Events in Everett today

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.

Saints of Damnation hosts an annual poker run fundraiser starting at Sound Harley in Marysville. Registration is followed by KSU. All proceeds support downed riders and others in their time of need.

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.

This is a stress free gathering focused on support and connection.

Step into a layered, participatory Lion's Gate ceremony centered on profound release and activation. Designed as an immersive, high-vibration experience, it goes beyond a typical sound bath by working with two renowned tektites to take transformation deeper. Moldavite, formed by a meteorite impact millions of years ago, is associated with rapid, catalytic change that disrupts persistent patterns. Libyan desert glass, found in the Sahara, carries a bright, solar quality that restores clarity, power, and radiance. In combination during the Lion's Gate, their synergy is considered rare and powerfully amplified. The journey begins by placing the stones on the body and settling into a guided shamanic experience to meet and release what is ready to move. A sound bath follows to help the body process what arises, acknowledging that real change is not only mental. Intentional integration time closes the container so participants can reflect and ground. Mats, pillows, and blankets are provided. Plan to arrive early, as late entry is not permitted. Ticket options accommodate those who already have one or both stones or prefer to have them included. Each participant will need a piece of moldavite and a piece of Libyan desert glass to take part, either brought personally or obtained through a ticket option.

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.

This Shamanic Wisdom Gathering with Anna Sundari Knight of Sacred White Rose Healing centers on sacred drumming to help participants connect with their inner rhythm and set intentions. The experience includes a shamanic journey that encourages moving beyond the everyday to receive healing insight and guidance from spirit and ancestors. The cost is $45, payable in cash on the day of the event. Participants are encouraged to bring a journal, crystals, a water bottle, and a drum or rattle if available. Extra drums and rattles will be provided.

At The Bayside Cafe, a multi-genre lineup features Heat of RXN, Modern Day Mary, Quilli Fin, and B is False. Heat of RXN formed in 2016 in Bellingham when college roommates Julio X and Houston Adams started the project. The group released its first full-length, Hypnotika, in 2022, then Enthalpy in 2023, which includes the track Las Casas Silenciousas, meaning The Silent Houses, with inspiration from bands such as Molchat Doma and Joy Division. As of 2024, their sound draws on new wave, dark wave, 90s techno, and post-punk. Modern Day Mary performs punk. Quilli Fin brings electronic synthwave from Seattle. B is False performs indie and alternative. Open to all ages, with a bar available for those with valid ID. Tickets are $10 online and $15 at the door.

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.

Presented by the Washington Blues Society, this blues performance in the Kings Room at APEX Everett features John Primer, Steve Bell, and The Real Deal Blues Band with Brady Kish and David Hudson.

Start from scratch in this Level 1 basic skills course designed for complete beginners. Over six hours, you will learn motorcycle controls and fundamental riding techniques in a calm, supportive off road setting. DBST, LLC limits class size for more individual guidance, and a motorcycle can be supplied if you do not have one. The training focuses on safe operation and builds a foundation to continue to the next level. Pricing is $365 with a school-provided bike or $215 if you bring your own.

This Level 2 skill builder is designed for active dirt riders and for those who ride street, dual sport, or adventure bikes. Over six hours, structured drills teach practical off road techniques that prepare you for varied conditions. You will work on balance and control while navigating challenges like sand, rocks, hills, logs, and ruts. Pricing options include $435 with a provided bike or $285 when bringing your own.

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.

Now in its 33rd season, the Everett Farmers Market takes place in the heart of Downtown Everett and is open on Sundays.

This monthly tarot workshop is led by Bonnie O. The fee is $25, payable in cash at the event. Advance registration is recommended so you can be notified in case of cancellation.

This immersive workshop centers on connection, healing, and creative expression. It opens with a sacred pipe ceremony that sets intentions, followed by a guided shamanic journey to deepen the relationship with the rattle and drum participants will create. Hands-on sessions focus on crafting traditional rattles and drums, inviting personal meaning and purpose into each instrument. The experience concludes with a soothing sound bath that supports integration, rest, and reflection. All necessary materials are included, with a broad selection available and optional extras for purchase in the shop. Participants are welcome to bring meaningful items to incorporate into their rattle or drum. Ali will reach out in advance to confirm hide preferences. A lunch break is included, and food is not provided. Attendees may bring something to refrigerate and warm during the break or choose from nearby options.

Connect with recovery-minded people at a roommate meet and mingle centered on securing permanent housing. Hosted in partnership with Everett Recovery Café and ODAT Services, this gathering welcomes individuals who are ready to move from transitional living into stable, long-term homes. Enjoy food and take part in raffles for support such as rent assistance, gift cards, and sports tickets. Discussion will cover practical pathways to permanent housing, strategies for managing the rising cost of living in Snohomish County, and how transitioning into long-term housing can help open beds for others who need recovery housing. Expect a welcoming space to network with peers who share a commitment to recovery and stability. Registration is requested.

A jazz jam presented under the name Butter Notes.

A weekly two strike pinball tournament with a $3 entry per player. Participants may purchase a third strike for $2. First place takes the entire cash pool, and with 10 players an additional $20 is added to the prize pot.

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.

Enjoy playing mushroom themed board games. It is BYOB, so bring your own beverages.

Prime rib dinners are served every Monday and are available until sold out.

Head to Everett Poetry Night for a spoken-word evening featuring an open mic plus a featured reading by poet Scott Ferry. The event includes time to arrive, order, mingle, and sign up, followed by the open mic, then the featured poet segment. Afterward, there will be time to purchase books and chat with the poets. It’s held every Monday at Sisters Restaurant in the Everett Public Market.

A night just for ladies offers special-priced drinks, a trivia game for five dollars, and a featured dinner deal. The auxiliary is also working to add Bunko on alternating weeks.

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.

Enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and other refreshments while chatting with others about mushrooms.

On Wednesdays, enjoy a relaxed, all day opportunity to knit or crochet during regular business hours. Bring a project, purchase a crepe and a drink, and receive $1 off your order while you stitch.

A mushroom shop in Everett is offering fresh mushrooms at no cost for those in need. To help make sure there is enough for everyone, mark 'Interested' on the event page so quantities can be planned. Consider sharing this with a friend who may benefit.

Hosted by Spark Creatives, Mia's Handwovens, and Artisans Books & Coffee, this Creative Community night is open to everyone, from seasoned makers to those who do not think of themselves as creative. It focuses on building a diverse, supportive network in the Everett area and offering a welcoming third space for connection. Bring a work in progress, an idea to workshop with others, or a board game for a relaxed get-together, or simply arrive as you are. Free collage materials will be available, and Artisans Books & Coffee also offers a selection of supplies if you want to explore a different project.

Thirsty Thursday Trivia Night offers a weekly challenge with picture rounds, audio questions, list questions, and more. Categories and eras change each week, creating a new mix of topics every time.

Kings Hall welcomes Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys as The Brotherhood Tour arrives for an evening of rock, blues, and Latin-infused sounds. Los Lobos, Grammy winners from East L.A., blend rock, blues, Tex-Mex, and Mexican traditions and are known for favorites like La Bamba and Come On, Let’s Go, along with a far-reaching catalog that has shaped countless artists. Los Lonely Boys bring their Texican rock and roll with smooth harmonies, soulful vocals, and blues-rich guitar work, the approach that lifted Heaven to national prominence. Together they deliver a roots-focused, guitar-forward concert that bridges cultures, styles, and eras with tight musicianship and a warm, high-energy connection with the audience.

Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys are coming to town for a live show at APEX Everett. The performance starts in the evening, so plan to arrive ahead of time to get settled.

Enjoy a social dance party with live music where everyone is welcome. Todd’s Dance Band provides the regular soundtrack, and guest musician Rick Cooper appears at select gatherings. Entry is $10. You do not need to bring a partner and no prior dance experience is necessary. Complimentary coffee, water, and snacks are provided, and free parking is available in the lot across the street. Watch for special celebrations with themes as holidays approach.

Week 7 of Music at the Marina spotlights Victims of Love, an Eagles tribute that brings the band’s signature harmonies and beloved songs to the Everett waterfront. The music unfolds in an outdoor setting at Port Gardner Landing at the Port of Everett, with local food trucks and a beer garden available to round out the experience. An official after party takes place at Independent Beer Bar, presented by Late Shift Everett. Sponsors include Presenting Sponsor Kaiser Permanente, Toyota of Western Washington, Tito’s Vodka, APEX Everett, Banner Bank, Dicks Drive-In, Visit Everett, Port of Everett, Buds Garage, Century Pacific, Ziply Fiber, Coastal Community Bank, and Lombardis.

Join us for Week 7 of Music at the Marina with Victims of Love, an Eagles tribute. Enjoy classic rock favorites and harmonies on the Everett waterfront. Food trucks and the beer garden open at 5:00 PM, music runs from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, and the lights out time is 9:00 PM.

This friendly gathering centers on playing games and connecting with others. Participants of all skill levels are welcome, from brand new players to grandmasters.

Play bingo with cards priced at two for a dollar, plus a blackout game for one dollar. Toasted subs will be available while you play.