative journey enjoyable. This class welcomes all experience levels, including beginners.

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.

As the weather turns cooler, deciduous trees and shrubs put on a vivid, ever-changing display. Terri provides guidance on choosing and incorporating these seasonal showpieces into landscapes and containers, creating color to enjoy all season long.

Leo families and enthusiasts gather for a casual LeoWalk at the Marymoor Dog Park off-leash area in the Puget Sound region. The meet-up spot is the main dog park entry near Parking Lot D. Questions can be directed to the LCNW LeoWalk liaisons, The Holstens. Those interested in hosting a walk or activity in any LCNW region can contact the LCNW Board with a specific date and location, and once approved the board provides insurance coverage and adds it to the calendar.

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.

Players are paired into random pods of four for Commander play. The winner of each pod receives a promo pack, and an Event code must be used to be eligible for the packs. If an MTG Pre-Release is scheduled for the same day, the league will be canceled in favor of the Pre-Release.

Celebrate Taylor Swift’s music at a high-energy family matinee as Emily McVicker’s Swiftified brings fan favorites to life with a live band and interactive fun. All ages are welcome to arrive in era-inspired outfits, sing along, and dance while enjoying these songs together. This tribute event blends a welcoming, all-ages atmosphere with participatory moments and plenty of Swiftie spirit for an upbeat afternoon filled with familiar hits and community energy.

Drum Roll Wine marks its third anniversary in downtown Renton with the Third Annual Battle of the Acoustic Bands, a showcase of local musicians. Artists will compete for cash and other prizes, with three finalists receiving awards. This celebration is supported in part by a grant from the Renton Municipal Arts Commission.

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.

This weekly line dance class welcomes beginners and seasoned dancers alike. It offers a lively, high-energy session centered on fun. No registration is required, simply show up ready to move. Newcomers and experienced participants can feel comfortable as they step onto the dance floor.

Hosted by Holy Resurrection Armenian Apostolic Church of Seattle, the Annual Gala Banquet brings the community together at Brightwater Center for an elegant evening that blends celebration with support for the church’s future. Guests can reconnect with friends, share meaningful moments, and take part in a night designed to uplift the parish and its mission. The experience includes a cocktail reception, a refined dinner, live music, a DJ with plenty of time to dance, silent and live auctions, and a special celebration that will be announced. Individual admission is $200 per person. A VIP table for up to 10 guests is available for $3,000 and features an exclusive VIP signature surprise created specifically for this gala. Patrons who contribute $1,000 receive two complimentary tickets in appreciation of their generosity. Business sponsorships start at $500 and offer a chance to showcase a company while supporting the church. This gathering also looks ahead to the 15th anniversary of the church’s opening, with plans to honor the parish’s founders, celebrate its history, and invest in the next chapter. All donations benefit the Church Fund. Announcements about special guests and entertainment will be shared as the event approaches.

Brigid's Bottleshop hosts an evening of celebration and fundraising in support of employment services for people with disabilities. Work Opportunities joins Edmonds’ Community Ambassador Armando Ortiz to champion inclusive employment for all. The program is emceed by Fox 13 Meteorologist Brian MacMillan and features live music from Nikki & the Fast Times. A special appearance by the Mariner Moose is dependent on his game schedule. Admission is $25 and includes sandwiches, chips, and two raffle tickets. Guests can also purchase additional raffle tickets and take part in a silent auction with items such as autographed sports memorabilia, restaurant packages, and overnight stays. Friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors are invited to gather in support of the cause and enjoy a fun night together.

Prepare your deck for a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament presented in constructed advanced format. The entry fee is $5, and all participants receive two OTS booster packs with entry. If a Yu-Gi-Oh! Premiere event is scheduled for the same day, the regular weekly tournament will be canceled so the Premiere can take place instead.

The Hopecoming Gala, Auction, and Dance Party at Meydenbauer Center kicks off LifeWire’s 45th year serving Western Washington. The event highlights community dedication to ending domestic violence and support for survivors as they move toward safety, stability, and healing. This celebration blends a gala, an auction, and a dance party to honor the milestone and the collective effort behind it.

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.

At Sisters' Cider House, this gathering centers on one thing... trivia. It offers a casual, quiz-style evening that puts knowledge in the spotlight.

A reimagined Swan Lake blends the elegance of classical ballet with modern light artistry. Tchaikovsky’s score accompanies choreography enhanced by luminous costumes that respond to each movement, washing the stage in shifting color and feeling. Thoughtfully integrated technology supports the dancers and storytelling, honoring tradition without replacing it. Light, music, and motion come together for a vivid, multisensory experience that invites audiences to rediscover this timeless work.

After touring the country, ART X SUSHI arrives in Seattle with an upbeat, immersive evening where the city’s creative energy meets the craft of sushi. A wide-ranging exhibit showcases work from more than 15 visionary and emerging artists from the 206, spanning painting, digital art, and contributions from underground creators. Early arrivals can enjoy complimentary welcome sushi while exploring the gallery. The atmosphere features live music and top-tier DJs, with craft drinks and food available for purchase throughout the night. Seattle-based artists are invited to submit work for this show, and the first two pieces from each artist are free to submit and display. Location details are being kept secret, tickets are available, and a sellout is anticipated.

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

Good Times Roll pays homage to The Cars at New Everett Theater, recreating the band’s late 1970s and early 1980s sound and stage presence while revisiting the era when their music was a force on FM radio. The set reflects the legacy of the group’s 2018 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Sharing the stage, Budokan honors Cheap Trick with a show that evokes the band’s early concerts, focusing on songs from their late 1970s studio and live albums. Together, these tributes present a concert dedicated to two defining chapters of rock.

Kick off the Halloween season with lively Thriller dance lessons. Get into a spooky groove while learning the steps and celebrating the start of the festivities.

Ada Social Cafe offers a welcoming yoga session centered on calm breathing, gentle stretching, and a sense of community. Instruction is led by Sankara, a teacher with a 500 hour certification, more than three decades of personal practice, and guidance from yoga masters in India. The class blends traditional techniques with knowledge from Sanskrit and Ayurveda to support a deeply transformative practice. Admission is $15 per person.

Celebrate the right to read freely with a week centered on challenged and banned stories. Select banned books are available at 20% off, and the focus is on how censorship impacts readers and communities. Created by the American Library Association in 1982 following an increase in attempts to challenge books in libraries, schools, and bookstores, this annual observance encourages exploration of diverse voices and open access to ideas.

DZÔ Coffee debuts a pop-up centered on bold brews and the rich traditions of Vietnamese coffee. Arriving early is encouraged to make the most of the experience.

Set in Woodinville wine country, this relaxed drop-in art café invites guests to pick from a menu of creative projects and make something to take home while enjoying wine, tea, or coffee. All materials are provided and cleanup is handled, making it a simple way to connect with a friend, plan a date outing, reset creatively, or craft a handmade gift. Popular choices include painting on wine glasses, decorating pottery, painting candlesticks, making watercolor bookmarks, and exploring oil painting. No prior experience is needed. Indoor and outdoor seating is available, parking is free, and the first drink is complimentary. Reservations are encouraged.

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.

Bring a houseplant to specialist Lisa Schmidt, CPH for issue diagnosis, repotting assistance, and care recommendations. This casual drop-in clinic is offered on the first Sunday of every month.

Settle into a restorative sound bath led by Anna Sundari Knight of Sacred White Rose Healing, intended to bring mind, body, and spirit into harmony while encouraging expanded awareness through sound. Please bring a yoga mat, pillow, and blanket for comfort. The cost is $45, and prepayment to Anna is required by noon the day before. Seats that are not prepaid by the deadline may be offered to other participants. A payment QR code is available on the event flyer.

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.

Friends and Neighbors Brewing hosts a fun, enchanting painting session centered on a whimsical scene featuring a witch, her black cat, and a luminous pumpkin beneath a full moon. It works for families, a creative afternoon with friends, or a relaxing solo escape. Advance registration is required, and each attendee must purchase a spot before arriving to secure registration. Payment is collected at the time of reservation to confirm your seat. No credits or refunds are available.

Readers of LGBTQIA+ literature gather at Mill Creek Library for a welcoming conversation and celebration of queer books. Bring a recent read or a longtime favorite to share and discover recommendations from others. Tea and snacks will be available. Space is limited, and registration is required.

Grand Kyiv Ballet brings Swan Lake to Kirkland Performance Center, telling the story of Odette, a princess placed under a sorcerer's spell that turns her into a swan. Expect graceful choreography, elegant costumes, and the renowned music of Tchaikovsky. Suitable for first-time attendees and seasoned balletgoers.

A classic is reborn as tradition meets technology in this reimagined Swan Lake. For more than a century, Tchaikovsky's score and the ballet's iconic choreography have captivated audiences. Here, graceful movement intertwines with innovative light design, with illuminated costumes responding to each step and turning the stage into a living canvas of shifting color and emotion. Technology is integrated to enhance, not replace, the elegance of classical ballet. Blending heritage with innovation, the production offers a vivid, multi-sensory journey where light, music, and movement come together in striking harmony to invite a fresh encounter with a beloved legend.