Family events in Marysville, WA

Learn beginner line dances and enjoy some free dance time at Craven Farm. The event is open to all ages. There is a $10 cover, and children 10 and under are free. Food trucks are available on most nights.

Sea-Meow Con 2026 brings a celebration of all things feline to the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall, featuring Jackson Galaxy and Hannah Shaw, known as Kitten Lady, along with additional cat experts, creators, beloved internet felines, and special guests. Explore a marketplace of more than 100 Meowchants offering art, apparel, toys, accessories, treats, paper goods, and other finds for both cats and humans. Meet favorite cats and cat creators from the internet, take photos, and enjoy scheduled meet and greets and appearances. Dive into panels, seminars, and expert-led workshops with behaviorists, rescuers, and other professionals covering a wide range of feline topics. Visit Kitten Alley to meet adoptable cats and kittens from local rescues and shelters. Between shopping and speakers, take part in cat face painting, temporary tattoos, live cat themed tattooing, games, giveaways, prizes, and other hands on activities. Signature contests include the Annual Cat Calling Contest, returning for its fourth year, and the Cat Cosplay Costume Contest where participants can dress up and compete for prizes. The event supports feline focused organizations and the people dedicated to improving the lives of cats.

Enjoy an afternoon focused on shopping and self care. The first 20 attendees receive complimentary goody bags, with additional giveaways and free children’s activities throughout. This free event also offers a chance to support small, local, women-owned businesses.

At Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, this community gathering honors Native veterans and uplifts culture through song, dance, and tradition. The program features a Veterans Gourd Dance, a Grand Entry, intertribal dancing, and a powwow. The event is open to veterans, families, and community members. It is hosted by the Daybreak Star Native Veterans Program and co-sponsored by United Indians of All Tribes Foundation and Unkitawa.

Celebrate Indian culture at the Diwali - Lights of India festival at Seattle Armory with a day of dance, music, art, and creative activities. Expect showcases of classical and folk dance, live performances by a youth violin ensemble, and captivating visual art exhibits. A puppet show brings an extra touch of wonder, and hands-on stations offer spice-making lessons, the chance to craft a flower mandala, henna artistry, and face painting.

Meet adoptable dogs at Peace of Mind Brewing Taproom in Lynnwood. Fosters and volunteers from Dog Gone Seattle will be available to answer questions about the dogs and the adoption process. People of all ages are welcome. Adoption applications can be submitted in advance through the Dog Gone Seattle website, and adoptions are not completed on the same day.

A free, seasonally themed story time for kids includes a snack and a craft at the VOA Carl Gipson Center in Everett, WA. Participants can listen to a timely tale and then make a simple craft while enjoying a treat.

Bring a creative project and supplies to this casual gathering for women. Work on crafts such as journaling, crochet, scrapbooking, coloring, knitting, or painting while enjoying relaxed conversation and meeting others. No crafting experience or prior connections are needed, and there is no structured class or instruction. Crafty goody bags and shared supplies, including washi tape, stickers, and scrapbook paper, will be available. The cost is $15 per person, and attendance is free for Wildflower Women’s Circle members.

Enjoy a children's story time with local author Dan Branley as he reads his new book, Bad Day Sunshine. The event is open to the public, and no RSVP is needed.

The Seattle Seahawks face the Arizona Cardinals at Lumen Field in Seattle.

Enjoy a meal at Burgermaster while supporting Woodside Elementary. Twenty percent of all orders will be donated to the school. Mention “DINE & DONATE” when placing your order. Everyone is welcome to participate, whether or not they have a student at Woodside.

This two-hour session offers an overview of the National Down Syndrome Society’s Down Syndrome Specific Learning Profile, A Unique Learning Profile: Students with Down Syndrome. Presented by Rebecca Lowe and Elizabeth Paschich, it explores learning strengths and challenges for people with Down syndrome, with examples and techniques for providing support. The session focuses on school-aged students, is recommended for support staff, and welcomes all attendees. Time will be set aside for conversations about providing support.

Children from birth through age five can enjoy free play and learning alongside their parents or caregivers. Sessions include creating art, listening to stories, and singing songs.

At Angel Of The Winds Arena, an all-session pass provides entry to every championship competition on the schedule. The event begins with an official practice, followed by four competition sessions. The first session features the Men's Short Program with the Pairs Short Program. The second includes the Women's Short Program and the Men's Free Skate. The third presents the Rhythm Dance with the Pairs Free Skate. The fourth concludes with the Free Dance and the Women's Free Skate. In total, the pass includes eight championship events: Pairs Short Program, Pairs Free Skate, Rhythm Dance, Free Dance, Men's Short Program, Men's Free Skate, Women's Short Program, and Women's Free Skate. The schedule is subject to change.

Gather with neighbors, families, and community members to welcome planting season and care for the land together. Guided by Indigenous leadership at United Indians of All Tribes Foundation, participants will tend the Daybreak Star Forest Garden through planting, weeding, and harvesting, while connecting and learning as a community. The garden supports Elders, youth, and Indigenous-centered community programs. All ages are welcome, families are encouraged to attend, and no gardening experience is needed. Participants are welcome to stay for as long as they like.