Family events in Marysville, WA

Kids can use LEGO bricks to tackle design challenges or dream up their own creations. Participants ages 6 to 12 should attend with an adult. DUPLO bricks will be available for younger builders ages 3 to 6.

At Funko Field, the Vancouver Canadians face the Everett AquaSox. This matchup offers a close look at up-and-coming players in an energetic, intimate ballpark atmosphere. The game features a brisk tempo and surprising moments that highlight the excitement of minor league baseball, creating a memorable evening at the ballpark.

Back to the Future takes the big screen by the water as part of Sail-In Cinema, the Port of Everett’s free, family friendly series at Boxcar Park. Now in its 11th season and supported by signature sponsor PND Engineers, this sci-fi favorite is shown on a 40 foot inflatable screen and runs 1 hour and 56 minutes. Guests from the Pacific Northwest DeLorean Club are slated to appear for this screening. Arrive early for kids activities and concessions before the film, then settle in after sunset with complimentary popcorn. Bring low-back chairs or picnic blankets, and plan for cool, sometimes windy evening weather by the water. Boaters can come by water to guest docks at the Port of Everett Marina, with moorage available first come or by reservation through DockWA. Limited viewing is possible from North Guest Dock 7, though the clearest sightlines are on the lawn. Screenings may be canceled due to weather, with updates shared on the Port’s website and social media. Sponsors supporting the series include PND Engineers, GeoEngineers, Stoel Rives, KPFF Consulting Engineers, Pacific Topsoils, Coastal Community Bank and Hotel Indigo.

Experience an evening of open air cinema as a summer series spans five consecutive Friday nights. This screening features The SpongeBob Movie, rated PG, running 88 minutes. The film begins at dusk in Jennings Park near the Lions Pavilion. Arrive early to secure a spot and enjoy pre-show fun. Event sponsors include Kendall Subaru of Marysville and the Grove Church.

An outdoor movie series in the park features family-friendly screenings with activities offered beforehand. The lineup includes two animated favorites: Finding Nemo, rated G, and The Incredibles, rated PG. Guests may bring blankets for seating, and each film begins after the activities.

Country Classic Kennels in Arlington is the setting for WSOTC’s summer all-breed obedience and rally trials. All judging takes place indoors, with Linda Hause and Donna Meade officiating. A premium list is available, online entry is offered, and entries may close early if the entry limit is reached.

The Vancouver Canadians face the Everett AquaSox at Funko Field in a Northwest minor league baseball showdown. Expect a look at rising talent, a familiar regional rivalry, and the intimate feel of a smaller ballpark that keeps fans close to the action. Tickets are available while they last.

Washington State Obedience Training Club, Inc. event at Country Classic Kennels with judges Donna Meade and Linda Hause.

Calcifer Glass will be featured at Everett Farmers Market 2026.

This summer program shifts from traditional camps to hands-on workshops designed for a wide range of ages, from 5 through adult. Participants can build on current abilities or take on new challenges, supported by guest instructors who lead select clinics and demonstrations aimed at boosting skills. Enrollment is limited. Choose a week to attend and spend time each day with your favorite horse. Each workshop week runs Monday through Friday, features a potluck barbecue, and concludes with a Friday play date.

A free, family-centered program invites children from birth through age five to explore and play alongside a parent or caregiver. Little ones can make art, hear stories, and sing songs in a welcoming setting that encourages connection and early learning. Sessions take place five days a week at four locations.

Rainbow Castle Quest camp invites kids into a magical kingdom for an imaginative journey. Campers tackle a fresh quest each day to bring the rainbow’s colors and magic back to the castle, collecting Citizen Kid of the Kingdom patches along the way. This is a drop-off only camp. Participants should bring a nut-free snack and water.

Youth 22 League is a weekly Tuesday night rimfire competition for young shooters at Marysville Rifle Club. The league focuses on building marksmanship skills through consistent matches, with cumulative scoring across the season to reward steady progress. Shows start at 4:30 PM, and competitors use a .22 rifle format designed to help them develop accuracy and get comfortable shooting under the timer alongside other shooters their age.

Music in the Park returns with a series of five free outdoor concerts at North Cove Park, celebrating community, music, and summer by the lake. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and picnic blankets and to come hungry, as the Lake Stevens Farmers Market takes place alongside each concert. The season features performances by the Lake Stevens Youth Jazz Band, Marysville City Jazz Band, Lake Stevens Community Band, Lake Stevens Jazz Combo, and The Groove Drops. Each concert includes two sets. Special guest oboist Bhavani Kotha, Founder of the Unbound Symphony, appears at select performances. Free and open to everyone.