This weekend in Lynnwood, WA

Hosted at Alderwood Community Church in Lynnwood, this event encourages attendees to bring a water bottle and arrive with a cheerful attitude.

Enjoy a welcoming schooling show with options for a wide range of riders. The schedule features flat classes in both English and Western, along with Saddle Seat and Ranch Riding. Riders can take on trail obstacles, and schooling over fences will be offered in Ring 2. It provides a low pressure way to explore new disciplines and put lesson time to work in the ring, whether you are new to showing, curious about trail, or just starting to jump. Ribbons will be awarded through eighth place. Division champions are based on the high point horse and rider pair and will receive a prize. Entry uses a token system. Purchase one $15 token for each class you plan to ride and give the token to the gate attendant when you enter. Advance entry is encouraged through the Ring Radar system. Fees include an office fee of $30 for advance entries or $40 for post entries, an LWSC nonmember fee of $40, tokens at $15 each, or a $130 all day pass. Members must be listed or provide proof of membership payment. Walk up registration is welcome. Day stalls are available for $25 when requested during online entry. For Friday night stabling, make arrangements ahead of time with the show manager.

The Lime & Who’s 19th Hole Invitational returns to the Golf Course at Redmond Ridge with a charity tournament focused on community and fun. The event features an 18-hole scramble with a shotgun start, plus cold drinks, raffles, on-course games, and a post-round party. It benefits Ronald McDonald House Charities and BACA (Bikers Against Child Abuse). Expect the return of the lighthearted heckling hole that keeps the laughs coming between shots. Designed for both serious golfers and those simply out for a good time, it brings people together around a shared goal of giving back. Information about sponsoring a hole, donating raffle or auction items, volunteering, and registering a team will be announced.

Live music will be part of the scene at the Woodinville Farmers Market, continuing in any weather whenever the market is open. Browse the vendors, connect with the community, and pick up a snack or coffee. Settle in and listen for a while as the market activity carries on around you.

Clear out bulky foam clutter by bringing clean Styrofoam to a free collection in the west lot at McCollum Park, next to the former swimming pool area. Snohomish County WSU Sustainable Community Stewards will be on site to receive materials, and the Marysville Food Bank will transport everything to Styro Recycle in Kent. The collection window is brief and truck space is limited, so service will end once the vehicle is full, and materials will not be accepted before the official start time. Items must be clean, dry, and free of tape and labels. Acceptable materials include Styrofoam takeout containers and food trays, bagged packing peanuts that are not the biodegradable kind, bubble wrap, LPDE #4 foam, block packaging, coolers, sheets, and pink, blue, or gray XPS foam insulation. Not accepted are spray-in foam, Insta-Pak foams including gray versions, foil-lined foam, and hot tub covers. Food or monetary donations to the Marysville Food Bank are encouraged. Support comes from Snohomish County Solid Waste. For questions, contact coordinator Kellee Byard at kellee.byard@wsu.edu or 425-357-6027.

Explore painting underwater animals in a one-day workshop led by Joyful. Create a harbor seal or another marine creature gliding through kelp using a limited palette of red, yellow, and blues. Learn how oil paint behaves, how to build a piece in layers, and how a restrained color selection can produce rich, cohesive results. If you prefer acrylics, that works too. Expect demonstrations, individualized guidance, and a supportive atmosphere. Open to all experience levels, including beginners. Cost is $200.

Discover the basics of Latin dance in a welcoming session led by SilverKite® Teaching Artist Rachel Rene Araucto. Practice foundational steps from Cumbia, Merengue, and Cha Cha with clear instruction for beginners. Try the movements on your own or with a partner, and choose seated adaptations if that is more comfortable. The focus is on simple, accessible moves that help participants build confidence while getting active.

Enjoy a weekly line dance class at The Hayloft Dance Hall in a friendly, high-energy setting. Everyone is welcome, from first-timers to long-time dancers. No advance sign-up is needed, just arrive ready to dance.

Celebrate summertime at a full night of line dancing, an evening devoted entirely to line dance steps from beginning to end.

The Super Tonix bring a mix of new wave and power pop to Salish Sea Brewing Co. Boathouse Taproom. Drinks and food are available on the patio to enjoy alongside the music.

Settle in with drinks from the bar and hot food available. The venue opens ahead of time, so arriving early gives you a chance to relax and enjoy the lovely setting.

This monthly session offers dedicated time to focus on works in progress. It features a supportive, accountability-focused environment that uses body doubling to help tackle the fiddly tasks and move a project to done. Light refreshments and snacks are provided. Completing a project during the session earns a gold star. Admission is pay what you can.