Family events in Everett, WA

Kids can dive into building with LEGO bricks by tackling design challenges or dreaming up their own creations. This program is intended for ages 6 to 12, and an adult should accompany participants. DUPLO bricks will be available for younger builders ages 3 to 6.

Watch the Vancouver Canadians take on the Everett AquaSox at Funko Field in Everett, Washington. This minor league matchup brings you close to up-and-coming players in an intimate, lively ballpark, with a fast pace on the field and the unpredictability that keeps every inning full of possibility. Settle in for a full evening at the park.

Back to the Future (PG) hits a towering 40 foot inflatable screen at Boxcar Park as part of Sail-In Cinema, a long-running waterfront movie series presented by the Port of Everett with signature sponsor PND Engineers. Family activities and concessions open an hour before the film, and the feature begins after sunset. Arrive early to settle in on the lawn and enjoy free popcorn. Bring low profile chairs and picnic blankets for comfort. Evenings by the water can be cool and breezy, so dressing in layers is a good idea. Special guests from the Pacific Northwest DeLorean Club are slated to appear for this screening. Boaters can come by water and use guest moorage at the Port of Everett Marina on a first come, first served basis or by reservation through DockWA. There is limited visibility from North Guest Dock 7, and the best view is from the park. In the event of poor weather, the movie may be canceled.

Watch a movie under the open sky as the Outdoor Movies in the Park series brings films to the great outdoors for five Fridays in a row. Screenings kick off at dusk at Jennings Memorial Park by the Lions Pavilion. This showing features The SpongeBob Movie, rated PG, with a runtime of 88 minutes. Arrive early to secure a spot and enjoy the pre-show fun. Sponsors include Kendall Subaru of Marysville and the Grove Church.

All-breed obedience and rally trials take place at Country Classic Kennels in Arlington, WA. All judging is held indoors, with Linda Hause and Donna Meade officiating. A premium list is available with complete details and entry information. Entries remain open until any entry limit is reached.

Spend a full day at the Emerald City Card Show in Everett with plenty of places to buy, sell, trade, and connect. There will be a large lineup of vendor tables featuring trading cards and related collectibles, with categories including Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, sports cards, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, sealed products, accessories, and more. It’s a family-friendly event built by collectors for collectors.

Watch the Vancouver Canadians face the Everett AquaSox at Funko Field in Everett, Washington. This Northwest minor league matchup showcases emerging prospects and the energy of a local rivalry, all in an intimate ballpark that keeps spectators close to the action.

Rustic Cork at the Port presents a lively brunch featuring live music, mimosa flights, and other treats. It is open to all ages, and the patio welcomes dogs. Look for a rotating mix of local performers across different genres, with a detailed lineup to be announced. Main level seating is first come, first served. The upstairs Barrel Room accepts reservations up to two weeks in advance, and large groups can reserve online. The menu will be revealed soon, with returning favorites like avocado toast, brunch boards, mimosa flights, and more.

This summer program reimagines traditional youth camps as interactive workshops open to participants from age 5 through adults. The emphasis is on building skills at any level, whether refining what is already known or reaching for new goals, supported by a lineup of special guests who lead clinics and demonstrations. Space is limited, and each week runs Monday through Friday with a potluck barbecue and a fun play date on Friday, offering plenty of time with a favorite horse throughout the week.

Play and Learn offers a free, interactive experience for children from birth to age five with their parents or caregivers. Activities include shared play, creating art, listening to stories, and singing together. Sessions take place five days a week at four locations.

Rainbow Castle Quest camp invites kids into a magical kingdom where they take on playful quests to restore the rainbow’s colors and bring back the castle’s sparkle. As they complete challenges, participants work toward Citizen Kid of the Kingdom patches that recognize their progress. This is a drop-off program. Please bring a nut free snack and water.