Family events in Burien, WA

Pacific Cascade Mustang Club hosts the 39th Annual Mustang Roundup & All Ford Show at the accesso ShoWare Center. The gathering welcomes all Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury-powered vehicles, and show proceeds benefit Maple Valley Food Bank. Expect raffle prizes, a 50/50 raffle, food, music, vendors, and participant judging with awards across more than 50 classes. Judging is conducted by participants, and the host club does not vote. For participants, day-of-show registration is $30 cash only, and there is no ATM on-site. Goody bags are available for the first 250 cars through the gate, and registered participants who turn in their show ballot receive a dash plaque. The show is free for spectators, and registration is open. Classes span highly modified Mustangs from multiple eras, classic body styles and special editions such as Shelby, Roush, Saleen, McLaren, Bullitt, and Mach 1, as well as Thunderbird models, classic Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury entries, compact and modern models, street rods, special interest vehicles including AC Cobra, trucks of all years, Mach E, Bronco and SUVs, Ford Galaxie, Fairlane and Meteor, Falcon and Comet, Mercury Cougar, a youth class, and emergency vehicles.

My Gym Kent hosts drop-off summer camp sessions filled with active play and creative fun. Each day blends fitness-focused games, beginner-friendly gymnastics, ninja-style obstacle challenges, and a themed craft, and activities rotate so every session offers something new. Children 2.5 to 10.5 years old who are potty trained and comfortable separating from parents are welcome, and membership is not required. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is needed. Themes rotate through the season, with days inspired by Pokémon, Toy Story, Outer Space, Minions Mayhem, Super Mario Bros, Bugs and Butterflies, Superheroes, K-Pop Demon Hunters, Everything Disney, and Gymnastics and Ninja Training. Attend a single day at $55 or purchase multiple days together for a discount, and days can be mixed across weeks to fit different schedules. Pack a small peanut-free snack and a labeled water bottle for each child. My Gym grip socks are required for all participants and are available through an online account for $3.50 per pair plus tax. All camp day purchases are final and cannot be refunded or transferred.

Closing out the Mostly Music in the Park summer series, this concert at the Mercer Island Community & Events Center features Diamond Star Halo, a tribute to 70s glam rock that faithfully recreates hits by David Bowie, Queen, Elton John, KISS, and more, along with a few memorable one hit wonders. Expect platform shoes, bell bottoms, and feather boas that bring the decade to life.

Wyewood Champions offers a full day of martial pursuits hosted by the Barony of Wyewood. The lineup features heavy combat, archery, rapier, and thrown weapons, with a lunch option that highlights fried chicken. Site fees are $25 for adult non-members, ages 17 and under are free, and members receive a $10 discount. Lunch is available for $10 per person. The menu includes fried chicken that is gluten free, soy free, dairy free, peanut free, and pork free, mashed potatoes that contain dairy, a Caesar salad with dressing that may include fish, dairy, eggs, and soy, and rolls that contain wheat and dairy. Those competing for baronial championships must be authorized in their discipline, be current SCA members during the tournament and their tenure, be willing to swear an oath of service or fealty to the Barony of Wyewood, and not hold the same championship for another branch unless they are within 60 days of retiring from that role. Champions may wear appropriate baronial regalia, sit at High Table at Wyewood feasts, advise the Baronial Coronet on matters of peace and war, provide ceremonial support during processions and court, attend baronial events, promote their activity within the branch and beyond, defend the branch in their field, assist with coordinating the tournament to choose a successor, attend that tournament and the successor’s investiture, and care for and return the regalia to be passed on. This event is organized by the Barony of Wyewood, a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc., and is considered the group’s official presence. If differences arise between electronic information and the printed version from the originating office, the printed version prevails. Participants are expected to uphold the SCA Core Value, act with courtesy, honor, chivalry, and respect, comply with SCA policy and modern law, and observe the Society’s prohibition on harassment, bullying, and hate speech. In-person participation carries inherent health risks, including potential exposure to infectious diseases, and individuals agree to take any additional precautions they deem necessary for themselves and those in their care.