Events in Marysville, WA

KickStart Morning Mingle is a relaxed morning meetup where innovators connect, exchange ideas, and set a positive tone for the month ahead. Participants from the Everett community come together to network, learn from one another, and grow their professional circles. It is a welcoming first meeting for new members who want to become familiar with the chamber. Coffee and pastries are provided, donated by Courtyard by Marriott, at Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Everett Downtown.

Mark America 250 with a refined, immersive tea at the Marysville Historical Society Museum. Enjoy a tea service with light refreshments while exploring exhibits that trace women's stories across American history, alongside artifacts and traditions that helped shape both Marysville and the nation. Expect easy conversation in a welcoming setting, thoughtfully curated displays, and a salute to 250 years of resilience, creativity, and community spirit. Presented by Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation, Marysville Historical Society, and Soroptimist. Tickets are $20 per person.

This all-ages show features a spaghetti sauce cook off with a $10 suggested donation at the door. Cooks can prepare their sauce in advance and bring it in a crock pot for a blind tasting open to anyone who wants to sample. Crock pots will be concealed so the creators remain anonymous. The cook off has a $5 entry fee, and prizes will be awarded to the top three entries.

At Embodied Family Wellness, this free Red Tent Gathering centers on rest, reflection, and connection. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillows, or anything else that helps them feel comfortable. The gathering offers reiki-infused guided meditation, Embodied Alchemy, conversations about connecting with bleeds, and space to share stories and be together as women in a safe, sacred setting.

Fans of New Wave and the classic club scene come together at Kings Hall in APEX Everett for an 80s-focused dance night that revives the spirit of Skoochie’s. DJ Evan Blackstone, DJ Jon Lemmon, and DJ VJ Scruff provide the soundtrack with throwback sets that keep the floor moving. Tickets and table reservations are available while supplies last.

The Super Tonix bring a vibrant set to MadisonPub Everett, built on 80s new wave, power pop, and other eclectic favorites, keeping the energy lively throughout the show.

Rustic Cork at the Port hosts a weekly brunch with live music, featuring mimosa flights, avocado toast, and more. All ages are welcome, and the patio is dog friendly. A variety of local artists and genres are showcased, and there is no cover charge. AP Collective is on the lineup. The menu is available on the venue’s website.

A friendly chess meetup focused on casual play and conversation with fellow enthusiasts. The gathering welcomes players of every level, from complete beginners to seasoned grandmasters.

Calcifer Glass is part of the Everett farmers market in 2026. The event features their participation within the market setting.

This weekly two strike pinball tournament welcomes players at $3 per person. Participants may purchase a third strike for $2. First place wins the entire cash pot, and with 10 players there is a $20 pot splash.

Cocoon House marks 35 years of serving young people experiencing homelessness or housing instability with its flagship auction gala at Tulalip Resort Casino. The program features meaningful stories, lively bidding, and delicious food, all focused on raising funds so no young person has to navigate homelessness alone. This year also includes online bidding for a convenient, paperless way to take part. Ticket options include early bird and standard tiers, available per person or for a table of ten, with prices of $150 or $200 per guest and $1,500 or $2,000 per table depending on the tier.

This monthly women’s circle is part of a yearlong journey exploring goddess archetypes, with this gathering devoted to Hecate. Through ritual, embodiment, meditation, and community connection, participants work with the shadow, reflect on choices at life’s crossroads, and strengthen intuitive wisdom. Each circle stands on its own while also contributing to a deeper path of remembrance, reclamation, and feminine healing. Attendees receive a carefully prepared workbook focused on the goddess of the month and a special altar item to support practice at home. You can drop in for a single circle or commit to the full year with a membership option. Hosted at Awaken Yourself.

Now in its second year, this community event features free admission. Play a variety of board games and tabletop roleplaying games with other attendees, and browse offerings from on-site vendors.

Take part in a 5K that fuels the Community Energy Fund, providing crucial help to Snohomish County and Camano Island families facing difficulty paying utility bills. Run, walk, or simply stop by to be part of the effort. Chat with sponsors to learn how they strengthen the community, and watch live demonstrations from the Snohomish PUD Water Utility. Connect with neighbors while contributing to a cause that helps keep households warm, safe, and supported. A virtual race option is available so you can participate from anywhere.

The Haunted Fairy Market brings a whimsical shopping and community experience filled with witchy finds and enchanting touches. Browse rocks and gems, handmade jewelry, soaps and candles, original art, homemade goods, apparel, and plants, along with food options and sweet treats. Beyond the marketplace, explore healing and spiritual offerings that include Reiki and other energy work, sessions with mediums, aura photography, tarot and astrology insights, and psychic readings. Classes, rituals, and interactive activities for both adults and kids run throughout the day. Admission is free, hourly giveaways keep the excitement going, and parking is validated at the event. For vendor inquiries, the sole official contact is themetaphysicalmarket@gmail.com, and vendors are advised to watch for scams.

Stab and Gab brings fiber artists together for a monthly meetup co-hosted by Artisans Books and Coffee. Bring a project to work on, connect with other crafters, and enjoy a relaxed setting at Artisans. All fiber disciplines are welcome, from knitting and sewing to spinning, needle felting, and crochet. There is no cost to participate, and supporting the cafe by ordering a snack or warm drink is encouraged.

Samantha Fish brings high-energy guitar work and bold songwriting to Kings Hall at APEX Everett, performing with The Zac Schulze Gang. Recognized for emotionally charged concerts, she channels that intensity on stage. Her album Paper Doll, a collection of nine defiant tracks, earned her a second GRAMMY nomination, and the live release Paper Doll Live captures the raw power of her performances.

Good Times Roll pays homage to The Cars at New Everett Theater, recreating the band’s late 1970s and early 1980s sound and stage presence while revisiting the era when their music was a force on FM radio. The set reflects the legacy of the group’s 2018 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Sharing the stage, Budokan honors Cheap Trick with a show that evokes the band’s early concerts, focusing on songs from their late 1970s studio and live albums. Together, these tributes present a concert dedicated to two defining chapters of rock.

Celebrate the right to read freely with a week centered on challenged and banned stories. Select banned books are available at 20% off, and the focus is on how censorship impacts readers and communities. Created by the American Library Association in 1982 following an increase in attempts to challenge books in libraries, schools, and bookstores, this annual observance encourages exploration of diverse voices and open access to ideas.

Readers of queer literature gather at Mill Creek Library for a welcoming conversation and celebration of LGBTQIA+ stories. Participants are encouraged to bring a recent read or longtime favorite to share and discover new recommendations from others. Complimentary tea and snacks are provided. Space is limited, so registration is required.

This is a recurring drop-in session where community organizations are on hand to help people find and use local resources. Guidance may include food support, housing and shelter options, healthcare services, resources for veterans, emergency preparedness information, job readiness assistance, and more. For a current list of participating organizations, contact the library.

This Empowered Leaders Circle session explores practical ways to pay yourself, including approaches, amounts, and timing. It takes place at Empowered Physical Therapy and there is no fee to attend. Participants are welcome to bring snacks or drinks to share and to bring business cards. An RSVP is requested for an accurate headcount.

El Sid hosts a special Friday night dedicated to music.

Enjoy a festive holiday gift show featuring a handpicked lineup of skilled artisans and plenty of seasonal cheer. Browse one-of-a-kind, handcrafted gifts for all the people on your list while sampling savory bites and desserts from food booths as you shop. The atmosphere is welcoming for friends and families, offering a simple way to support local creators and jump-start your holiday shopping. Vendor opportunities are available via the event’s Facebook group.

Billy Strings performs live at Angel Of The Winds Arena in Everett, Washington. This concert brings the artist to the arena stage for fans in the area.

Get ready for a fun outing with KatEGory7 Band at Buzz Inn Lake Stevens.

Thirsty Thursday Trivia Night features a weekly challenge with a picture round, audio questions, list questions, and more. Categories and eras change from week to week, keeping each game fresh and engaging.

A WSU Repair Cafe at Everett Community College offers hands-on help for household items that need attention. Volunteer repair specialists assess problems, demonstrate their approach, and provide one-on-one guidance so participants can learn to make fixes themselves. If a replacement part is required, they will identify what to order, and participants are responsible for any costs. The aim is to give belongings a second life and keep usable materials out of the landfill. This free event typically supports small appliances such as toasters, blenders, and coffee makers, common issues with vacuums and lamps, toys, bicycles, basic computer software problems like storage or slow loading, clothing mending and simple hemming, simple jewelry fixes such as clasps or links, and home decor, among other items. Repairs are not guaranteed, a liability release must be signed before work begins, and organizers may decline to work on certain items based on the issue or available fixers. Cell phones and Apple products are not accepted. There is a limit of two items per person, and items are handled in order of arrival.

This is a free show with no admission fee.

Taken By The Sky brings Fleetwood Mac’s prime years to life at New Everett Theater. This six-piece Portland group delivers an authentic tribute with layered harmonies, refined musicianship, and a dynamic stage presence that continues to win over new listeners. The performance highlights the songs that so many people know and love. This event is open to all ages.

An intimate day retreat opens a seasonal Red Tent series with a winter themed gathering centered on reclaiming the sacred feminine. Created as a grounded, supportive space for women, it invites rest, reflection, release, and a renewed connection to body wisdom and sisterhood as the colder season encourages turning inward. The experience begins with time to arrive and connect, followed by a warm welcome and a winter workshop devoted to feminine wisdom. Participants will move through embodied alchemy practices, a guided sound bath enhanced with Reiki, journaling and a sharing circle, tarot readings offered by Tori and Ilena, and a creative art segment led by Mouses Mystical Moon. A communal dinner aligned with the winter theme leads into a release ritual and a mindful closing. This is the first installment in a series that continues in spring, summer, and fall, exploring the cycles women move through and ways to honor each season within. The fee is $75, with a payment plan available. Space is limited to 20 women. Location to be announced.

New Everett Theater hosts a double bill of rock tributes as PWRUP brings the thunder of AC/DC and Bad Medicine salutes Bon Jovi. PWRUP delivers searing riffs, towering Marshall stacks, and tight, high-voltage playing that puts the audience in the middle of the action. Their set spans the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson years, capturing the band’s prime-era bite with meticulous detail and a true rock and roll edge. Bad Medicine showcases the anthems and spirit of Bon Jovi with an energetic show built on classics like Livin’ on a Prayer, Wanted Dead or Alive, and Always, along with deeper favorites. The group aims to make it a night to remember with a performance that feels true to the originals. This event is open to all ages.

Deepen your practice with Level II training in the Usui tradition, supported by Holy Fire energy. Reiki, rooted in Japan, fosters relaxation and stress relief while encouraging the body’s natural healing. This class includes receiving three Usui Reiki symbols, learning to offer distance Reiki, and exploring how to set up Reiki crystal grids for manifestation, plus guidance on getting a practice started. Completion of Reiki I is required before taking this course. The fee is $275, and registration with prepayment is required. Make payment to Anna via Venmo @sacredwhiterosehealing. Email annasundari808@gmail.com.

An evening of purpose and celebration supports Soroptimist International of Marysville and its work to improve the lives of women and girls locally and around the world. Highlights include live and silent auctions, a plated dinner with entrée choices, an inspirational guest speaker, a lively dessert dash, raffles, and a photo booth. The organization is driven by more than 60 community volunteers, with programs made possible through generous support. Tickets are on sale, and last year’s event reached capacity.

Pick your pace with a soundtrack of vintage favorites and rock classics. Sing along or simply sip a drink and take in the hits... the choice is yours.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the Speechless 25th Anniversary Tour to New Life Church in Seattle (Everett), WA, celebrating a quarter century of the landmark album that yielded seven number one radio singles, including the title track. The concert features the full album performed in sequence with favorites such as “Dive,” “Be Still and Know,” and “Fingerprints of God,” plus additional hits and a few surprises. VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission entry options are available. The organizer notes that third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages due to scams, and only tickets obtained through the official outlet are guaranteed and connected to event updates or assistance.

Enjoy a plant-focused bingo night at Rustic Cork Wine Bar & Bistro in Lake Stevens. Admission is $45 per person and covers multiple rounds with chances to win plant prizes. Food and drinks will be available to purchase separately during the event.

Experience a full day at Angel of the Winds Arena in Everett with a focus on shopping, fun, and personal transformation. Explore rocks and gems, handmade jewelry and crafts, and browse offerings from energy workers with tools to support their practices. Seek insights through palmistry, tarot readings, and mediumship, and connect with psychics for intuitive guidance. New age and metaphysical goods round out the selection. Admission is free, and the atmosphere welcomes families.

The city’s annual HarvestFest takes place at North Cove Park as a no-cost celebration for all ages. Food will be available to purchase from mobile vendors. Complimentary activities include trick or treating at booths hosted by businesses and community groups, hands-on arts and crafts, and chances to check out big rig vehicles on Mill Spur. A sensory-friendly hour is planned. More information will be shared as final details are confirmed.

An all-session pass to Skate America at Angel Of The Winds Arena offers entry to every competitive segment across multiple days. The schedule begins with an official practice, then continues with four sessions that pair Men’s Short Program with Pairs Short Program, Women’s Short Program with Men’s Free Skate, Rhythm Dance with Pairs Free Skate, and Free Dance with Women’s Free Skate. In total, this pass includes access to eight championship events: Men’s Short Program, Men’s Free Skate, Women’s Short Program, Women’s Free Skate, Pairs Short Program, Pairs Free Skate, Rhythm Dance, and Free Dance. The schedule is subject to change.

The Enchanted Holiday Bazaar brings seasonal cheer to the Edward D. Hansen Conference Center, creating a cozy marketplace filled with distinctive treasures. Visitors can browse handcrafted pieces from artisans, pick out festive décor for home, and select memorable gifts. Warm up with espresso and other specialty beverages, enjoy fresh mini donuts, and sample baked sweets along with other seasonal treats. With plenty to taste, see, and take home, this lively setting offers a delightful way to step into the spirit of the holidays.

The annual Everett Christian School auction is relocating to Hotel Indigo along the Everett waterfront. Further information will be provided as plans are finalized.

Two tribute acts share the stage at New Everett Theater for an all-ages concert. Eagle Eyes, a group from Vancouver, B.C., performs the music of the Eagles with precise vocal harmonies and meticulous attention to detail, drawing from songs across the band’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame career and including a few Joe Walsh selections. Classic Ronstadt brings together elite Pacific Coast musicians, including vocalist D.L. Car of Barracuda, a Heart tribute, to perform from the catalog that helped make Linda Ronstadt a crossover figure in both pop and country.

New Everett Theater presents a grunge tribute showcase featuring three standout acts. Seattle-based Jar Of Flies performs meticulous, album-true renditions of Alice in Chains, keeping the spotlight on the songs. Outshined honors Chris Cornell with a powerful set built around Soundgarden, adding selections from Temple of the Dog and his solo catalog. Negative Creep unites seasoned Seattle musicians to channel Nirvana’s raw spirit in a heartfelt nod to Kurt Cobain. This all ages event emphasizes faithful performances and spirited musicianship for fans of the era’s defining sound. Tickets are available.

Dogger and the Dogger Band deliver a multi-genre tribute show at Canoes Cabaret in Tulalip Casino, with a $15 cover and a $5 discount available to ONE club card holders. An indigenous touring musician, Dogger is recognized for past performances with Gebular, Green Jello and Michael Winslow. Recent tours across the Pacific Northwest and beyond have focused on tributes to classic country and classic rock, while the full band ranges into blues, R&B, funk and grunge with a strong emphasis on musicianship. The lineup features Mike Peterson, a former member of the Seattle professional football team’s drum line who has supported various national acts, and Sean Curkendall on bass and keys, known for international touring with Michael Winslow and other national artists. Shows typically open with country, transition into classic rock and blues, and close with music from the ’90s and later. Although the performance centers on tributes, Dogger’s original music has aired on major stations such as KISW 99.9, with a new country album planned for 2026.

Discover a spirited marketplace and community gathering at the VOA Carl Gipson Center in Everett. Browse rocks and gems, handcrafted jewelry, soaps, candles, artwork, homemade goods, apparel, and plants, then enjoy food vendors and sweet treats. Connect with healing and spiritual practitioners offering reiki, energy work, mediumship, aura photography, tarot, astrology, psychic readings, and more. Take part in classes, rituals, and interactive experiences for kids and adults. Admission is free, with giveaways announced each hour. Parking is accessible off Broadway, with validation available via a QR code inside the event for spaces 6 through 55. Vendors should note that the only official contact for booth inquiries is themetaphysicalmarket@gmail.com, and there are no other vending coordinators.

Buzzing Bee Events presents the sixth annual Jingle & Mingle Holiday Market at Tulalip Resort Casino in the Orca Ballrooms. Explore over a hundred vendor booths, enjoy a bar on site, and discover additional offerings throughout the market. Get a head start on holiday shopping while supporting the local community by choosing neighborhood makers over large national chains. Many vendors will offer sales to make gift finding even easier.

Presented by the Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce, the White Christmas Gala: Home for the Holidays offers an elegant evening of networking, celebration, dining, and holiday cheer. The gathering will be held at the Tulalip Resort Casino in the Orca Ballrooms, with formal attire encouraged. Ticket pricing is $145 per person or $1,450 for a table of ten. Further event details, sponsorship opportunities, and ticket information will be shared soon. Sponsors include Title Sponsor Symmetria Integrative Medical, Reception Hour Sponsor Jay's Flooring LLC, and Platinum Sponsor Tulalip Resort Casino.

At Port of Everett’s Waterfront Place, the fourth annual Holiday on the Bay 5K and Kids Dash welcomes runners and walkers of all experience levels onto a smooth, flat course with expansive views of the Port of Everett Marina, Port Gardner Bay, and the Olympic Mountains. Expect a festive waterfront atmosphere, with blue and white winter-themed outfits encouraged. Registration is available for both the 5K and the Kids Dash.