Events in Marysville today

Gear up for a Cowboy Action Shooting event in the SASS (Single Action Shooting Society) format. You will run timed stages that feature period-style shooting with single-action revolvers, lever rifles, and shotguns, with each stage set up to match frontier-era scenarios. You’ll also pick a Western alias and move through multiple stages designed to feel like Old West gunfights.

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.

Saints of Damnation MC hosts a yearly poker run fundraising event that sets off from Sound Harley in Marysville. Proceeds are dedicated to helping downed riders and others who need support during difficult times.

A relaxed, no-pressure meetup focused on support and connection with others.

A shamanic wisdom gathering with Anna Sundari Knight of Sacred White Rose Healing invites participants to connect with inner rhythm and set intentions through sacred drumming. The journey focuses on crossing the veil, elevating vibration, and receiving the healing presence and guidance of spirit and ancestral wisdom. Please bring a journal, crystals, a water bottle, and a drum or rattle, with extra drums and rattles available to use. Cost is $45 in cash, paid at the event.

The Bayside Cafe hosts an evening of live music featuring Heat of RXN, The Passed, and Quilli Fin. Heat of RXN formed in 2016 in Bellingham, Washington when college dorm mates Julio X and Houston Adams teamed up. Their first full-length release, Hypnotika, arrived in 2022, followed in 2023 by Enthalpy, which includes the track "Las Casas Silenciousas" translated as "The Silent Houses" and nods to influences like Molchat Doma and Joy Division. Their sound draws from New Wave, Dark Wave, 90s techno, and Post-Punk. The Passed brings post-hardcore from Seattle, and Quilli Fin adds an electronic and synthwave set from Seattle. All ages are welcome, bar with ID, and admission is $10 at the door.

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.

Presented by the Washington Blues Society, John Primer, Steve Bell, and The Real Deal Blues Band, featuring Brady Kish and David Hudson, perform live in the Kings Room at APEX.

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

Join a SASS cowboy action match featuring timed stages set in Old West scenarios. You’ll shoot with a single-action revolver, lever rifle, and shotgun while adopting a period alias and costume. The competition focuses on speed and accuracy as you engage steel targets in a specific sequence, with performance measured against the clock.

don Miguel Ruiz Jr. and don Jose Ruiz lead a daylong retreat rooted in Toltec teachings, blending guided practices, storytelling, and heartfelt conversation. The experience invites participants to reconnect with an authentic sense of self through awareness, honesty, compassion, and presence, easing attachment to fixed identities and softening fear based patterns to open space for clarity, love, and inner peace. Throughout the program, they offer practical tools for daily life that foster self trust, emotional awareness, genuine connection, and spiritual grounding. Themes include moving beyond inherited conditioning, embracing non attachment, meeting fear with awareness, cultivating authentic communication and relationships, practicing self love as a spiritual path, and returning to presence, joy, and creativity. Set amid the natural surroundings of Heart Song Retreat in Lake Stevens, Washington, the day provides time to slow down, reflect, and remember who you are beneath the noise of everyday life. A nutritious vegan lunch is included. Capacity is limited, and the exact address is shared after registration.

Start your riding journey with a Level 1 basic skills class designed for true beginners. Over six hours, learn the controls and core operation of a motorbike in a relaxed and supportive off-road environment. DBST, LLC keeps group sizes small and can provide a motorcycle if needed. By the end, you will have a solid foundation for safe riding and be prepared to progress to the next level. Pricing is $365 with a provided bike or $215 when bringing your own.

Play chess and connect with fellow enthusiasts at Haggen Grocery Lake Stevens. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners taking their first moves to grandmasters. Expect friendly games and a relaxed setting that makes it easy to meet new people.

Rustic Cork at the Port hosts a ROCKIN' Sunday Funday Brunch featuring live music, mimosa flights, and more. All ages are welcome, and the patio is dog friendly. Expect a rotating mix of local artists across genres, with the performer lineup to be announced. The main level is first come, first served with no reservations, while the upstairs Barrel Room accepts reservations up to two weeks in advance, including online booking for large parties. The menu will be shared soon and will bring back favorites such as avocado toast, brunch boards, mimosa flights, and additional selections.

Progress your off-road technique in a Level 2 skill builder designed for motocross, adventure, trail, enduro, and dual sport riders. Over six hours, participants work through structured drills that build real-world control and confidence away from pavement. Training focuses on handling sand, negotiating rocky stretches, climbing and descending hills, crossing logs, and riding through ruts. Suitable for experienced dirt riders as well as street riders moving into off-road terrain. Pricing options include $285 when using your own bike or $435 with a bike provided. Takes place in Marysville, WA.

The Everett Farmers Market is celebrating its 33rd season in the heart of downtown Everett. This longtime market continues its tradition in the city center.

Calcifer Glass will be featured at Everett Farmers Market 2026.

Spend a day devoted to connection, healing, and creative expression through the creation of traditional rattles and drums. The experience opens with a sacred pipe ceremony that grounds the group in intention, followed by a guided shamanic journey to deepen your relationship with the instruments you craft and to listen for the messages they carry. Hands-on sessions lead you through rattle making, a lunch break, and drum building, and the day concludes with a restorative sound bath for integration, rest, and reflection. All required supplies are included in the cost, and participants are welcome to bring meaningful or sacred items to incorporate. A wide selection of materials will be available, with additional items offered for purchase in the shop. Ali will contact attendees in advance to confirm hide preferences. Lunch is not included. You may bring food to store in a fridge and warm during the break, or choose from nearby options.

Hosted in partnership with Everett Recovery Café and ODAT Services, this Recovery Roommate Meet & Mingle brings together people in recovery who are ready to move from transitional living into stable, long-term housing. Attendees can connect with like-minded peers, learn practical pathways to securing permanent housing, and discuss ways to ease the rising cost of living in Snohomish County while helping open beds for those seeking recovery housing. Food will be available, and a raffle will offer prizes such as rent assistance, gift cards, and sports tickets.

Head to Crave 80s for a weekly 2 Strike Buy A Strike pinball tournament. Entry is $3 per player, and you can buy a third strike for $2. The first-place winner takes home all the cash, with a $20 pot splash set for up to 10 players.

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.

Prime Rib dinners are served every Monday until sold out.

A night just for women features drink specials, a dinner special, and trivia for $5. The auxiliary is also working to introduce Bunko on alternating weeks.

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.

Join the Tuesday Indoor Pistol League for an indoor range day focused on pistol league play. The event listing notes the location as Lake Goodwin, Washington, and includes an indoor range setting.

In collaboration with the Greater Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce, the Farmers Market in Lake Stevens brings a summer season of local goods and community activities to North Cove Park. Each market day features a varied mix of vendors serving the community. Shoppers using EBT and SNAP will find programs that help stretch food budgets while supporting area farmers, with more information available at the market information booth. Expect increased pedestrian activity around North Cove Park during market hours. Parking near the park is limited and private lots are enforced, so please follow posted signs and consider street parking along Main Street and nearby streets. Vendors interested in participating in the season can contact the Greater Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce for details.

Enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and other refreshments while relaxing and chatting about mushrooms in a casual setting. Settle in for conversation about fungi with others who are interested in the topic.

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.

Join for Silhouette Bay 9, a Wednesday competition event at Lake Goodwin. Registration is handled through Marysville Rifle Club, and the event is scheduled to start in the morning.

Join us for a fun morning of brunch and bowling at Strawberry Lanes. The $25 fee covers both the activity and the food. If you have questions or need to RSVP, reach out to Kasey.

Set aside time to knit or crochet throughout the day during normal operating hours. Knitting and crochet projects are welcome, and anyone who orders a crepe and a drink gets $1 off that purchase. This gathering takes place each Wednesday.

Fresh mushrooms are available for free to anyone in need at a mushroom shop in Everett. If you plan to pick some up, mark yourself as Interested on the event page so there will be enough for everyone. Share this opportunity with a friend who could use it.

Hosted by Spark Creatives, Mia's Handwovens, and Artisans Books & Coffee, this weekly Wednesday evening Creative Community gathering welcomes everyone, whether you consider yourself creative or not. The aim is to nurture a supportive, diverse community in the Everett area and to provide a relaxed third space to connect. Bring a project in progress, something you would like to brainstorm with the group, a board game, or simply arrive as you are. Free collage materials will be available, and Artisans offers a selection of project supplies if you want to pick up something else to work on.

A recurring trivia session blends visual clues, audio snippets, list-style prompts, and more. Each week brings new categories and eras, so every set of rounds offers a fresh challenge for knowledge, observation, and listening skills.

The Brotherhood Tour brings a powerhouse double bill to Kings Hall as Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys share the stage for an evening of rock, blues, and Latin-infused sounds. Los Lobos, Grammy-winning veterans from East L.A., blend rock, blues, Tex-Mex, and traditional Mexican styles, recognized for classics like “La Bamba” and “Come On, Let’s Go,” along with a wide-ranging catalog that has shaped countless artists. Los Lonely Boys showcase their signature Texican rock and roll with rich harmonies, soulful vocals, and blues-soaked guitar work that broke through with the hit “Heaven.” Together they deliver culture-spanning, guitar-centric performances for a full night of spirited, roots-rich music.

Enjoy a welcoming dance party with live music, featuring regular performances by Todd's Dance Band. Everyone is welcome, and no partner or prior dance experience is needed. Admission is $10. Complimentary coffee, water, and snacks are provided, and parking is free in the lot across the street. Special guest musician Rick Cooper appears on select dates. Themed events happen ahead of holidays. A preview video is available.

Week 7 of Music at the Marina features Victims of Love, a tribute act that recreates the Eagles’ signature harmonies and classic rock favorites on the Everett waterfront. The setting is Port Gardner Landing at the Port of Everett, with food trucks and a beer garden available to round out the evening by the water. After the show, the night continues with an official after party at Independent Beer Bar, presented by Late Shift Everett. Sponsors include Presenting Sponsor Kaiser Permanente, Toyota of Western Washington, Tito’s Vodka, APEX Everett, Banner Bank, Dicks Drive-In, Visit Everett, Port of Everett, Buds Garage, Century Pacific, Ziply Fiber, Coastal Community Bank, and Lombardis.

Play bingo with cards priced two for one dollar and one-dollar blackout rounds. Toasted subs will be available.

Gather for casual chess and conversation at Sons Of Norway. The meetup welcomes players of all skill levels, from first-time learners to seasoned experts, with friendly games and opportunities to connect with fellow enthusiasts.