Events in Shoreline
Produce on Pike: Weekly Farmers Market
Produce on Pike is a weekly evening farmers market at Pike Place Market in Seattle, featuring seasonal fruits and vegetables from Market farmers along with artisan goods. It offers a convenient midweek grocery stop for downtown workers and residents and a chance to meet growers and learn about their harvests. The series also includes Local Night, which provides a $10 parking credit for shoppers who spend $50 or more at Pike Place Market businesses when they present proof of purchase at the Produce on Pike information booth.
Juanita Woodlands Stewardship
Care for the forest at Juanita Woodlands Park during a neighborhood stewardship work party focused on removing invasive ivy in one corner of the park to support a healthy woodland. It is a friendly way to meet neighbors, build connections and enjoy time outdoors while contributing to the local ecosystem. Bring work gloves and water, and bring gardening clippers and insect repellent if you have them. Snacks, beverages and treats are provided. Look for FHNA Event signs along the trail to reach the stewardship site.
Juanita Woodlands ParkJazz Punishments Big Band with openers Edmonds Honor Jazz Band
At Aurora Borealis, Jazz Punishments Big Band features standout young musicians from the Northwest who honor the legacy of the big band tradition. Edmonds Honor Jazz Band opens the show. Open to all ages, with a suggested $10 donation supporting the musicians.
Aurora BorealisEastside Coffee Outside Every Wednesday Morning
A casual, drop-in coffee and conversation meetup gathers at the Rotary Central Station picnic shelter, welcoming visitors in any weather. No RSVP is required. Expect a friendly atmosphere with snacks and hot drinks, often including fresh-baked vegan muffins, rotating loose-leaf teas, regular and decaf coffee, hot water with tea bags, and hot cocoa. Come for a quick visit or stay longer, whatever fits your day. The location sits along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, making it easy to reach on foot, by bike, or by car. Reusable mugs are available, or bring your own. Dogs are welcome and treats are on hand.
Rotary Central Station Picnic Shelter, 1 Railroad Avenue, Kirkland, WA 98033Rock The Village
Celebrate summer with a free outdoor concert on the green near Cinemark as part of the Rock The Village series. This installment spotlights 90's Rewind with a 90s themed set. Seating is available, and you are welcome to bring your own lawn chairs for extra comfort. Make an evening of it with patio dining at Serious Pie or Stack571, and cap it off with a sweet treat from Salt & Straw. Free parking is available in The Village's green garage.
Bellydance Classes in Bellevue
At NIKA Dance Academy in Bellevue, Nalini leads bellydance classes that welcome dancers of all experience levels. Each month introduces a new short choreography, and a video is recorded at the end of the month to celebrate progress and create a record of what was learned. The atmosphere encourages expressive movement, confidence, and grace. Dancers looking for a performance track can take part in Jewels of Fire, Nalini’s performance group. The ensemble prepares choreographies for stage shows, cultural events, and local festivals, offering opportunities to shine on stage within a vibrant dance community. Instructor: Nalini. Participants may bring a water bottle and an optional hip scarf.
Summer Play Date - Richmond Beach Community Park
The NCCP community is gathering for an afternoon get-together centered on connection and school spirit. Participants are encouraged to wear NCCP shirts and to invite friends, even if they are not enrolled in classes. The gathering offers a chance to reconnect with familiar faces from past years and to meet new people. Those interested in the school can also meet families who have been part of it over the years.
Richmond Beach Community ParkAARP Day at the Mariners
AARP Day at the Mariners returns to T-Mobile Park as the Seattle Mariners face the Cincinnati Reds. AARP members and their guests can purchase discounted terrace level seats for $59.99 per person, with taxes and fees included. Each ticket includes a complimentary lunch while supplies last, featuring a hot dog, pasta salad, chips, popcorn, dessert, and beverages such as coffee, tea, and lemonade. One lunch is provided per attendee. Attendees can visit the AARP table for information about local events, giveaways, and more. This is not an AARP event, and any information shared with the host organization is governed by its privacy policy.
T-Mobile ParkMeet the Artist: Annie Reierson
Connect with artist Annie Reierson during a meet-the-artist gathering for Earth Alchemy, her solo exhibition in the Council Chambers at Shoreline City Hall. The work explores our relationship with nature through alternative photography and materials drawn from the natural world, building layered visuals and tactile surfaces that consider how we perceive and remember, as well as the ties between self and environment. Admission is free and open to all. Please check in at the Clerks desk in the lobby for entry.
Ridgecrest Art Walk
Take a relaxed stroll through the Ridgecrest Art Walk and enjoy art as you explore.
Thursday Night Trivia!
Test your knowledge with a Thursday evening trivia session in the upstairs restaurant. Participation is free, and prizes are available to be won.
Aurora Borealis"Van Gogh Seattle" In Person Paint Night Event Thursday 7:00 p.m. at Tapster Bellevue
Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip experience led by Master Artist Amira. In a live, two-hour session, you will receive step-by-step guidance to create a beautiful painting and take your finished masterpiece home. All materials are provided, including aprons and full instruction.
Tapster Bellevue 195 106th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004Village Fun Days
Village Fun Days brings themed activities to the green near Cinemark each week during the summer. This edition features Dino Dig & Discovery, one of several rotating themes that also include Passport to Soccer Fun, Adventure Behind the Toybox, Mini Makers Workshop, Web Slinging Adventure Day, Spy School Detective Academy, and a Pirate Treasure Hunt. Afterward, grab a bite at Joe’s Burgers and explore toys and games at Snapdoodle Toys.
The Night Shift: Art & Music Event at Pike Place Market
After the daytime bustle quiets, Pike Place Market becomes an evening destination for art, music, food, and community through The Night Shift, a free monthly series celebrating local creativity. Wander open galleries, discover handmade goods, and enjoy food, drinks, and a beer garden while live performances animate the space beneath the iconic Public Market Clock & Sign. The Rabbit Box curates the main stage and brings interactive art experiences and pop-up activations throughout the Market, offering opportunities to connect with artists, musicians, makers, and small business owners. This edition features an art walk with a live DJ along with performances by Lori Goldston, Tomo Nakayama, and Constant Lovers. Explore demonstrations and work from MODHome Ceramics and Seattle Art Collective, and browse creations from Darras, Dogear Productions, Fodoughgrafiks, Fusion In Glass, Karaba Art Glass, Leonarte Original Art, Lovely Little Creatures, Two Lips Originals, and Whalefern Arts. Enjoy bites from El Mixteco, Patisserie De Zee, and Reem’s Kitchen. Presented in partnership with the Seattle Office of Economic Development and The Rabbit Box, and part of the Downtown Seattle Art Walk, with neighboring galleries open for further exploration. Additional details for future installments will be shared in advance.
Abhangarang (Ashadhi Ekadashi Festival - VCC Bellevue)
The Ashadhi Ekadashi Festival presents Abhangarang, a program that journeys through abhangas rooted in the saint tradition. The concept is by Sheetal Patwardhan-Bapat, with rasasutra written by Jyoti Pitke and rasasutra dialogues by Jyoti Pitke and Amit Kulkarni. Vocal performances by Sheetal Patwardhan-Bapat and Devansh Zhurale are accompanied by tabla from Jayant Bhopatkar and Amol Shende, harmonium by Deepashree Jogalekar, keyboard by Akshay Sadhale, and chorus and additional accompaniment from Sharanya Shilamkar, Gargi Moghe, Mandar Majalgaonkar, and Prajwal Kondawar. The program also features a palkhi procession, a devotional parade in honor of Lord Vitthala. Admission is free, and dinner prasadam will be served. Organized by the Vedic Cultural Center, ISKCON Seattle, in collaboration with Seattle Maharashtra Mandal.
Westie Eastside on Friday Nights - Lan VoBa
Lan VoBa hosts an evening of West Coast Swing at Bellevue First United Methodist Church, featuring a workshop and a dedicated lesson for absolute beginners to get started with confidence. Doors open for practice while the room is being set up, and the workshop flows into social dancing. Admission is $15 for the workshop, $15 for the dance, or $20 for both, with a $5 discount for beginners. Face coverings are optional. The church is solely the event venue with no religious affiliation connected to the gathering.
Bellevue First United Methodist Church - WAFridays at LaVida: Salsa & Bachata Social + Classes
At LaVida Dance Studio in Kirkland, enjoy a Latin dance experience with bachata and salsa classes across multiple skill levels, followed by a social dance party. Lessons run in parallel in different rooms so participants can select the level that suits them, from absolute beginner to intermediate. Partners are not required and dancers of all backgrounds are welcome. Admission is pay-at-the-door with tiered options: $50 for full access including all classes and the social, $40 for one class plus the social, $30 for one class, or $20 for social only. To secure a spot in class, text 425-642-1547. Parking is free. Casual attire is welcome, and positive energy is encouraged.
Family Story Time
Designed for families and open to every age, this story time blends read aloud tales, songs, simple movement, and playful rhymes. Children build early reading readiness while everyone enjoys a warm, relaxed experience together.
Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend
Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend brings together the Bellevue Arts Museum Arts Fair and the Bellevue Downtown Arts Market for a vibrant celebration of creativity and community. Explore handmade work from more than 250 artisans, presented in partnership with The Bellevue Collection and the Bellevue Downtown Association. In addition to artist booths, enjoy live music, interactive art activities, and tasty options from local food trucks. Whether you plan to purchase something special or simply take in the atmosphere, it offers a welcoming showcase of art in many forms.
Bellevue Arts MuseumWith Our Little Hands by Rong Choy
At Bellevue Arts Museum, With Our Little Hands by Bellevue-based artist Rong Choy offers a two-part interactive experience that invites children and families to see how small gestures can shape their surroundings. Guests are encouraged to sketch, build, and add their own touches within a responsive digital space, while a hand-painted botanical setting comes alive with light, movement, sound, and playful surprises. Drawing on the ways young children learn through play and discovery, the installation turns the gallery into a place for curiosity, imagination, and connection. Recommended for ages 1 to 6, with participation open to all.
Bite of Seattle Food & Music Festival | July 24-26, 2026
Set against the backdrop of Seattle Center, this weekend-long celebration brings together over 300 food and artisan vendors, serving everything from time-honored favorites to inventive new tastes. An annual tradition, it shines a light on Seattle’s culinary and cultural character and brings together friends, families, and food enthusiasts through memorable moments that honor the best of the city.
Seattle CenterDollhouses and the Mighty Power of Miniatures Talk
Explore the small scale world of dollhouses and the big influence of miniatures in a talk that delves into their history and meaning. Across cultures, tiny creations take on many roles, consistently sparking imagination, lifting moods, and offering comfort in uncertain times. The program shares surprising stories of how people have shown ingenuity with miniature making during wars, economic crises, and pandemics. Author Elise Hooper will discuss how restoring a dollhouse that has been in her family for five generations deepened her connection to the past and expanded her sense of possibility. This event is free and open to the public, and donations are welcome. Presented with support from Humanities Washington and Elise Hooper.
Edmonds Historical MuseumTAP-SEA Watercolor Painting Workshop
Enjoy a watercolor painting workshop guided by Andre that focuses on capturing summer flowers and landscapes. All materials are included, so participants can concentrate on creating.
Bed By 10 Returns To Seattle!
Bed By 10 returns to Seattle with a 30-plus dance party at Trinity Nightclub, celebrating the sounds of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Designed for those who want to hit the dance floor, connect with others, and enjoy great music without a late night, it promises a friendly atmosphere and feel-good energy that channels the classic club era.
Outdoor Summer Movies in the Park
Enjoy a free outdoor double feature at Juanita Beach Park on a large LED screen set on the north side of the park. Bring a blanket or a lawn chair and settle in for two back to back films, The Wild Robot (PG) followed by Superman (2025) (PG-13).
Juanita Beach ParkHell on Heels at The Lime in Kirkland
Hell on Heels brings a live tribute honoring the leading women of country music to The Lime, with the show viewable from your seat while you enjoy entrees and cold drinks from the menu. The dance floor welcomes two stepping and group line dances. Parking at The Lime is free, rideshare or a designated driver is encouraged, and vehicles may be left overnight in the garage below the bar.
The Lime"Join the Party – Arena Brings the Best of 80s Epic Rock to Aurora Borealis”
At Aurora Borealis, Arena channels the golden age of 80s arena rock with a nostalgic rush that recalls long ticket lines, trading stories with fellow fans, and the thrill of seeing rising stars up close. The show celebrates the music of Journey, Aerosmith, and Bon Jovi and reaches across a wide spectrum of icons, packing the set with favorites from KISS, AC/DC, Van Halen, Def Leppard, Styx, and Pat Benatar. Expect the soaring power of Scorpions and Queen, the driving riffs of Whitesnake, the classic feel of Toto, the infectious punch of Loverboy, and hits tied to Heart, Night Ranger, Joan Jett, and more. Arena leans into grit over glitter, keeping it jeans and raw power rather than glam and costumes.
Aurora BorealisVolley Before Vows Random Draw Revco Grass 4s
Celebrate an engagement while supporting a honeymoon through a random-draw reverse coed grass 4s volleyball tournament at Greenlake Park. Register as an individual and rotate onto a new mixed team each round, with teams made up of two men and two women. Divisions include B/BB and A. Standard reverse coed grass guidelines apply, such as men attacking from behind the 10-foot line, no open-hand serve receive or tips, and squared shoulders when sending the ball over or when setting a partner. The day begins with five rounds of pool play, each round featuring a single set to 21 with a cap at 23. Rounds are timed with short breaks between them, and individual records plus point differentials are tracked for rankings. Playoffs include four rounds, each played as two sets to 21 with no cap. For playoffs, players are paired with a partner of the opposite gender based on pool rankings and then grouped with another duo at random each round. Individual results are tracked for prizes, with awards for first, second, and third place in both divisions. Entry is $40, payable via Venmo at @e-millan or by Zelle. Registration is collected through a Google document.
Greenlake Park SeattleWA2026 - 2026 Washington Speed Puzzling Championship
The Washington Speed Puzzling Championship brings competitive jigsaw action to the Meydenbauer Center, with opportunities to compete solo, with a partner, or on a four person team. New race formats include the Pairs Relay and the Puzzle Pyramid, and the event also offers chances to connect with fellow enthusiasts. Spend time alongside top puzzlers, pick up complimentary puzzles, and check out the swap table, which is free for registered participants and available to guests for a $10 fee. The top three in each division receive prizes such as gift certificates or puzzle rewards, along with custom laser etched wooden trophies shaped like puzzle pieces. Tickets reserve one spot per person for each event, and every adult must purchase their own entry; for pairs and teams, costs are split by teammate so each member needs an individual ticket. Registration is finalized once payment is complete, and participants are asked to review the championship FAQs and rules. Early bird savings provide $5 to $10 off each ticket, and orders with at least $100 in contest entries in a single checkout can add a championship T-shirt to the cart and use code 26FREETEE to receive it at no cost.
Meydenbauer CenterNaichai: Warm Cups & Big Culture @ Shoreline Farmers Market
The Naichai.Co chai pop-up offers a welcoming taste of East African hospitality, serving fragrant masala chai, carefully prepared samosas, and a selection of Swahili breakfast favorites. The atmosphere highlights warmth, flavor, tradition, and a sense of community.
Infected Mushroom
Presented by Showbox, Infected Mushroom appears at The Showbox. Attendance is limited to ages 21 and up.
The ShowboxGrow and Cook Global Vegetables
EMG and Shorewood Demo Garden culinary arts instructor Wendy Jordan collaborates with EMG and Marymoor Community Garden coordinator Gia Parsons to present a practical introduction to growing and cooking vegetables from around the world. The session explores which vegetables and herbs can thrive in Pacific Northwest backyards, with guidance on how these crops grow and how they are used in the kitchen. Pricing is $14 for BBGS and KC Master Gardener members and $20 for non-members.
The Aaron Education Center at the Bellevue Botanical GardenHero Play Day
Hero Play Day is a no-cost community gathering at Kiddie Academy of Kirkland featuring hero-themed adventures and hands-on learning to spark the hero within each child. Families can tour the academy, meet the educators, and learn how its programs help build skills for school and life. Costumes are welcome, and a curious spirit is encouraged.
Kiddie Academy of KirklandWoodway Neighborhood Walk – Free, Sat. 7/25 @ 10am
Take a free Shoreline Walks community outing through the Woodway area on a 3.7 mile route expected to take about 2 hours. Starting on the north side of Richmond Beach Community Park, the path heads north along 20th and Timber Lane toward the Deer Creek Park area, then turns south via 11th to return to the park. The route is rated difficult because of hills and uneven terrain, with roughly 300 feet of elevation gain. Led by volunteer walk leader Cathlene, it is geared toward adults 50 and older while welcoming participants of all ages and abilities. No advance registration is needed. Please park on the street rather than in the library lot, and feel free to bring a friendly, leashed dog.
Richmond Beach Community ParkUnlimited BREAKFAST BUFFET
At Swagath Bellevue, an unlimited South Indian breakfast buffet features idly, vada, pongal, upma, poori with Bombay chutney, dosa, punugulu, a sweet, sambar, three fresh chutneys, and chana masala, plus complimentary tea. Pricing is $15 for adults, $10 for kids ages 5 to 12, and free for children under 5.
Painting Plein Air with Gouache in Beautiful Edmonds w/ Kim Caldwell
Explore plein air painting along the Edmonds waterfront with artist Kim Caldwell in a relaxed, seven-hour workshop. The focus is on gouache for its rich, portable color, and acrylic is welcome as well. Instruction covers core outdoor painting skills such as simplifying shapes, capturing light, and building strong compositions. If the weather cooperates, painting happens outside with views of the Olympic Mountains and the shoreline in vibrant summer color. If conditions shift, the session moves into Cole Art Studio to learn how to turn sketches, photos, and on-site studies into finished pieces. With demonstrations, group discussion, and individualized guidance, artists of all experience levels gain practical methods for taking a painting from start to finish and for bringing clarity and atmosphere to their work. Cost is $225.00.
Cole Art StudioUrban Craft Uprising Summer Show 2026
Founded in 2005 to highlight independent crafters, artists, and designers, Urban Craft Uprising presents a two-day summer market at Magnuson Park Hangar 30. Explore work from more than 130 makers with handmade goods available indoors and outdoors, including jewelry, housewares, clothing, toys, bath and body items, candles, and more. Food trucks and additional booths in the North Lot offer meals and sweet treats for a convenient break while you shop. Admission is free.
Magnuson Park Hangar 30Rock the Meadow Summer Concert Series FINALE
Closing out the Rock the Meadow Summer Concert Series, this finale showcases Bellevue’s local rock scene on The Meadow, a new lawn in downtown Bellevue, opposite the transit center. Across the series, nine bands share the stage over four Saturday afternoon concerts, and this closing performance is the only one that does not follow the Saturday schedule. The final bill features Blank Pages, Missing Company, and Lark vs. Owl.
Summer Community Picnic 2026
In the spirit of Pacific Northwest summers, this community picnic brings people together for a relaxed afternoon of food, laughter, and connection with a Czech and Slovak flair. It welcomes longtime community members as well as anyone curious about the culture. Registration is requested.
Saint Edward State Park89th Annual Ketchikan Picnic in Edmonds, Washington
Now in its 89th year, this longtime Ketchikan tradition gathers at Edmonds City Park in Edmonds, Washington, and welcomes current and former residents along with anyone who feels a connection to Ketchikan. It is a day to reconnect with friends, classmates, neighbors, and family while sharing stories, memories, and a few fish tales, celebrating bonds that continue well beyond time away from Ketchikan. Food is provided, including donuts with coffee, hot dogs with condiments, water and soda, and cake. Bringing a side dish, dessert, or finger food to share is appreciated but not required. The day features door prize drawings held periodically, a group photo followed by decade and class-year photos, and plenty of time to catch up with the community. Volunteers are welcome to assist with set-up and tear-down.
Edmonds City ParkYoga in the Arboretum
Enjoy a free community yoga class surrounded by the beauty of the arboretum. These sessions welcome all experience levels and feature four local instructors, including Anne-Phyfe Palmer, Douglas Ridings, Arundhtai Baitmangalkar, and Jasmine RaShae’ Guillory. An RSVP is required. Please bring your own mat or props, and consider placing a towel under your mat to help keep it dry. A composting toilet is available just northeast of the Pacific Connections Meadow. The class takes place in the Pacific Connections Meadow toward the south end of Arboretum Drive. Parking at the nearby Washington Park Playfield lot is limited, so walking, biking, or using public transportation is encouraged when possible. Vehicle access to Arboretum Drive is only open for visitors with mobility limitations.
Washington Park Arboretum UW Botanic GardensSense the Adventure Summer Camp 2026: Session 5: Sports Action
The Sports Action session of Sense the Adventure Summer Camp offers a dynamic blend of strategic games, athletic drills, and team challenges that help participants strengthen problem solving, enhance balance and coordination, and build social skills through collaboration. Tailored for campers entering grades 3 through 6 for the 2026 to 2027 school year, this program is hosted at Olympia Therapy - Bellevue. Campership supported registration tiers are available, and families can use payment plans. After campership is applied, weekly tuition ranges from $250 to $350 with the highest level of support, $350 to $400 with partial support, $450 to $500 with standard support, and $700 to $1000 at the regular rate without campership.
Olympia Therapy - Bellevue (2002 156th Ave NE, Suite 150 Bellevue, WA 98007)Summer Camp for Preschool/PreK, Half Day
Designed for preschool and PreK children ages 3 to 5, this half-day summer camp at Eastside Christian School combines interactive learning, creative projects, and outdoor play in a Christ-centered setting. Each week introduces a fresh theme led by nurturing instructors who encourage curiosity, confidence, and character. Open to the broader community, the camp offers active exploration, meaningful friendships, and memories that last. Week-long sessions are available, and the cost is $250 per week.
Eastside Christian SchoolSummer Camp for K-5th Grades
Eastside Christian School offers week long day camps for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Each session blends hands on learning, creative projects, and outdoor adventures in a Christ centered setting where campers build friendships and grow in confidence, curiosity, and character. Weekly themes keep activities fresh, and supportive instructors guide meaningful experiences all summer. The program is open to the community. Tuition is $500 per week, and optional after care is available for an additional $125 per week. Families can choose a single week or combine multiple sessions for a summer of active exploration and lasting memories.
Eastside Christian SchoolCompassion Camp/VBS at Aldersgate
Compassion Camp is a four day, interactive VBS-style experience hosted by Aldersgate UMC in Bellevue, WA. Designed for children who are potty trained through fifth grade, with opportunities for helpers of any age, it invites participants to explore compassion for themselves, for others, and for the world through play, music, and engaging activities. The program builds empathy and community with themes focused on kindness, lovingkindness, and justice. Each day includes Bible stories, compassion in action projects, creative play, movement, recreation, and a snack. Scholarships are available.
9 weeks of Summer Day Camp
This summer day camp offers a fun opportunity for kids to spend their time.
Talking About Song Lyrics with Music Therapist Katy Webber
Gather for a welcoming conversation that centers on song lyrics, using music to explore themes, emotions, and personal meaning through open discussion. Led by Board Certified Music Therapist Katy Webber, the session blends guided listening, storytelling, lyric study, and group dialogue to support cognitive health, emotional expression, and mental well-being. No prior music background is needed. This program is for adults and does not require registration. To request a reasonable accommodation, email access@kcls.org at least seven days in advance. Automated closed captioning is always available for online events.
Newport Way LibraryFree Summer Meals
Children and teens ages 1 to 18 can enjoy a free lunch while spending time reading this summer and become a Summer Reader. Meals are provided at no cost and must be eaten on site. No registration is needed, but seating is limited. Offered in partnership with Hunger Intervention Program.
Reading Buddies!
Volunteers support students as they read aloud, with each volunteer paired with two students at a similar reading level for focused practice. The selection emphasizes books for grades K through 8 and materials for English language learners in grades K through 12. Participants can choose a book from the cart or read eBooks on an iPad. A sign-up sheet is available for 30-minute sessions that match individual reading levels.
Tuesday Run Group
Gather at Shoes N Feet to meet fellow runners and walkers, then head out together for a relaxed, social outing on Bellevue trails. Expect an easygoing vibe that highlights the fun side of running, with friendly motivation to help make every step more enjoyable.
Tuesdays In Ballard
Tuesdays In Ballard transforms the Ballard Community Center into a lively hub featuring a mix of food, games, crafts, and live music. The series highlights a soccer clinic with Ballard FC and Salmon Bay FC, performances by Seattle Percussion Works, a drumming circle with Regina, SPQR Band, and a folk music set from Al Hirsch, with one session still to be announced.
Ballard Community CenterKaraoke in the Park
Every Tuesday throughout the summer, Cromwell Park hosts karaoke. It is free to attend, open to everyone, and offers a family friendly atmosphere where anyone who wants to sing can participate.
Cromwell ParkTotem Lake Run Club
The Totem Lake Run Club hosts group runs that begin with a warmup outside the lululemon store, proceed along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, and conclude near Salt & Straw.
Dancing 'til Dusk
Dancing 'til Dusk offers an easy, welcoming way to step onto the floor. The evening begins with a complimentary lesson, and no partner or prior experience is required. After that, Hot Club Swing brings lively swing tunes for dancing under the open sky. Expect an outdoor setting with a real dance surface, glowing lights, and a friendly, all-are-welcome atmosphere.
Jim Ellis Freeway Park, Downtown Seattle, Waof Montreal
Neumos presents an evening with of Montreal, joined by Sloppy Jane. Guided by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kevin Barnes, the group has spent nearly three decades reshaping pop with a vivid mix of glam rock, psychedelia, funk, and synth-driven indie. Emerging from the Elephant 6 scene in the late 90s, they earned a devoted following for fearless songwriting and theatrical, imagination-fueled shows. Their catalog includes the breakout Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? alongside a steady stream of boundary-pushing releases, plus late-night TV appearances and collaborations with artists like Solange, Janelle Monáe, and Jon Brion. On stage they turn concerts into immersive spectacles of color, costume, and cathartic energy, with a history that spans major festivals such as Coachella, Primavera, Lollapalooza, and Vive Latino, as well as headlining runs worldwide. This tour honors their legacy while leaning into new sonic adventures for an unpredictable, high-voltage live experience. This show is for ages 21 and over with valid ID, and minors are not permitted. Support acts may change. All ticket sales are final except in the case of an event cancellation. Orders that exceed ticket limits may be canceled without notice.
NeumosArgentine Tango Class for Absolute Beginners
Explore Argentine tango in a beginner-friendly class created for those starting from scratch. Over an eight week series, participants build essential skills at a comfortable pace with plenty of guided practice. It also works well for anyone returning to review the basics or for those seeking a fun way to meet new people. No partner is required and no prior dance experience is needed. The full series costs $110 and takes place at the Phinney Neighborhood Association.
Phinney Neighborhood Association - PNASeattle Metro Classic
At Shoreview Park, Washington State’s premier outdoor tournament creates a lively, festive PNW summer atmosphere that attracts local, regional, and traveling players. Competition uses a double elimination format on 18 tennis hardcourts with Franklin X40 balls. Skill brackets range from 3.0 to 4.5, and open divisions award prize money, highlighted by a $20,000 prize pool for the open categories. Pre-registration is limited to medalists from the Seattle Metro Winter Classic who receive a link to sign up, followed by general registration. Last year, 776 players took part. The annual Border Battle exhibition, presented by OneShot Pickleball, is featured during the event. Proceeds benefit the Seattle Metro Pickleball Association, a nonprofit advocating for pickleball in the Seattle metro area, and help fund diversity and inclusion initiatives, Pickleball for All, the outdoor Magnuson Courts Project, and ongoing advocacy, education, and community programs.
Shoreview ParkOf Monsters and Men
STG Presents and Monqui welcome Of Monsters and Men as The Mouse Parade Tour arrives at the Paramount Theatre. The main floor is general admission on a flat layout, and the balcony features reserved seating. The accessible area shown on the seating map indicates a general location rather than a specific seat. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per patron, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice. TM+ resale is disabled. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and the venue may change delivery methods. Unless specified otherwise, everyone requires a ticket, and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator, so access to the balcony is by stairs only.
Paramount TheatreSteve Earle - 51 Years of Songs & Stories
STG presents an intimate evening with Steve Earle at Neptune Theatre, celebrating 51 years of songs and stories from a trailblazing career. A protege of Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark, Earle has become a masterful storyteller whose songs have been recorded by artists such as Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Joan Baez, Emmylou Harris, and The Pretenders. His breakthrough album Guitar Town reached the top of the country charts and helped define modern Americana, and Copperhead Road is an official state song of Tennessee. Albums including The Revolution Starts... Now, Washington Square Serenade, and Townes earned consecutive GRAMMY Awards, and Jerry Jeff showcases his take on songs by mentor Jerry Jeff Walker. Beyond his own recordings, he has authored both fiction and short stories, produced projects for Joan Baez and Lucinda Williams, appeared in films and on television with recurring roles on The Wire and Tremé, composed acclaimed music for the stage including work on Coal Country that earned a Drama Desk nomination, and hosts the weekly Hard Core Troubadour show on the Outlaw Country channel of Sirius Radio. Honors include membership in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, recognition from the Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music, a Grand Ole Opry induction, and his live release Alone Again (Live). This performance features reserved seating and welcomes all ages. Bar service is available with valid ID. The venue limits purchases to eight tickets per person and per credit card, and accounts that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Every attendee must have a ticket, and babies in arms are not permitted. There is no elevator, and access to the balcony is by stairs and ramps. Delivery methods may be adjusted at the venue’s discretion.
Neptune TheatreMove Your Body® | Flexibility & Mobility
Experience flexibility training that goes beyond simple stretching by building control, awareness, and steady progress. This small-group class in Kirkland focuses on thorough, targeted stretching, improving how the joints and spine move, easing built-up tension, and expanding range of motion with care. The approach is intended to help attendees feel lighter, more open, more at ease in the body, and more connected to themselves. It welcomes both beginners and seasoned movers, with a maximum of six participants to maintain a calm, focused setting with an elegant touch.
Overlake Farm Horse Camp 2026 (July 28-July 30, 2026)
A three day horse camp welcoming children ages 8 to 12 who love horses, offered as a summertime session.
Echo Lake Secret Neighborhood
Enjoy a free community walk through the Echo Lake area as part of the Shoreline Walks program. This moderate route starts at Echo Lake Elementary School, travels east into a small triangular neighborhood bordered by Holyrood Cemetery, I-5, and Ballinger Way, then ascends a steep rustic staircase with a handrail before returning via Shoreline Park. Expect about 3.5 miles over roughly two hours with approximately 232 feet of elevation gain. The walk is led by volunteer leader Donna. It is designed for adults 50 and older yet welcomes people of all ages and abilities. No registration is needed, and friendly leashed dogs are welcome. Parking is available near the school’s native plant garden.
Echo Lake Elementary PTABee Cool Tuesdays
Bee Cool Tuesdays brings easygoing summer fun to Kirkland Urban’s Fountain Court, offering families a simple way to cool off and play together. The Busy Bee Hive Activity Cart supplies a changing lineup of water toys, sidewalk chalk, hula hoops, hopscotch, jump ropes, and other hands-on games that encourage creativity and movement. Visitors can enjoy a quick splash or settle in for more time outdoors, with playful activities suited to a range of ages. Registration is not needed. All minors must be accompanied by an adult while on the property.
Joe Doria Presents
Seattle Hammond organist Joe Doria brings his versatile sound to Sea Monster Lounge with a rotating lineup of top local players. Known for spanning many styles, he has supported numerous Seattle artists and performs with McTuff, the Joe Doria Trio, The Drunken Masters, Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet, and AriSawkaDoria. There is no cover, and donations are welcome.
Sea Monster LoungeFARMERS MARKET
The Crossroads Bellevue Farmers Market is a weekly hub where neighbors connect over fresh, local offerings. Explore seasonal produce, browse handcrafted goods, and meet the makers who bring them to market. Whether stocking up on ingredients or pausing for a casual stroll, this community marketplace has become a familiar part of the neighborhood.
Lunchtime Concert Series
Pack a lunch and enjoy a midday performance by Kontagious Performing Company. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. The show takes place on the field next to the Spartan Recreation Center.
Spartan Recreation CenterSummer Park Days
A relaxed summer meetup at Saint Edward State Park gathers at the picnic tables between the playground and the open field. The usual crowd includes kids ages 7 to 16, with most between 10 and 14, and it is a welcoming place to bring a friend or meet someone new. When the weather tops 80 degrees, participants often hike down the trail to the lake to cool off. Parking at state parks requires a Discover Pass, or a day-use pass can be purchased at the park.
Saint Edward State ParkProduce on Pike: Weekly Farmers Market
Produce on Pike returns with an expanded evening farmers market at Pike Place Market, offering a convenient stop for nearby workers and residents. Browse farm fresh fruits, vegetables, and artisan goods directly from Pike Place Market farmers, talk with the people who grow the food, and discover what is in season in Seattle. A Local Night perk rewards qualifying purchases, spend $50 or more at Pike Place Market businesses and receive a $10 parking credit by presenting proof of purchase at the Produce on Pike Information Booth. The series celebrates local farms and flavors, whether you are stocking up on groceries, spending time with friends, or exploring the Market.
Lion of Judah Band - Jamming on the Eastrail
Enjoy a free, all-ages reggae concert at the Feriton Spur Park Amphitheater in Kirkland, part of the 42-mile Eastrail Corridor. Lion of Judah Band performs live with sweet reggae sounds at the park. Arrive on foot, by bike, or at a run and take in the music outdoors. Sponsored by Eastrail Partners.
Feriton Spur ParkConcerts in the Park
Take in a free concert at Cromwell Park featuring Tekla Waterfield and Jeff Fielder.
Cromwell ParkEastside Coffee Outside Every Wednesday Morning
This relaxed outdoor coffee hangout meets at the Rotary Central Station picnic shelter, rain or shine, with no RSVP required and a come-and-go format. Anna shares fresh baked vegan muffins. Dylan often brews different varieties of loose leaf tea. Kurt provides regular and decaf coffee, along with hot water, tea bags, and hot cocoa packets. Dogs are welcome and treats are available. The spot sits on the Cross Kirkland Corridor, making it easy to reach on foot, by bike, or by car. Reusable mugs are on hand, and personal mugs are welcome.
Rotary Central Station Picnic Shelter, 1 Railroad Avenue, Kirkland, WA 98033Rock The Village
Rock The Village returns with a weekly, free summer concert series on the green near Cinemark. Seating is provided, and guests are welcome to bring their own lawn chairs. The lineup includes Nite Wave with 80s favorites, Good Day Sunshine celebrating The Beatles, 90's Rewind highlighting hits from the 90s, Wheels in the Sky performing Journey classics, The Beat Project blending Top 40 and 70s party tunes, Stonesy honoring The Rolling Stones, and The Jewel Tones showcasing Motown. Make a night of it with nearby dining, including patio seating at Serious Pie or Stack571, and finish with a treat from Salt & Straw. Complimentary parking is available in The Village’s green garage with entrances on both the north and south sides.
The Village at Totem LakeU Village Summer Concert Series
This summer concert series at U Village brings free live music to Village Green. The lineup features Queen Mother and Petty Fever, both marked as new, along with Wild Rumours, Nite Wave, Kalimba, and Hit Explosion. Dinner is available on select evenings from DeLille En Ville or Pasta & Co., and sweet treats from The Confectionery are offered every week.
Village GreenBellydance Classes in Bellevue
Discover bellydance in Bellevue with classes led by Nalini at NIKA Dance Academy. An all-levels session invites dancers to build confidence, refine technique, and learn a fresh short choreography each month, with a video recorded at the end of the month to celebrate progress. Those seeking stage experience can participate in Jewels of Fire, Nalini’s performance group that prepares choreographies for stage shows, cultural events, and local festivals. Bring water and an optional hip scarf.
FUN w/PSWB @ Bellevue Farmers Market
The Bellevue Farmers Market returns with Primrose School of West Bellevue as a sponsor. Expect Washington-grown offerings from area farmers, food makers, and artisans, along with live music and a lively community atmosphere. Look for produce-inspired fun and dedicated activities for children at the Primrose School of West Bellevue booth.
Bellevue Presbyterian ChurchUnlimited STREET FOOD (Chaat & Snacks) BUFFET
An unlimited street food buffet featuring chaat, snacks, and tiffins is available at Simply Indian Restaurant. The menu highlights Mysoor bonda, stuffed mirchi bajji, muntha masala, pani puri (gol gappe), vegetable pakora, medu vada, sooji upma, aloo tikki chaat, and papdi chaat, along with a 4 oz serving of masala tea. Pricing is $16, with children ages 5 to 12 at $10 and children under 5 free.
Blue Moon Jazz at Bellevue Farmers Market
A meet-up at the Market invites people to gather.
Bellevue Farmers MarketLSRC Thursday Evening Run (5th Thursday: Kirkland Watershed)
Lake Sammamish Run Club hosts a Thursday group run that takes place in any weather. During the summer, from June to September, the run sets out from the Bridle Trails Grocery Outlet parking area on mostly soft trail surfaces. Routes rotate by week of the month, and on fifth Thursdays the course explores the Kirkland Watershed with options around 3 miles or 6 miles.
Grocery Outlet (Bridle Trails, WA)Dancing 'til Dusk
Dancing 'til Dusk at Hing Hay Park in Chinatown offers a welcoming night of social dancing. The evening begins with a complimentary lesson that gets everyone moving, and no partner is required. Live music follows from The Long Ovals: Casey McGill and Birch Pereira, bringing a Swing and Americana soundtrack for two hours of dancing under the open sky. Expect an outdoor setting with a proper dance floor, string lights overhead, and plenty of good energy. Admission is free and all experience levels are welcome.
Hing Hay Park ~ ChinatownSummer Concert Series
The City of Kenmore Summer Concert Series takes place on the lawn at Saint Edward State Park. Attendees are encouraged to bring a low chair or a blanket for comfortable seating. Parking at the park requires a Discover Pass, and an automated pay station is available on site for purchasing a day-use or annual pass. Concert parking is available within the park. Accessibility is supported with 10 ADA parking spots near the concert area and additional ADA spaces throughout the park. A free ADA accessible shuttle operates between Kenmore Park & Ride and Saint Edward State Park on concert nights, offering pickup and return service. Shuttle schedules may shift slightly due to traffic.
Saint Edward State ParkMolly Tuttle
Molly Tuttle performs live at Kirkland Performance Center, showcasing a sound that weaves bluegrass, Americana, pop, and rock. The Grammy-winning singer and songwriter is recognized for her virtuosic guitar playing. Her 2025 album, So Long Little Miss Sunshine, received two Grammy nominations and features bold, personal songwriting. A five-time Grammy nominee, she earned consecutive Grammys for Best Bluegrass Album with her band Golden Highway and was the first woman to receive the IBMA Guitar Player of the Year award.
Kirkland Performance CenterWalk on the Beach | Summer Pinball Series
A summertime pinball series unfolds across two neighboring arcades, Gary's Place and West Seattle Arcade, running in both rooms at the same time while participants walk between them to choose machines. Each session uses a pick-your-game head-to-head format. Players select any available machine at either location, compete in up to five rounds with two games per round, earn one point for a game win and three points for a sweep, and limit extra balls to 30 seconds. The same game cannot be chosen twice in a night, and machines already in play are off limits. The top three finishers receive payouts each night. Points accumulate over the season, with only the best five nights counting toward the standings, so missing a week does not hurt. The top half of the leaderboard advances to a Series Finals, and the finals prize pool grows by five dollars per participant each night. Entry is five dollars per night, all ages are welcome, and check-in takes place at Gary's Place. New competitors are encouraged, and players may begin on any week.
Gary's PlaceOutdoor Adventure Series Summer 2026: Downtown Sailing Series
Celebrate summer with the Kraken at Elliott Bay Marina as the Downtown Sailing Series brings a lively scene to the waterfront. Enjoy live music, giveaways, and lawn games in a relaxed marina setting. Known as one of Seattle’s premier waterfront events, the series offers a chance to experience the bay.
Elliott Bay MarinaConFunkShun
Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley hosts the iconic R&B funk group ConFunkShun for four nights with six performances. The current lineup features original members Michael Cooper, Felton Pilate, and Karl Fuller alongside Ron Moton, Brian LaTour, Kurt “KC” Clayton, Aaron Green, and Rene Escovedo. Formed in Vallejo as Project Soul, the group gained early momentum backing Stax artists and Rufus Thomas at the Wattstax concert, then signed with Mercury Records. They went on to release 11 albums and score eight Top 10 Billboard hits, including “Ffun,” “Chase Me,” “Shake & Dance,” and “Baby I’m Hooked.” The fan favorite “Love’s Train” helped take the To the Max album Gold, and decades later Silk Sonic’s rerecording reached number one. The band continues to release new music, including “Text Me Tomorrow” from the 2023 album Smooth Jukebox. Honors include the National R&B Music Society Lifetime Achievement Award, honorary doctorates for Michael Cooper and Felton Pilate, and a Ph.D. for Ron Moton, with Presidential Lifetime Achievement Awards recognizing service through music. Recent highlights include the 40-city Love’s Train Reboarded 40th Anniversary Tour with stops at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley, Yoshi’s, and the Blue Note.
Dimitriou's Jazz AlleyVillage Fun Days
Village Fun Days is back with a summer lineup of themed activities on the green by Cinemark. This session features the Mini Makers Workshop. Throughout the season, themes range from soccer fun and toy box adventures to dinosaur digs, web slinging excitement, spy school detective challenges, and a pirate treasure hunt. After the festivities, nearby options include Joe’s Burgers for a meal and Snapdoodle Toys for playful finds.
The Village at Totem LakeAnnie Eastwood & Billy Stapleton Duo at Bellevue Live At Lunch
Award winning guitarist Billy Stapleton and vocalist Annie Eastwood bring their duo to Bellevue Live at Lunch with a set that spans rhythm and blues, rock, blues, soul, swing, jazz, and original songs. Their repertoire draws from artists such as Lucinda Williams, Alison Krauss, Etta James, Ella Fitzgerald, Julie London, Emmylou Harris, Mose Allison, Robben Ford, Sonny Landreth, Eric Clapton, Hendrix, Freddie King, and Sting. Presented as part of the Live at Lunch concert series in Downtown Bellevue, this midday performance offers a break in the day, a chance to meet friends, or an opportunity to enjoy live music outdoors in Bellevue, Washington.
Bellevue, WashingtonMagnolia Summerfest
Magnolia Summerfest fills three days with activities for all ages. The schedule includes food vendors, a vendor village to browse, bounce houses, a beverage garden, live entertainment on the main stage, and a hands-on kids art tent. The first day concludes with an outdoor movie. The second day starts with a parade and features a parkour showcase from Kong Academy. The final day spotlights a talent show on the main stage.
Magnolia PlayfieldFriday Night Art & Wine
Paint a charming finch in acrylic within a playful still life as instructor Michelle Waldele guides you step by step. The pace suits complete beginners as well as seasoned painters, with clear techniques that make each part of the process approachable. Expect a relaxed atmosphere where creativity and conversation come easily while your feathered subject settles among everyday objects beneath an open sky. All materials are provided, and every participant completes a finished piece to take home. Wine, seltzer, and packaged snacks are available, and bringing a friend or a small treat to share is welcome. Leave with a unique painting and a bright little bird to enliven your space.
Cole Art StudioDisney's Newsies
Lakeside Pontoon Players, a newly formed local community theatre troupe, presents Disney's Newsies, the Musical. This production is suitable for all ages and offers family friendly entertainment.
Lake Washington High School Performance Art CenterFFUN: Campfire
Attendees can bring a favorite meal to cook over the flames and spend the evening enjoying campfire songs, friendly fellowship, and classic s'mores.
Avery Hill & Jaspar Lepak
Avery Hill and Jaspar Lepak come together for the Wildflowers Tour, uniting their talents in a shared program. Both artists appear together under the Wildflowers banner.
North City Bistro & Wine ShopMusic BINGO | Dave & Buster's - Bellevue WA - FRI 8p @LeaderboardGames
Dave & Buster's in Bellevue hosts a Music BINGO game night that swaps numbers for short song clips. A game host plays a variety of tunes while players mark the matching squares on their bingo cards. The event is free to attend and provides one bingo card per person, which you can access on your phone. Prizes are awarded to winners, with a fun mix that can vary. Expect lively moments to sing and dance along, plus plenty of music, food, and good times.
Dave & Buster's (Bellevue, WA)Fridays
An evening of salsa and bachata at LaVida Dance Studio in Kirkland features classes for absolute beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediate dancers held in multiple rooms at the same time, so attendees can choose the level that fits them. No partner is required, and a welcoming community makes it easy to meet new people. After the lessons, the floor opens for a social dance. Pricing at the door is $50 for the full night with all classes and the social, $40 for one class plus the social, $30 for a single class, or $20 for the social only. To reserve a spot in class, text 425-642-1547. Free parking is available. Casual attire is welcome, and positive energy is encouraged.
LaVida Dance StudioSin City
A high-energy night of dance favorites spanning current hits and classics. The B-Street horns join the show, adding a brassy kick and an extra spark to the party. It is a social night with food and drinks available throughout, keeping the dance floor moving.
The LimeFamily Story Time
A family-friendly program open to all ages features read-aloud stories, lively music, simple movement, and playful rhymes. Each element is designed to nurture early literacy, building language skills, rhythm, and reading readiness in an engaging, interactive setting.
Funky 2 Death
On Friday nights, Woogie D, Mark Mattrey, Melissa Montalto, Roc Phizzle, RL Heyer, Trevor Parrish, and friends refresh classic grooves with a modern touch and keep the funk flowing. They lock into a lively rhythm, do their thing, and send the funky sounds straight to you.
Sea Monster LoungePaddleboard Yoga
Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga with Paddling Yogini at Phantom Lake Club offers a floating, pool-based class that blends yoga and paddling to build strength and improve balance. It is suitable for beginners as well as experienced paddlers. All paddleboards and necessary equipment are provided. The cost is $40 for PLC members and $40 plus a guest fee for non-members. Space is limited to 10 participants per class.
Phantom Lake Bath & Tennis ClubEnd of Summer Artisan Night Market
Bring a friend for a fun, creative outing at this artisan night market. Walk in and choose hands-on projects such as soaps, candles, pottery, jewelry, and more, then head home with something you made. While you are there, book a future class to unlock an exclusive discount, and receive a scratch-off with a surprise deal. Makers interested in selling can get in touch to apply.
Edmonds Masonic CenterMeet Stephanie Stephan - Local Book Author - "The Path to Unconditional Love"
Stephanie Stephan, a local author, shares the story behind her book The Path to Unconditional Love: Lessons in Heart-Centered Living from Our Animal Teachers, then connects with readers during a signing and informal meet and greet. Attendees can ask questions, chat with the author, and get books signed. Stephanie’s approach centers on listening to animals with an open heart. She blends communication, intuition, and healing to strengthen the bond between people and their animal companions, fostering harmony on emotional, physical, energetic, and spiritual levels. Her perspective emphasizes how animals can open a path to deep wisdom and unconditional love, inviting people to learn life lessons that cultivate joy and help unlock inner strength.
20 Year Anniversary!
A family-friendly celebration marks the 20 year anniversary of Mallory Paint Store. The event features opportunities to swim, enjoy food, play, and more.
Vasa Park ResortSTANCEWARS PRESENTS: THE GATHERING
STANCEWARS hosts a large-scale car culture gathering at Bellevue College. This event brings together the Northwest enthusiast community, celebrating meticulously crafted builds as well as the people who make them. Whether bagged or static, JDM or Euro, vintage or contemporary, daily driver or track-focused, any distinctive vehicle with a story to share fits the spirit of the day. Featured elements include a curated Top100 showcase of standout machines, live DJ sets and music that keep the energy high, and ample opportunities for photographers, videographers, and creators to capture memorable moments. Recognition is a central focus, with judging and awards honoring exceptional work, while a vendor area offers unique goods from local brands along with limited event merchandise. Vehicle arrivals are organized for categories such as Top100, Select and Display Only, and Posse Pass, with VIP parking access and early entry options, followed by general admission. The program centers on connection, craftsmanship, and the shared passion that fuels this region’s car scene.
Bellevue CollegeEdmonds Summer Wine Walk
Stroll through Downtown Edmonds for an evening of Pacific Northwest wine tasting, small business shopping, and time with friends, all while supporting the local arts community. Participating locations will pour selections from boutique wineries, and each ticket includes an admission wristband, tasting glassware, and 10 tickets for one-ounce samples at the stops. Wine totes are available to make it easy to carry any bottles you choose to purchase. Proceeds benefit Art Walk Edmonds, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the arts in Edmonds. The tasting trail features pairings throughout town, including Anchor Chic with Vagabond Wine Co., Artisan Alley PNW at the Old Opera House with Cavelero Hill Cellars, Coldwell Banker Bain with Nine Hats Wines, Cole Gallery with J. Bookwalter Wines, Common Formme with Lantz Cellars, Crow with Moxie Mule Vermouth, Edmonds Historical Museum with Whitman Hill Winery and Michael Florentino Cellars, Field/Morgan & Moss with Lagana Cellars and Neu Flessenow Cellars, Fox + Bottle with Cave B Estate Winery, Irden Designs with Virtue Cellars, Little Bipsy with Dusted Valley, Musicology with Structure Cellars, Sunlight Gallery + Studio with Dineen Vineyards, Table for 12 with Silver Bell Winery, and Windermere Real Estate with Red Stitch Wine.
Downtown EdmondsSalish Sea Brewing Boathoue Summer Concerts
The Summer Concerts series at Salish Sea Brewing Boathouse features The Stacy Jones Band, billed as the 2026 Best Blues Rock Band. This free performance welcomes all ages.
Outdoor Summer Movies in the Park
Settle in with a blanket or lawn chair for a free two-film screening on a large LED screen on the north side of Juanita Beach Park. The lineup includes Paddington in Peru, rated PG, and Now You See Me: Now You Don't, rated PG-13.
Juanita Beach ParkAni DiFranco: Spirit of Love Tour
Ani DiFranco brings the Spirit of Love Tour to Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, BC.
Vancouver, B.C.Thee Sinseers and The Altons
Presented by STG, Thee Sinseers and The Altons bring a bilingual performance to the Neptune Theatre with music in both English and Spanish. This is a standing room general admission event. One dollar from every ticket is directed to Northwest Immigrant Rights Project. The ADA area shown on the seating map indicates an accessible zone rather than a specific seat. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per customer, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled by the venue. All tickets are final sale with no refunds or exchanges. Unless otherwise noted, everyone needs their own ticket, and infants in arms are not permitted. Mobile ticket delivery will be released four days before the show.
Neptune TheatreProm Date Mixtape
Prom Date Mixtape returns to Magnolia Summerfest 2026 with an even bigger 80s New Wave set for a Saturday evening crowd. This upbeat performance channels the sound and spirit of the era and keeps the celebration going.
Magnolia PlayfieldNaichai: Warm Cups & Big Culture
Naichai.Co brings a chai pop-up to Shoreline Farmers Market, offering fragrant masala chai, carefully made samosas, and a curated lineup of Swahili breakfast favorites. The experience highlights East African hospitality, with a warm welcome, vibrant flavors, and a spirit of community.
Shoreline Farmers MarketJournaling the Garden
Explore nature journaling at Bellevue Botanical Garden in an adult program that invites careful observation and curiosity. This free session offers guidance for newcomers and experienced journalers in a supportive setting that encourages experimentation and personal expression. Each gathering begins with introductions and brief instruction, continues with journaling time in the garden, and concludes with a group share of insights. Please bring a dedicated journal and something to write with. The session meets in the Aaron Education Center.
The Aaron Education Center at the Bellevue Botanical GardenUnlimited BREAKFAST BUFFET
Swagath Bellevue offers an all you can eat South Indian breakfast buffet featuring idly, vada, pongal, upma, poori with Bombay chutney, dosa, punugulu, a sweet dish, sambar, three fresh chutneys, and chana masala curry, with complimentary tea included. Pricing is $15 for adults, $10 for children ages 5 to 12, and free for kids under 5. It is a family friendly way to enjoy a traditional breakfast spread.
Edmonds Inner Wisdom Fairs
Inner Wisdom Fairs brings a welcoming community gathering to Maplewood Rock and Gem Club, led by lightworker-in-charge Diane Marie who continues the legacy of Northwest fairs with fresh energy. The focus is on inner wisdom and holistic well-being, combining science backed healing approaches with intuitive arts. Readers and holistic providers will demonstrate their gifts and offer individual sessions for a fee. Some appointments may be arranged in advance, while most sessions are first come, first served. Holistic practitioners include nurses, doctors, and psychologists using science backed methods, alongside psychics, mediums, and tarot readers, with offerings that support the whole person, including emotional wellness. Browse crystals, rocks and minerals, jewelry, artwork, and other creations from artisan vendors. The event encourages conversation, social connection, and the exploration of higher self awareness and intuition, with an openness to new possibilities. Hosted at Maplewood Rock and Gem Club, a club with a 75 year history, with free parking available. This fair is part of a continuing series held on the first Saturday of each month, building a SOUL hub for connection and light.
Maplewood Rock and Gem ClubThe Lake City Free Summer Festival and Parade
A free community festival offers two stages of live music, a car show, local artists and vendors, community outreach, and a wide range of food choices. Families can enjoy a fun zone that includes a no cost petting zoo. In the evening, Lake City Way closes to traffic for the Kids' Parade, the Dog Parade, and the Lake City Seafair Grand Parade. It is a tradition that grows stronger each year.
Lake City WayRestorative Art Journaling Workshop
Settle into a gentle time of creativity and reflection inspired by the natural beauty of Bellevue Botanical Garden. Guided by Jeanne Hansen, this restorative art journaling workshop blends mindfulness, painting, and writing to help you reconnect with your inner voice through nature. No previous experience is required. The focus is on presence, curiosity, and authentic expression rather than perfection. It welcomes creatives, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a calming pause and a fresh way to listen within, drawing on the garden’s quiet wisdom. All materials are provided, and a suggested supply list will help you start and continue your personal practice.
The Aaron Education Center at the Bellevue Botanical GardenSalish Crossing Block Party
We Develop Film marks two years of developing film in Edmonds and one year of its film club with a mix of photography, music, art, and food. Highlights include a photo walk, a raffle, giveaways, a print sale, and a gallery. At Salish Crossing, Brigid’s Bottle Shop next door will host live music from club members along with a live vinyl DJ sponsored by Musicology. Cascadia Art Museum will feature an exhibit of film photography showcasing Seattle in the 1920s and 1930s. Friends of the shop will be on site, with Gulf Coast Cameras buying and selling camera gear, Freestyle offering rare and exclusive film stocks, and 7171 Studio creating a zen space, while AV Audio Specialist provides sound throughout the event. Food options include Thai By Day, Niles Peacock, and Spud Fish & Chips, with additional support from sponsors Scratch Distillery, Moon Photo, and Unknown Tattoo.
Brigid's BottleshopJerro
Jerro brings the Summer 2026 North America Tour to Seattle, presenting a melodic electronic style shaped by cinematic moods, layered synths, and uplifting chord work that balances introspective moments with dancefloor energy. Emerging from Belgium’s electronic community, he gained international recognition through releases on labels like Anjunadeep and This Never Happened, along with support from Lane 8, Sultan + Shepard, and Le Youth. His productions feature soaring melodies, warm basslines, and careful sound design that connect in focused listening and scale to festival stages.
Lake Union ParkTyee Volleyball Games
Volleyball games at Tyee welcome players who are B level or above. Admission is $5 per person.
Tyee Middle SchoolAni DiFranco
Ani DiFranco performs with Valerie June as part of BECU ZooTunes presented by Carter Subaru, a long-running summer tradition. Tickets for this show are sold out.
Woodland Park ZooMegan Moroney
Megan Moroney brings The Cloud 9 Tour to Climate Pledge Arena, joined by JP Saxe and Solon Holt. With each ticket sold, $1 supports the Megan Moroney Foundation and its work to combat bullying and promote mental health well-being. VIP packages are available. For a smooth entry, review the venue’s Arena Guide for bag policies and prohibited items.
Climate Pledge ArenaPoppy
Poppy brings the Constantly Nowhere Tour to Paramount Theatre, presented by STG Presents and Live Nation, with Landmvrks and Thousand Below appearing as special guests. The main floor features standing general admission on a flat surface, and the balcony offers reserved seating. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per customer, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final and there are no refunds or exchanges. The venue may change ticket delivery methods. The ADA section shown on the seating map does not indicate a specific seat. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and babies in arms are not permitted. Please note that there is no elevator and the balcony is accessible by stairs only. Presale options include artist, local and media partners, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember, with a general public onsale to follow.
Paramount TheatreLadies Night
The Herding Cats deliver party favorites from the 60s through today, putting their own twist on well known hits that span generations. The set offers something for every taste. Ladies can ask a server or bartender about Ladies Night drink specials and enjoy discounted beverages.
The LimeJunior League Softball World Series
Kirkland, Washington hosts the crowning of the champion of the Junior League Softball World Series. Junior League athletes showcase top-level play with a focus on fair competition and a fun, lively atmosphere. Entry is free and no tickets are needed.
Everest ParkFlammable
Flammable brings an uplifting house music experience to Chop Suey. Find the weekly lineup and additional details on Instagram. Purchase tickets at the door.
Chop SueyToDos Bike Garage -- Bike Repair Co-op
Spend Sunday tuning up your ride at this volunteer-run bike repair co-op. The garage provides a collaborative workspace with basic tools for quick fixes, tuneups, and flat repairs. Volunteers can guide you through maintenance and help get your bike running smoothly. There is no fee to work on your own bike, and a small selection of parts is available, though you may need to purchase specific components if something unexpected comes up. Please call or text 323.926.8054 ahead of time to confirm the garage is open on Sunday. For updates, check Instagram at @todos_garage.
ToDos Bike GarageVandal Day with the Mariners
Celebrate Vandal pride at T-Mobile Park with a special day alongside the Seattle Mariners. Alumni, friends and families in the Puget Sound area can come together for baseball, connection and plenty of silver and gold spirit. The program features a ceremonial first pitch by Senior Director of Alumni Relations Vicki Sell ’89, plus a private pre-game gathering for alumni on the Rooftop Boardwalk with food and beverages available for purchase at concourse concessions. Each ticket includes a reserved seat and an exclusive Vandals–Mariners co-branded jersey, with pickup at the game; guests receive an email from the Mariners with pickup details. Every ticket also helps students, with $5 supporting the University of Idaho Alumni Legacy Scholarship and more than $12,000 raised over the past two years. Special Vandal pricing is available, with reserved seats on the main level at $84 and view level seats at $63, and taxes and fees included.
T-Mobile ParkNight of the Living Queers
Darrell's Tavern hosts a laid back queer social with icebreaker games to help you meet new people, music by Seattle's Only Bisexual DJ alongside DJ Morgue Anne, and a sprinkling of drag performances from Delulu Lemon Doll and her fellow Dolls. A prize drawing is planned. Admission is free. Food is available and the bar offers a full selection of beverages, including many nonalcoholic options. This gathering is 21 and over. Masks are optional and welcome.
Darrell's TavernCascade Kombis VW monthly pizza meeting
Volkswagen enthusiasts gather for the Cascade Kombis monthly pizza meeting at Spiro's Pizza & Pasta. This free, all-ages meetup invites VW fans in the Seattle area to enjoy pizza, talk through interesting Volkswagen topics, and show their cars with recent upgrades. Three pizzas are provided during the gathering, while all other food and all beverages are the responsibility of attendees. The private room opens when the meeting begins, so early arrivals should wait until it is available. Families are welcome, and children may attend with their adults. Those interested in membership can sign up and become members after attending two meetings.
Spiro's Pizza & PastaBaby n' Me Mini Class
Explore Shorenorth Co-op Preschool through a free mini class for babies and their caregivers. Caregivers can connect with one another while little ones, ages 0 to 1, take part in music, movement, sensory play, and other age-appropriate activities led by a teacher. The session is also open to expecting parents interested in learning more about the cooperative preschool community. There is no cost to attend, and registration is encouraged.
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden - Arts in the Garden
An arts event takes place at Kruckeberg Botanic Garden, bringing creativity into a garden setting.
Kruckeberg Botanic GardenEdmonds Block Party 2026
Returning to Civic Center Playfield in Edmonds, this block party stretches across two nights featuring live music, a beer garden, and a variety of food. The lineup has been announced and tickets are on sale.
Civic Center PlayfieldCapitol Hill Block Party 2026
Capitol Hill Block Party returns for its 28th year, bringing the celebration back out on the streets. The lineup will be announced soon.
2026 Nia festival
Back in Skyway Park, NIA Fest brings a free, community-focused celebration of music, culture, and connection. The festival features live performances, food from vendors, shopping with local businesses, games, and family-friendly activities. Centered on culture, purpose, and community, it offers a lively gathering for neighbors and friends in Skyway. Donations to support the event are welcome via Cash App at $SkywayNiaFest.
Skyway ParkAmerican Heart Association CPR/AED and First Aid Class
Build practical skills in CPR, AED use, and first aid in an in-person class aligned with American Heart Association training. It is suitable for first-time learners and those refreshing prior knowledge, with a focus on recognizing emergencies and responding confidently. Attendance is free, with optional certification available for a fee. A CPR/AED card costs $50, and a combined CPR/AED and first aid card costs $75, with payment accepted only by exact cash or check. The session takes place at Station 61, and online registration is offered.
Shoreline Fire Department Station 61The Hipsters at The Lime in Kirkland
A Saturday night in Kirkland features The Hipsters back at The Lime, a stage they have played for a long time and still consider home. It is a return to where it all began for them, highlighting their long-running connection with this Eastside club. Regulars will recognize the familiar energy that has surrounded their shows here.
The Lime19th Annual Rock and Mineral Sale
Now in its nineteenth year, this rock and mineral sale gathers more than 20 dealers at the Maplewood Rock and Gem Club. It celebrates 75 years of rockhounding in Edmonds, Washington, and offers free admission. Explore a wide range of finds, including rocks, gems, minerals, crystals, fossils, meteorites, cabochons, jewelry, and more.
Maplewood Rock and Gem ClubLWSC Equine & Vines Prize Ride
Enjoy a prize ride on the marked trails of Bridle Trails State Park, then unwind with wine tasting and light snacks. Two raffles are offered to accommodate different registration times. Those who pre-register are entered into a gift card drawing with prizes available at check-in, and a second drawing held at the event includes gift cards along with other prizes for participants who register later or on the day of the event. Pricing options include entry with three raffle tickets for $25, or entry with one raffle ticket for $10. Wine is available for $5 per glass. Sponsored by Bridle Trails Park Foundation.
Bridle Trails State ParkSaturday Family Story Time
This family-focused program welcomes participants of all ages. Experience a lively mix of stories, music, movement, and rhyming activities that help build early literacy skills.
Shoreline LibraryLEGO Block Party
This family-friendly program welcomes all ages for a relaxed open-house of creative building. Stay for the whole time or drop in briefly to experiment, collaborate, and construct. Bricks are provided, and participants bring the imagination while they build together in an unstructured setting.
Shoreline Library5th Annual Scarlet Tree Revival & Seattle Music Bash!
Now in its fifth year, the Scarlet Tree Revival and Seattle Music Bash brings a multi-artist celebration of Pacific Northwest music to Aurora Borealis in Shoreline. The event is open to all ages and is presented by Scott and Hanford of Tore Up From the Floor Up Productions. Guests can expect food and beverage service, quality sound, welcoming staff, ample parking, and wheelchair access, along with a friendly atmosphere for reconnecting with old friends. The lineup includes Marc Willett with Willett’s Flying A, Johnny Atomic and The Silver Tongued Devils featuring members of The Wailers, Heart, and Monster Road, Andrea Miller, Tim Scott with connections to Jack Mack, Tower of Power, Robben Ford, and Zen Blues Quartet, Red House, and Tollak Ollestad with ties to Bobby Caldwell, Michael McDonald, and Ambrosia, with more special guests to be announced.
Aurora BorealisDueling Pianos with Jeff & Rhiannon
Jeff and Rhiannon deliver a high energy dueling pianos show driven by audience requests, spinning favorites from Billy Joel, Beyoncé, Queen, and Cardi B into a full-throttle sing-along. Expect playful musical sparring, a lively crowd-powered playlist, and a wide-open mix where almost any tune can make the cut. This recurring monthly show keeps the momentum going with interactive fun at the keys.
The LimeNorth City Jazz Walk
The 18th year of North City’s jazz walk takes place in Shoreline. Food and beverages will be available.
RidgecrestWashington Society Blues Bash with Kelly's Lot
A blues bash organized by the Washington Blues Society.
Aurora BorealisBellevue Repair Fair
This free King County community repair event at Bellevue Library welcomes people to bring small household items and clothing for volunteer repairers to assess and, when possible, fix or mend. Assistance is offered on a first come, first served basis for each person’s first item, with second items considered after everyone has had a turn. Typical projects include small appliances and electronics, lamps, vacuums, toys, electric power tools, small furniture such as chairs and drawers, jewelry, and textiles like clothing. Organizers may decline an item in advance or at the event based on the repair needed, the volunteers available, or other factors. Please note the limits: no gasoline-powered equipment, no cell phones, tablets, or microwaves, no knife or tool sharpening, no lengthy reconstructive work, and no major clothing alterations. Items should be reasonably clean, including garments, fans, and vacuums.
Bellevue Library, 1111 110th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004Concert in the Park
Kruckeberg Gardens hosts a free concert featuring The Rallies.
Kruckeberg Botanic GardenCALL AND RESPONSE: Finding Your Voice in Community
An interactive workshop invites participants to find their voice in community through storytelling, attentive listening, and collaborative songwriting. Award winning blues and soul artist Lady A, The Real Lady A, along with drummer and producer John Oliver III and Canadian blues artist Shakura S'Aida, guide the process as attendees shape personal experiences into original music that reflects their communities. Open to all ages with no prior musical background needed, the sessions focus on connecting generations and encouraging meaningful conversations. The workshop is free and includes snacks, and families, neighbors, and friends are welcome. Multiple sessions take place at Crossroads Park and Lewis Creek Park, and everyone is welcome to attend and participate.
Noted w/ Rick Houle, Brian Monroney, and Ben Smith
A night of jazz unfolds at North City Bistro in Shoreline, featuring Rick Houle on bass, Brian Monroney on guitar, and Ben Smith on drums.
North City BistroA Tribute to the Carpenters
A heartfelt salute to the music of The Carpenters comes to Kirkland Performance Center, led by acclaimed vocalist Sue Nixon with The Bake's Place All-Stars, a band of standout Seattle musicians. Guest singers David Joyner, Jennifer Lind Ivester, and Melanie Vail round out the lineup with soaring harmonies. The program highlights beloved hits such as Close to You, We've Only Just Begun, Rainy Days and Mondays, Superstar, Top of the World, and more, performed with warm vocals, layered harmonies, and vibrant arrangements. The performance honors the legacy of Karen and Richard Carpenter while bringing fresh energy and emotion to songs that have resonated across generations. All tickets are $28.
Kirkland Performance Center3rd Annual Community Champion Award Reception
Now in its third year, this reception recognizes community leaders and volunteers who give generously in service to others. The gathering offers a heartfelt celebration of their contributions, with light food and refreshments available. Presented in collaboration with the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce.
Shoreline City HallRiot On Aurora Avenue!! Pre-Stomp Garage Rock Weekender!!
Rock 'N' Roll Freaks presents a two-night garage rock weekender at Darrell's Tavern, serving as a warm-up to the stomp ahead. Night one features Guerrilla Teens, The Rebel Set from Phoenix, and Batangas. Night two showcases The Sinister Six, The Jungo Swank from Los Angeles, and The Statics in a reunion set. DJ Sonic Moronic from Phoenix and DJ Brother James keep the music going all night. Cover is $15 at the door.
Darrell's Tavern13th Annual - Eastside Salsa & Bachata Dance Party w/Into Class & Performances PART 2
The 13th annual outdoor salsa and bachata social brings an evening of dancing to Kirkland Marina Park, set by the water and centered under the main gazebo. A team of DJs will keep the floor moving with salsa, bachata, and cha cha. No partner is required. An introductory salsa class is available for $30 and includes admission to the dance party. The party can also be attended on its own for $30. Admission is paid at the door in cash, and attendees receive a wristband. Performances are planned during the event. Hosted by LaVida Dance Studio.
Kirkland Marina ParkOutdoor Summer Movies in the Park 8/15
Enjoy a free outdoor double feature on a large LED screen at Heritage Park. Bring along a blanket or lawn chair to get comfortable. The lineup features How to Train Your Dragon (2025), rated PG, and Tron Ares, rated PG-13.
Heritage ParkIs This Real? A Wipers Tribute featuring Matt Cameron with Special Guest Bexley
A celebration of the Wipers led by Matt Cameron comes to Kirkland Performance Center. Cameron, known for Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, and Pearl Jam, performs on guitar and vocals with Caspian Coberly, Will Andrews, and Shane Smith, paying tribute to the Wipers’ punk roots while also performing original songs by Cameron. Bexley opens with a set that blends melody, atmosphere, and rock-driven songwriting. The program highlights the Pacific Northwest’s musical heritage and the spirit of Seattle’s scene.
Kirkland Performance CenterThe Super Tonix Play Engel's Pub - Edmonds, WA
The Super Tonix bring a lively mix of New Wave, Power Pop, and other danceable numbers to Engel's Pub in Edmonds, WA.
Engels PubSanta Poco at the Kirkland Lime
Santa Poco brings an energetic blend of country rock to The Lime, a Kirkland honky tonk, delivered with a tongue in cheek, Grammy-watching flair. The show pairs lively tunes with a relaxed setting, along with food, drinks, and friendly service.
The LimeRenegade and Beyond! Mixed Media Encaustics w/ Tracy Felix
Explore the luminous, textural world of encaustic painting in an immersive one-day workshop with Tracy Felix. Working with molten wax, participants will practice layering, fusing, and expressive mark making to create rich, contemporary pieces. Known for her bold Renegade approach, Tracy brings a fresh, experimental style in her first workshop at Cole Art Studio in six years. Everyone will complete two paintings, beginning with collage and texture building, then incorporating wax, inks, pigments, and a shellac burn technique. Tracy will demonstrate each step to support all skill levels. The workshop is $195, with a $50 supply fee payable directly to the instructor. All supplies are included, so come ready to create.
Cole Art Studio2026 Celebrate Shoreline
This community celebration marks the City of Shoreline’s 31st birthday at Cromwell Park. The festival features two stages of entertainment with live music and family programming, a beer garden, pony rides, children’s theater, a petting zoo, hands on art, inflatables, a bubble area, and face painting. Performers on the main stage include Miho and Diego, Kontagious Dance Company, Abba Graphs, MVP, and Randy Hansen. The family stage presents Reptile Man, Louie Foxx Magic, Highlight Quartet, and Mike the Rad Scientist. Food trucks will be on site and the complete vendor lineup will be announced. The beer garden will be available with coordinating details to come. Admission is free, with costs for food, beverages, and some activities.
Celebrate Shoreline's 30th Anniversary!
A milestone celebration marking 30 years of Shoreline takes place at Cromwell Park.
Cromwell ParkPakistani Independence Mela 2026
Bellevue Downtown Park hosts a Pakistan Independence Day mela featuring a performance by renowned Pakistani singer Ahmed Jahanzeb as part of the Pakistan Association of Greater Seattle Independence Day celebration. Expect live entertainment, a variety of food stalls, and activities suited for families with options for children. Admission is free.
Bellevue Downtown ParkFREE Back To School Community Event
This free back to school community event at Evergreen Beauty College’s North Seattle campus offers complimentary haircuts, mini manicures, and mini facials for students in kindergarten through grade 12. Services are provided on a first come, first served basis by students working under the supervision of a licensed professional. The focus is on helping kids get ready for the new school year while supporting the training of future beauty professionals. No appointments are required and everyone is welcome.
Evergreen Beauty College - North Seattle CampusKirkland International Night Market
The second annual Kirkland International Night Market brings an evening of food, music, and culture to its new location at Juanita Beach Park. This free event is open to the public and welcomes everyone. Vendor applications are available for those who would like to participate. Supported by Amazon.
Juanita Beach ParkSummer Carnival
A lively seasonal carnival packed with classic games, tasty food, engaging activities, and prizes. Families, friends, and neighbors can spend the afternoon together while connecting with local vendors and senior living professionals throughout the event.
Cedar Creek Memory Care CommunityAugust Art Walk Edmonds
Art Walk Edmonds offers a free, year round community art experience across Downtown Edmonds. Throughout the month, neighborhood shops and venues feature work by local artists during their regular open hours. Each month, participating businesses also host an evening showcase of local and regional art that includes chances to meet and interact with the artists.
Downtown EdmondsShaun Crawford and the Reasons, Mike Votava, The Grebes
Shaun Crawford and the Reasons, Mike Votava, and The Grebes share the stage for a multi-artist show. The event features three performances on a single bill. Admission is $10.
CATALYST at AURORA BOREALIS
Aurora Borealis hosts a live show featuring supporting sets by Deep Contact and 22 Pines, creating an evening centered on live music at the venue.
Aurora BorealisCATALYST SHOW
A live performance at Aurora Borealis features 22 PINES.
Shoreline, WashingtonEverfree Nothwest 2026
North America's largest and longest-running three day My Little Pony fan convention returns with a Dreamland theme. Experience a world of swirling colors, surreal magic, and playful imagination over three days.
Hyatt Regency BellevueNikki & The Fast Times @ Salish Sea Boathouse
Settle into an easygoing summer evening with refreshing beer and live tunes. A laid-back vibe and music made for warm-weather nights.
Salish Sea Boathouse TaproomAt Water's Edge - Saturday August 22 - 7:00PM
At Water's Edge is a summer concert from Wellspring Ensemble at Edmonds United Methodist Church. The program highlights the Wellspring Treble Ensemble and music that draws on rivers, oceans, and the beauty of the natural world. It also includes the world premieres of both winning works from the Emerging Voices Choral Composition Competition, celebrating today’s choral composers.
Edmonds United Methodist ChurchEdmonds Summer Market sponsored by Edmonds Historical Museum
Experience an exhibit that brings history to life. Explore the past in an engaging and accessible way.
Edmonds Historical Museum2-Day Oil Finger Painting Colorful Boats & Luminous Water - w/ Kimberly Adams
Explore oil finger painting in a hands-on, two-day workshop led by Kimberly Adams. Inspired by the luminous boat scenes of Claude Monet, you will craft a vivid composition of red boats with glimmering reflections and dramatic cloud-streaked skies. Working entirely with your fingertips, learn to build layered texture, shape bold forms, and blend radiant color without brushes. The approach blends playful experimentation with thoughtful choices, encouraging you to loosen up and savor the tactile feel of paint. Suitable for beginners and beyond, the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and everyone completes a uniquely personal work of art. Tuition is $350.00.
Cole Art StudioKAROL G - VIAJANDO POR EL MUNDO TROPITOUR
Karol G brings the Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour to Lumen Field for a show that will proceed rain or shine. The COPAS Pit is a general admission standing area with no seating provided. Each account may purchase up to six tickets for both presales and the public sale, and violating that limit or the Terms of Use can lead to tickets being revoked. All sales are final, with no refunds, exchanges, or upgrades. Lumen Field follows the NFL Clear Bag Policy, and medically necessary items are permitted as exceptions. Only cashless payment methods are accepted throughout the venue. For details on bag guidelines and other stadium policies, consult the stadium guide, and see the official event page in the venue calendar for more about the show.
Lumen FieldEmerald City Jazz Orchestra - At Aurora Borealis
Emerald City Jazz Orchestra returns to Aurora Borealis with a night of hard swinging big band jazz featuring standout musicians from around the Northwest. The lineup includes trumpeters Kevin Seeley, Greg Lyons, Jay Thomas, and Al Keith, trombonists Nathan Vetter, David Marriott, Greg Schroeder, and David Bentley, saxophonists Travis Ranney, Joey Tindall, Mike West, Rich Cole, and Nathaniel Schleimer, and a rhythm section with Greg Williamson, Heather Chriscaden, and Reuel Lubag. Aurora Borealis offers food, drinks, and friendly service. There is no cover charge, and a tip jar will be available in both digital and cash forms with a suggested contribution of $10 per person.
Aurora BorealisSummer Play Date - Paramount Park
A casual gathering brings the NCCP community together to reconnect and welcome new faces. Wearing NCCP shirts is encouraged to show school spirit. The invitation is open to everyone, not only those currently enrolled, and friends are welcome. Those interested in the school can take this opportunity to meet families who have been part of the community over the years.
Paramount School ParkThe Lime & Who's 19th Hole Invtitational - The 2026 Edition
The Lime & Who’s 19th Hole Invitational returns with a full day of golf, good times, and giving back. Participants will play an 18-hole scramble with on-course games, contests, cold drinks, raffles, and a post-round celebration. Proceeds benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities and Bikers Against Child Abuse. The popular Heckle Hole is back, so expect plenty of laughs alongside the competition. Whether aiming for the top of the leaderboard or simply enjoying the outing, the focus is on community and positive impact. Opportunities to sponsor a hole, donate raffle or auction items, volunteer, or register a team will be available, with more details to come.
The LimeCurated Art in the Community - Gallery Art
Take in local artwork at Ridgecrest Public House while enjoying a drink.
Vocalist Robin Kallsen & The Marianne Quartet - Enchanting European Songstresses
Vocalist Robin Kallsen appears with the Marianne Quartet for a program featuring songs from the repertoires of Edith Piaf, Amalia Rodrigues, and Maria Tanase. While their styles differed, the three are known for evocative, powerful voices that helped shape a pivotal era of European music. The quartet features Jennie Mayer on guitar, Alicia DeJoie on violin, Rachael Contorer on bass, and Karin Kajita on piano. Rodrigues is often described as the Edith Piaf of Portugal, and Tanase is frequently referred to as Romania’s Edith Piaf, reflecting their shared influence.
Summer Play Date - Richmond Highlands Park
A relaxed play date brings the NCCP community together to connect and have fun. Attendees can wear NCCP shirts to show school spirit. Everyone is welcome, even those not enrolled in classes, and friends are invited too. It is a chance to see familiar faces from past years and meet new ones. Anyone interested in the school can meet some of the families it has served over the years.
Rotary Club of Edmonds Oktoberfest Family Festival
The Rotary Club of Edmonds is unveiling a refreshed look for its Oktoberfest Family Festival with a brand-new logo and more updates on the way. Taking place at Edmonds Civic Field, this year’s event will introduce new touches and announcements as details continue to roll out.
Edmonds Civic FieldMatthew Morrison presents Show Up
This performance has been postponed and rescheduled. Matthew Morrison, widely recognized for his role as Will Schuester on Glee, brings a brand-new production titled Rhythms & Revelations. With a foundation in musical theater, he combines expressive vocals with an actor’s presence to create a show where music and dance reach beyond entertainment to explore what connects people. The program spans vocal jazz, Broadway, and pop, offering a lively, cross-genre experience of songs and movement led by a familiar star of stage and screen. This presentation is supported by Elise Hegrat, Victoria and Jim O’Gorman, Alice Timm, Deidre Blankenship, and Dina Carey.
Edmonds Center for the ArtsEastside Alchemy Market + Food Drive, Indoor Market Sept 12th 2026
Eastside Alchemy Market + Food Drive brings an indoor fall marketplace to Highland Community Center, highlighting creativity, community, and generosity. Admission is free, and there will be hourly raffle giveaways. Shoppers can explore local vendors offering handmade goods, art, and unique finds. The event supports Hopelink and encourages non-perishable, unopened donations to benefit local families. Vendors are being sought, with limited 8x8, 8x6, and 6x6 booth spaces available.
Highland Community CenterJon Lovitz
Jon Lovitz brings a night of sharp satire, bold punchlines, and memorable characters to Edmonds Center for the Arts, drawing on the style that made him a standout on Saturday Night Live and a familiar face in film and television. With a career stretching over many years, his set blends classic moments with timely observations, keeping the laughs steady while weaving in smart asides. Whether you remember his Master Thespian character or know him from later screen roles, this is a chance to see a comedy icon up close in an intimate setting with the unmistakable spirit of classic SNL humor. Tickets are on sale.
Edmonds Center for the ArtsMelanie C
Presented by Showbox, Melanie C brings her world tour to The Showbox. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older. Doors open prior to the performance.
The ShowboxArtisan Alley Fall Market
Celebrate the season at a festive fall market inside the Old Opera House. Browse woodburned functional pieces, hand painted goods, small batch soaps and skincare, original stationery, stickers and art prints, handmade jewelry and home accents, hand poured chocolates alongside baked treats, curated gift sets, hand poured candles, handcrafted pottery, and other creations by local Washington artisans. This monthly handcrafted market highlights makers from across the state. For questions or vendor verification, the sole official contact is Angie Johnson of Fire Writing PNW and Artisan Alley PNW, with legitimate correspondence coming from info@mtpoevents.com rather than a generic Gmail.
Edmonds Masonic CenterRidgecrest and North City Neighborhoods Walk – Free, Sat. 10/24 @ 10am
Take a guided stroll through the Ridgecrest and North City neighborhoods on a 3.1 mile route that includes the historic Serpentine Way and two city parks, including Hamlin Park. This moderate outing features some steep hills, rough trail sections, and about 232 feet of elevation change, and it typically lasts around 1.5 hours. Led by volunteer walk leader Cathlene, this Shoreline Walks activity is free and geared toward adults 50+, while still welcoming participants of all ages and abilities. No registration is needed, and participants can meet at the east parking lot of Ridgecrest Elementary School. Leashed dogs are welcome.
Ridgecrest Elementary SchoolRichmond Beach 3 Parks Walk – Free, Sat. 9/26 @ 10am
Part of Shoreline Walks, this free community outing explores neighborhoods, parks, and trails along some of the best walking routes in the city. It is geared toward adults 50 and older but open to all ages and abilities. Each walk is led by a volunteer walk leader, no registration is needed, and leashed, friendly dogs are welcome. This Richmond Beach three parks route spans about 3.1 miles over roughly two hours and is rated moderate with plenty of hills. Cathlene leads the walk. Meet in the parking lot at Richmond Beach Congregational Church. The path winds through the Richmond Beach area and includes the Kruckeberg Garden area without entering the garden, Richmond Beach Playground, and the upper section of Richmond Beach Saltwater Park for the view.
Richmond Beach Congregational United Church of ChristDance: Latin Dances
Explore the rhythms of Latin dance in a welcoming workshop at Shoreline Library. Learn foundational steps for Cumbia, Merengue, and the Cha Cha with guidance from SilverKite® Teaching Artist Merri Ann Osborne. Participants can practice with a partner or on their own, and seated adaptations are available to keep the session beginner friendly and accessible.
Shoreline LibrarySwiftified: A Taylor Swift Tribute
Celebrate the music of Taylor Swift in an all-ages afternoon tribute as Emily McVicker’s Swiftified takes the stage with a live band. The show moves at a joyful pace with participatory moments and plenty of chances to sing along. Costumes are encouraged, so channel your favorite era, dance, and share the experience with fellow fans. Designed as a family-friendly matinee, it blends beloved hits with interactive energy for a bright, feel-good outing.
Edmonds Center for the ArtsBlue Velvet Groove's Thriller Night
Start the Halloween season with lessons that teach the Thriller dance at Aurora Borealis. Get in the spooky spirit as you learn the moves.
Aurora Borealis