Free events in Edmonds, WA

Explore coworking for a day at no cost. Enjoy open workspace, positive energy, and friendly people. Bring a laptop, choose a seat, and make progress on your to do list alongside a supportive community.

A free weekly gathering at a Poulsbo boutique offers space to talk about pregnancy, postpartum life, and beyond with other adults who understand. It is a relaxed, come-as-you-are meet-up where babies are welcome. Nursing pillows are available, tea and coffee can be enjoyed, and pajamas are perfectly fine. Think friendly social club vibes with little ones included and a supportive, no-pressure atmosphere.

This free social crafting meetup welcomes participants to bring a favorite project and spend a couple of hours enjoying creativity and conversation. The focus for this session is heat transfer vinyl, with supplies available to personalize potholders or zipper pouches. Tea, cocoa, cider, and some snacks will be provided, and attendees may bring something to share if they wish. This is the only gathering this month, with meetings taking place on first Fridays throughout the summer.

Music Bingo blends familiar songs, tasty pub fare, cold drinks, and a friendly neighborhood vibe. It suits a casual date, a meet-up with friends, or anyone looking to kick off Friday night with something lighthearted. Instead of numbers, quick clips of well-known tracks are played while your card lists song titles or artists. Mark the ones you recognize and complete a line to win prizes. No special music knowledge is needed. If you can identify a tune, you are set, and the easygoing format keeps it social and fun for everyone.

Back to the Future takes the big screen by the water as part of Sail-In Cinema, the Port of Everett’s free, family friendly series at Boxcar Park. Now in its 11th season and supported by signature sponsor PND Engineers, this sci-fi favorite is shown on a 40 foot inflatable screen and runs 1 hour and 56 minutes. Guests from the Pacific Northwest DeLorean Club are slated to appear for this screening. Arrive early for kids activities and concessions before the film, then settle in after sunset with complimentary popcorn. Bring low-back chairs or picnic blankets, and plan for cool, sometimes windy evening weather by the water. Boaters can come by water to guest docks at the Port of Everett Marina, with moorage available first come or by reservation through DockWA. Limited viewing is possible from North Guest Dock 7, though the clearest sightlines are on the lawn. Screenings may be canceled due to weather, with updates shared on the Port’s website and social media. Sponsors supporting the series include PND Engineers, GeoEngineers, Stoel Rives, KPFF Consulting Engineers, Pacific Topsoils, Coastal Community Bank and Hotel Indigo.

Settle in on the gently sloping Mural Amphitheatre lawn at Seattle Center for a free outdoor screening under the Space Needle, projected on a 40 foot, state of the art screen. The series welcomes audiences of all ages and turns the park into a relaxed, open air movie night. Hamilton takes center stage for this installment, rated PG-13 with a 2 hour and 40 minute runtime. The filmed version of the Broadway sensation, captured at the Richard Rodgers Theater in June 2016, tells the story of Alexander Hamilton through a score that blends hip hop, jazz, R&B, and show tunes, offering an intimate view of the stage production. Each screening begins with a short film created by alumni of the University of Washington Department of Film & Video Production and students at Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University. Short film selections are to be announced. Movies at the Mural is presented by Prime Video, with support from partners Ticketmaster and T-Mobile.

Celebrate Woodinville offers a full day of community fun capped by a lively festival at Wilmot Gateway Park. Enjoy a hearty pancake breakfast hosted by Eastside Fire & Rescue at Fire Station 31, where a free meal is served for the community, cash donations are accepted on site, and games and activities add to the good cheer. Then find a spot along the parade route to take in local spirit, dynamic performances, gymnasts, and vintage cars. Basset hounds are welcome to be part of the parade and can later shine at the Basset Bash in DeYoung Park, featuring playful contests like longest ears and loudest howl. The festival and fair at Wilmot Gateway Park includes a craft beverage garden, a variety of food options, local artists, exhibitor booths, family friendly activities, and a showcase from the Woodinville Car Club. The Woodinville Farmers Market is also part of the festivities, adding fresh finds to a packed day of celebration.

Experience a Naichai.Co chai pop-up that showcases East African hospitality through spiced masala chai, crisp samosas, and a thoughtfully chosen lineup of Swahili breakfast dishes. The setting invites guests to slow down and savor rich flavors, celebrate tradition, and connect with community.

Now in its 19th year, this rock and mineral sale honors 75 years of rockhounding in Edmonds, Washington. Admission is free, and more than 20 dealers will showcase a wide variety of items including rocks, gems, minerals, crystals, fossils, meteorites, cabochons, jewelry, and more.

Join this free, interactive homebuyer class that covers what you should know before buying a home. The session is fast-paced and includes real-life examples and advice from two local industry experts, with a zero-pressure lunch and learn format. You’ll also get a class certificate (valid for 2 years) that can help you qualify for first-time homebuyer loan programs and down payment assistance, and free lunch is provided at the venue.

Join Kirkland Parks for the 2nd Saturday Juanita Bay Causeway Cleanup, an in-person outdoor service event focused on helping spruce up the park and keep the beach area clean. Tools and training are provided, and the event is suitable for a wide range of ages and experience levels. The event runs rain or shine, so come prepared with closed-toe shoes and dress for weather, since there are no restrooms on site.

Heronswood Gardens hosts an annual celebration of hydrangeas that features guided tours of the garden’s extensive collection, complimentary floral exhibits highlighting hydrangeas, hydrangea plants available for purchase, and food and beverages. Entry to the garden requires a ticket, while all festival activities are free to enjoy.

Beacon Arts Street Fairs brings people together to celebrate culture, creativity, and community with live music from local performers, an art market showcasing unique creations, and a garden share where visitors can trade or pick up free plants and seeds. Families can enjoy hands-on art, storytelling, and creative play. Food from local vendors will be available, and community groups will share information and resources. Activities take place around Roberto Maestas Festival Street, the BH Light Rail Plaza, and Plaza Roberto Maestas.

Enjoy a free, informative lunchtime walk along the Perennial Border Demonstration Garden. Lee Borgatta, a WSU Extension Snohomish County Master Gardener and Evergreen Arboretum Board Member, will share favorites from the garden as well as plants that didn’t thrive, and what gardeners can learn from those results. Dress for the weather, and come ready with questions.

A day-long collaboration by SOPASUPA, Duwamish River Fest, and River City Skatepark celebrates South Park and the Duwamish River with free entertainment, art, skateboarding, vendors, a kids zone, lucha libre, and activities highlighting environmental justice.

Boxers & Brews returns to Peace of Mind Brewing for a relaxed gathering celebrating Boxer dogs and the people who love them. Admission is free, families are welcome, and well behaved dogs can tag along. Explore event merchandise, enter prize drawings, and chat with friendly volunteers about their work with Boxer dogs. It is a casual get together for dog and craft beer fans.

Skyway Park comes alive as NIA Fest returns with a free community concert and cultural celebration. Expect live music, a variety of food and local vendors, games, family friendly activities, and many opportunities to connect with neighbors. Centered on culture, purpose, and community, this gathering brings vibrant energy to the heart of Skyway. Admission is free, and donations to support the movement are welcome.

Build practical skills in CPR, AED use, and first aid in an in-person class aligned with American Heart Association training. It is suitable for first-time learners and those refreshing prior knowledge, with a focus on recognizing emergencies and responding confidently. Attendance is free, with optional certification available for a fee. A CPR/AED card costs $50, and a combined CPR/AED and first aid card costs $75, with payment accepted only by exact cash or check. The session takes place at Station 61, and online registration is offered.

Beat the summer heat at a free community ice skating event for Kirkland residents at Sno King Ice Arena Kirkland. Friends and families can enjoy time on the ice along with games and prizes, short performances, and special giveaways. Skaters ages 3 and up are welcome with preregistration, and skate rentals are included.

Settle in with a blanket or lawn chair for a complimentary double feature on a large LED movie screen at Heritage Park. The lineup features Zootopia 2, rated PG, along with Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, rated PG-13.

This informal, non-commercial readers theatre presentation features Festen, adapted for the stage by David Eldridge from the acclaimed Danish film, and is presented with permission from the rights holders. There is no charge to attend. Participants may either listen as audience members or take part in the reading, with parts assigned on site from volunteers. The story follows a family birthday celebration where long buried truths come to light, and it has earned a reputation as one of the most powerful family dramas in recent decades. Please note that the work addresses mature and potentially distressing subjects, including family trauma, abuse, racism, suicide, and addiction, and may not be suitable for everyone. The event takes place at Kitsap Regional Library in Poulsbo.

Enjoy a free summer beach exploration with the Kitsap Beach Naturalists, where participants can discover the animals that share local shores and learn how clean, protected water supports neighborhood wildlife. Naturalists will guide the experience on the beach. Plan to meet on the pier, and note that street parking is available. To be comfortable, wear closed-toe shoes for rocky terrain, bring sun protection, and carry water. WSU Extension programs are open to everyone without discrimination, and those needing disability or special-needs accommodations should contact Anna McClelland at least two weeks before the event.

The Everett Farmers Market is celebrating its 33rd season in the heart of downtown Everett. This longtime market continues its tradition in the city center.

On Sundays, ToDos Bike Garage offers a volunteer-run bike repair co-op where people can work on their bikes with community support. Basic tools are available, and guidance is provided to help you learn maintenance skills while handling tune-ups and flat fixes together. There is no fee to work on your own bike. Some parts are on hand, and you may need to purchase specific items if they are not available. Because opening hours can vary, call or text 323.926.8054 ahead of time to confirm that the garage is open on a given Sunday. For updates, look for @todos_garage on Instagram.

Children and teens ages 1 through 18 can enjoy a free lunch while keeping up with summer reading. Meals must be eaten at the location. No registration is needed, and there is limited seating. Offered in partnership with the Hunger Intervention Program.

Designed for little ones from birth to age five and the adults who care for them, this free program features shared play, creative art-making, story listening, and lively songs. Sessions are offered five days a week at four different locations.

This relaxed, monthly lunchtime meetup at Vibe Coworks in Poulsbo, WA offers complimentary pizza and salad, making it easy to share a meal, catch up, and keep things simple. The format is flexible, so attendees may grab a quick slice between meetings, take lunch to go, or linger and turn it into a full pizza hangout with others. There is no agenda and no pressure. Expect good food, familiar faces, and a simple reason to step away from the desk for a bit. Participants may arrive as they are and stay for whatever amount of time works.

Complimentary tea, coffee, and other refreshments are available as people hang out and talk about mushrooms. It offers a simple, friendly space for conversation focused on this topic.

Dancing 'til Dusk brings an evening of social dancing to Ballard Commons with a complimentary lesson to start things off. No partner is required, and participants may attend solo or with friends or family. After the lesson, live music continues for two hours beneath the open sky. A proper dance floor, string lights, and an upbeat, welcoming atmosphere set the scene. The band is The JerKels, adding a touch of retro Americana. Admission is free, no experience is necessary, and it all takes place outdoors with fun very likely.

Settle in for a relaxed evening of miniature painting and conversation at Around the Table. Admission is free, and the plan is simple... bring your project and paint. Guidance is frequently available, with hobbyists of varying experience levels ready to answer questions and share techniques. If you arrive without materials, the shop offers kits and miniatures for purchase.

American Hammond organist Joe Doria, from Seattle, brings his versatile sound to Sea Monster Lounge in a set that pairs him with top local musicians. His background includes supporting Seattle solo artists and performing with groups such as McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria, with several of these projects touring nationally. There is no cover for this performance, and donations are welcome.

Explore the shoreline with Kitsap Beach Naturalists during a free summer outing that introduces the creatures living along the beach and highlights how people and wildlife depend on clean, protected water in the neighborhood. Wear closed-toe shoes suited for rocky terrain, bring sun protection, and carry water for warm days. North of the ferry dock, two-hour free parking is available in the lower marina lot and in the public park on the landward side of the ferry loading dock. WSU Extension programs are open to all without discrimination, and reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities and special needs are available with at least two weeks of advance notice.

Fresh mushrooms are available at no cost for people in need each Wednesday at the mushroom shop in Everett. To help ensure there is enough for everyone, mark yourself as interested on the event page before coming to pick up. Consider sharing this with someone who could benefit.

Browse seasonal produce, connect with local makers, and enjoy something tasty by the water. The market takes place at Lighthouse Park and goes on in any weather. You will find it toward the far side of the park, situated between the picnic shelters and the train tracks. To get there, follow WA-525 toward Mukilteo until it ends at Front Street, then look to the left for the park. Parking is available within Lighthouse Park for market visitors, and the city charges for parking, so be sure to follow posted signs. Do not use the commuter lot by Diamond Knot or the Boat Launch spaces. Mukilteo residents can obtain a free city parking pass for Lighthouse Park.

Kruckeberg Gardens hosts a free concert featuring The Rallies.

A free summer concert series brings live music to the green near Cinemark with a rotating lineup that spans 80s favorites, Beatles and Journey tributes, a Rolling Stones cover band, 90s hits, Motown classics, and a mix of Top 40 and 70s party tunes. Seating is provided, and personal lawn chairs are welcome. Enjoy the show with food and patio seating from Serious Pie or Stack571, then finish with a sweet treat from Salt & Straw. Free parking is available in The Village’s green garage.

Green Lake Pickleball hosts free sessions designed for newcomers, with designated courts set aside for learning and casual play. Beginners and intermediate players can get guidance from Pickleball Ambassadors who cover basic rules, scoring, and court etiquette. No prior experience is required. Drop in solo or come with friends, and expect a supportive, low-pressure atmosphere. Look for the group at the easternmost courts near the road, marked with orange cones. Activities may be canceled if it rains.

A monthly neighborhood art walk in West Seattle brings together local artists, galleries, and businesses to highlight the community’s creative talent. Explore painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media as you wander between participating venues, meet artists, and experience the neighborhood through a fresh creative lens. Free and open to all, this self-guided outing lets you go at your own pace while enjoying art, culture, and local flavor.

Dancing 'til Dusk invites everyone to step onto a real dance floor and turn two left feet into celebration. The evening begins with a welcoming dance lesson that is completely free, and no partner is required. Friends, dates, family members, or solo dancers are all encouraged. After the lesson, the momentum continues with a two hour stretch of live music beneath the open sky. Expect glowing lights, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of feel good energy. This edition features DJ Rebecca and Lia with West Coast Swing. It is free, outdoors, beginner friendly, and open to all vibes, with fun very likely. Come for the steps, stay for the sounds, and dance like nobody is streaming it.

Nite Wave Live performs at Volunteer Park Amphitheater with The AbbaGraphs. Enjoy live music from both acts, and admission is free.

Artists at the Center hosts a free listening party with hi hi hi at the Mural Amphitheatre. Based in Seattle, this genre-mixing indie rock trio formed in 2023 out of late-night karaoke and friendships rooted in the International District. Their sound moves across eras and styles, drawing on 1960s surf rock, riot grrrl, 90s alternative, and more. The band features Le-Vy Nguyen on guitar and vocals, Jon Chu on bass and vocals, and Shaun Mejia on drums. Artists at the Center is a multi-year partnership between the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Seattle Center, supported by the Uptown Arts & Culture Coalition and nearby communities, and made possible through a decade-long grant from Climate Pledge Arena and the Seattle Kraken. The program showcases both emerging and established talent, creating performance opportunities that connect artists with new audiences. Visitors can encounter pop-up performances throughout the year, and artist selection emphasizes equity and social justice across disciplines that include music, dance, theater, demonstrations, and multidisciplinary work.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of cinema at Lynndale Park in Lynnwood with a free outdoor screening set at the ballpark. Attendees can bring a cozy blanket or favorite chair, pack a picnic, or pick up snacks at the on-site snack shack. It is a welcoming outing for families and friends, perfect for settling in under the open sky.