Events in Kent today

Bring paper and pen or a laptop to spend time responding to writing prompts in a relaxed, drop-in setting. This group meets weekly on Tuesdays, and registration is not required.

Returning to Piazza Park, the Renton Farmers Market brings together local growers, fresh food, and friendly faces. More than 70 vendors offer Washington-grown fruits and vegetables, honey, meats, cheeses, fresh baked treats, flower bouquets, and handmade crafts. Families can enjoy kids activities and live music, along with a variety of ready-to-eat meals that make dinner easy. Admission is free and the market goes on rain or shine. Free, convenient parking is available one block away at City Center Garage.

Settle into a weekly gentle yoga class that encourages a slower pace, reconnection, and intentional movement. Each session blends centering breath exercises, gentle movement, and poses adapted to the group, with attention to alignment, ease, and the therapeutic qualities of every posture. The practice is designed to help you feel centered, energized, and at peace. On the first Tuesday of each month, the format becomes a full Yoga Nidra session, a deeply restorative guided meditation practiced while lying in Savasana. Yoga Nidra promotes integration, lowers stress hormone levels, and guides the body into deep rest and healing. The cost is around $15 per class, and class passes are available at 10 percent off. To reserve a spot, contact Northwest Wellness at (253) 927-0660.

Put your knowledge to the test at a live-hosted trivia game at Dave & Buster's in Auburn, WA. Expect a competitive format with a wide range of topics such as pop culture, sports, history, and science, plus image and music rounds. Use your phone to submit answers, earn points, and watch the leaderboard update throughout the game. Form a team of up to six players and work together for a chance at Power Card prizes. It is free to play and welcomes both seasoned trivia fans and groups looking for a fun night out.

Participants assemble sack lunches to benefit Ray of Hope and the Auburn Food Bank. This hands-on effort takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each month.

Collaborate and learn with the Digital Commons in a welcoming drop in setting that connects participants to free resources with friendly support. Bring a device if you have one, or simply come with questions. Focus areas include building English and digital skills, strengthening financial literacy, and developing job skills. Guidance is available to help you find the right tools to get started. Hardware assistance is not available. This is a drop in program and no registration is required.

Firestarter Bar and Grill hosts MUSINGO, a lively sing along twist on bingo presented by Feel Good Productions in partnership with SINGO. Instead of letters and numbers, rounds feature catchy snippets of familiar songs that get the crowd singing and involved. It is a weekly event suited to celebrations like birthdays, wedding parties, date nights and more. Participation is free. Printed bingo cards and daubers are provided, and players can also play on a phone or tablet. Prizes are available. Hosted by DJ SnakPak.

Museum curator Hilary and director Rachael, "counter-culturalistas", lead an exploration of the music, fashion, and stories behind the Museum’s BOHO exhibit. The program asks whether the late 60s and 70s were truly defined by hippies, rock and roll, and the call to "turn on, tune in, drop out", or if popular memory has been shaped by the pull of its subcultures. Admission is $10 per person, or $5 with a local student ID. This program is for ages 13 and up.

Godsmack, Stone Temple Pilots, and Dorothy share the stage at White River Amphitheatre in Auburn, Washington. This rock concert features all three acts on the same bill for a single show.

Godsmack, Stone Temple Pilots, and Dorothy come together for a live concert at White River Amphitheatre.

Stone Temple Pilots bring their tour to Auburn as White River Amphitheatre fills with a large crowd and unmistakable Pacific Northwest energy. The venue’s expansive scale elevates each chorus and magnifies the live sound. Songs like Vasoline and Plush hit with power, and the band’s nuanced dynamics keep the performance crisp and absorbing. Auburn stands out as a notable highlight of the fall run.

Step up to the mic at Bourbon Jack's for a lively karaoke night in a honkytonk atmosphere. Miss Tiffany keeps the music rolling with popular hits while the bar pours the drinks, and the stage is open to everyone, from experienced singers to first-timers. Expect upbeat energy, plenty of sing-along moments, and a welcoming stage that turns performances into lasting memories.

Improve your English through conversation alongside other learners, supported by trained helpers. Everyone is welcome, regardless of skill level. No advance signup is needed.

Access free resources with welcoming guidance in an informal, drop-in setting. Bring a device if you like, or come with questions. You can choose what you want to work on, and friendly support will help you find the right tools to get started. Topics include English skills, digital skills, financial literacy, and job skills. Hardware assistance is not provided. No registration required.

Light and dance come together in a luminous retelling of Sleeping Beauty, where glowing costumes turn every step and spin into a radiant display. Guided by classical technique and enhanced with modern technology, the story unfolds through expressive choreography performed by six talented local dancers. Presented at Lindbergh Theatre, the event welcomes ages 5 and up, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible. Seating is first come, first served within each zone, so arriving early is recommended. Multiple dates and times are available.

Set in the Pacific Northwest, the World Parrot Expo is the region’s largest event devoted to parrots and doubles as Flight Club Foundation’s biggest fundraiser of the year. Admission for the general public is free, and families can discover more than 50 live animals from around the world with plenty of opportunities to learn. The experience spans two floors featuring educational offerings from brands, knowledgeable experts, and, of course, lots of live parrots. A fundraising deep dive with speaker sessions is also available, and registration for those talks is fully tax deductible, supporting parrots in human care and global parrot resources. Registration is offered in early bird, regular, and late tiers, and the same options are open to sponsors and exhibitors. Earlier commitments unlock added benefits for sponsor and exhibitor partners. Spix Macaw level sponsors who contribute 2,000 dollars or more are listed on posters and can host a featured area such as the Parrots of the World aviary.

The evening offers great food, friendly company, and plenty of fun, with Bender from 95.7 The Jet co-hosting alongside auctioneer Tim Leahy. Some of the sanctuary’s most social, mobile animals will be there for meet-and-greets. All proceeds will directly benefit the animals, covering essentials such as nutrition, shelter, safety, and daily care. More details will be shared as plans are updated, and tickets are not yet available. To donate items or experiences, or to inquire about sponsorship, contact info@stevensanimalsanctuary.org.

This beginner-friendly class introduces the Tarot and how to read it in a clear, approachable way. Topics include the system behind the cards, the lower Arcana with its four suits and their court cards, the Journey of the Fool in the higher Arcana, how to craft effective questions and whom to address them to, approaches to time-related questions, several card layouts, a sample reading by a professional, and practical steps to begin your own study. The session is theory-based and no one will be asked to perform a reading. There are no prerequisites. Tuition is $50. Enrollment is limited to nine participants. A spot is secured with a cash payment made at Aura Song Gifts, and that payment is nonrefundable. If plans change, contact Aura Song Gifts at least 10 days in advance to transfer to a different class. Transfers are not available within 10 days of the class, though you may give your place to another person. The organizers may cancel if fewer than three people enroll or due to emergency circumstances, and in that situation you can choose a refund or a transfer to another class. Suggestions for additional topics can be sent to theinnergoddess@yahoo.com. Those interested in teaching can rent the classroom, and private classes for groups of three or more are available upon request.

This recurring orientation for volunteers takes place on the second Tuesday and the fourth Wednesday of each month. Additional volunteer information is available.

Game days continue at Legacy Square with a watch party for the Seattle Seahawks facing the Washington Commanders. A pregame period features the futsal court open, yard games, and food and beverage options. The matchup will be screened and will wrap up with closing announcements. Admission is free. Guests are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket for seating. Smoking and vaping are not permitted, outside alcohol is not allowed, and tents are not permitted. Free 10-hour parking is available at the City Center Parking Garage.

Set aside ninety minutes devoted entirely to you with a soulful session focused on tapping into inner strength and calm. The experience features a full guided meditation led by instructor Tawanna, followed by mimosas to keep the relaxed energy flowing. A yoga mat is required. For added comfort, participants may bring a blanket or shawl for warmth, yoga blocks for support, and a pillow.