Events in Snohomish County, WA

This coordinating meeting brings together nonprofit organizations to exchange updates, align resources, and strengthen connections. The focus is collaboration and more streamlined work so groups can operate in sync and better serve Everett. It offers a focused chance to coordinate efforts and move forward together.

Family Storytime with Danielle brings stories, songs, rhymes and hands-on creative fun for families, encouraging excitement about reading together. After the main portion, there may be time for free play or a simple art activity.

This all-day Wednesday gathering welcomes knitters and crocheters during regular business hours. Bring a project, order a crepe and a beverage, and take $1 off the order.

Fresh mushrooms are available at no cost for anyone in need at a local mushroom shop in Everett. To help ensure there is enough for everyone, select “Interested” on the event page before coming to pick up. Please share this with someone who could benefit.

Rustic Cork’s book club celebrates October with a pick-your-path theme centered on vampires. Choose one or read both selections, then take part in a discussion that may break into smaller groups or continue as one conversation, depending on what feels right for the group. The picks are Stephen King’s 'Salem’s Lot for a full-on fright and Lindy Ryan’s Bless Your Heart for a cozier take on the undead. A book swap table will be set up so participants can leave a book or take one, and the hostess will bring extra titles offering a wide variety of choices. Reading in advance is optional, and conversation happily ranges from books to everyday life. All ages are welcome. At Rustic Cork Wine Bar & Bistro, select bottles are half off on Wednesdays.

Enjoy a weekly trivia challenge that blends image-based clues, audio prompts, list-style challenges, and other engaging formats. Topics and time periods rotate every week, so each session delivers a fresh mix that keeps the questions lively and unpredictable.

This new paint and sip session at Wine & Design in Snohomish offers a relaxed evening of creativity with step-by-step instruction, so no prior art experience is needed. The guided format makes it a fitting choice for date nights, a girls night out, private gatherings, and memorable celebrations. The studio serves wine, beer, cider, and a selection of non-alcoholic beverages. Because the venue is licensed, outside alcohol is not permitted. Light snacks are available for purchase, and guests are welcome to bring their own food. The team also shares appreciation for the ongoing support of the local community.

40 Something Cowgirls holds a monthly roundup at Christ the King Lutheran Church, bringing together women in their 40s and beyond who share a love of horses. The group also welcomes little sister members ages 21 to 30. Activities include clinics, trail rides, horse play days, expos, movie outings, and craft parties. Newcomers are welcome. The gathering flows from doors opening to a meeting, a special topic, and a relaxed social. Bringing a snack to share is optional. Use the main church entrance, then follow the hallway to the right.

Kinship caregivers come together each month for a supportive gathering hosted by Kinship Care Alliance Snohomish County. The group provides a welcoming place to connect with peers, exchange experiences, and find useful resources. Kinship care refers to children being raised full time by relatives or by adults who have a meaningful, recognized bond with the child and family, including through adoption or marriage. This program is part of InterCultural Children & Family Services, funded by Collaborative Action Network, in partnership with the Carl Gipson Center. For more information, call 425-494-2290.

The Snohomish CT Pack Walk focuses on practical, real-world training. Held on the second Tuesday and fourth Thursday each month, it suits anyone polishing a solid heel or helping a dog experience a calm group setting. This free community event offers a welcoming space to practice skills in a group.

Enjoy a monthly craft class in a relaxed, welcoming setting where you can explore new materials and techniques. Each session introduces a different project, and everyone heads home with a handmade piece created in class. The format is friendly to all skill levels and offers a small-group experience that makes trying something new feel comfortable. Led by instructor Susan Trammell at the Carl Gipson Center in the Mt. Adams Classroom, the class costs $5 and is limited to 10 participants. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Enjoy a zombie-themed painting session that welcomes all ages. No date is required and everyone is encouraged to participate. All materials are supplied.

Practice English in a welcoming environment while building confidence in everyday conversation. This weekly group for adults explores a new theme each session through guided speaking and listening activities. Sessions are free and facilitated by trained staff, and no registration is required.

Enjoy a relaxed bingo gathering with cards priced two for one dollar and a blackout game for one dollar. Toasted subs will be available to order.

This relaxed chess meetup at Sons Of Norway in Everett offers friendly games and a chance to connect with fellow players. All experience levels are welcome, from first time participants to grandmasters.

KickStart Morning Mingle offers a friendly start to the day with lively conversation and purposeful networking at Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Everett Downtown. Attendees connect with fellow innovators, exchange ideas, and set a productive tone for the month ahead. New members will find it a welcoming first meeting to get acquainted with the chamber. Coffee and pastries are generously provided by Courtyard by Marriott.

A gentle Hatha yoga session in a supportive setting invites participants to arrive, slow down, and feel at ease. Poses are held a little longer to notice what is present, with attention on the breath, bodily sensations, and the space between effort and ease. Open to all levels, with no prior mat experience needed. Settle in and allow the practice to soften something within.

Designed for kids and tweens ages 6 through 12, this hands-on workshop explores the flavorful world of microgreens that can be grown indoors all year. Garden educator Lisa Taylor, author of the Maritime Northwest Garden Guide and Your Farm in the City, leads an interactive session where participants set up a small-scale micro farm, learn which seeds to choose, taste a range of fresh greens, and plant microgreens in pots to take home. The focus is on simple steps, practical tips, and a fun make-and-take activity that builds confidence in growing fresh food.

Haunted Harbor returns to Port of Everett’s Waterfront Place with free, family friendly Halloween fun, now in its third year and happening rain or shine. Watch the Witches Paddle as costumed witches and warlocks glide through the marina on stand up paddleboards and kayaks. Kids can enjoy “Troll or Treat,” a one of a kind, boat to boat trick or treat along the guest dock, with waterfront businesses and community partners setting up along the esplanade for extra candy and activities. Treat bags and sweets are available while supplies last. The festivities continue with games, craft stations, a mini Float Find scavenger hunt for all ages, and plenty of tasty bites or sit downs at nearby waterfront restaurants. Costumes are welcome, and guests can pick out a free pumpkin from the LAZ Parking sponsored pumpkin patch while supplies last. For the Float Find Halloween, search around Pacific Rim Plaza, the marina esplanade, and Port Gardner Wharf for small clue balls hiding an octopus image, then visit the Schack Art Center booth to exchange one for an orange, handmade glass float. Schack Art Center will also offer free kids activities and have blown glass pumpkins available for purchase.

Get started with beginner-level line dance lessons, then enjoy open dance time. This event is open to all ages. The cover charge is $10, with free admission for children 10 and under. Food trucks are often available.

Enjoy a walk-in paint night at Glazed and Amazed, with options that include paint-your-own pottery, fused glass, and handbuilt clay projects. No reservations are required, so you can stop in and create on the spot. It works well for a girls night out, a date, or a relaxed way to celebrate the fall season. For questions, call the studio at 425-673-5474.

Evergreen PTA presents its annual Bingo and Loteria Night at Evergreen Middle School, a favorite tradition that brings the school community together for classic games and shared fun. All proceeds benefit the Evergreen Middle School PTA, helping it support students, staff, and the wider school community. The goal is a memorable evening for everyone involved.

Enjoy Music Bingo, an upbeat spin on the classic game that replaces numbers with songs. Brief clips play, your card lists artists and titles, and each time you recognize one you mark the square. Hit bingo and win prizes. The vibe is relaxed and sociable, with a welcoming, local feel and plenty of good energy. No music expertise is needed... if you can listen and spot a familiar tune, you are set. It is a fun pick for a casual date, a meetup with friends, or an easy way to kick off the weekend.

Settle into a ceremonial circle with Mama Cacao, where this heart-opening ritual invites a gentle softening of mental restlessness and a felt sense of inner safety. From this calm space, meditation can deepen naturally and awareness can drift into the most intimate layers of the soul, with an invitation to explore the Akashic realms and remembrance. The experience is intended to open the heart and strengthen self-connection, quiet the mind for deep meditation, and support access to intuitive wisdom and soul guidance. It offers room for healing, clarity, and emotional release, helping you realign with your authentic self and inner knowing. Guided by Srimanju Katragadda, an intuitive energy channeler and spiritual coach dedicated to helping people connect with their true selves, the gathering draws on her background as a Reiki Master Teacher, cacao practitioner, and Akashic Records Reader. She is a bestselling author of Connect to Your Inner Guide and Kids Affirmation Deck, a podcaster behind Life is Magical, and a public speaker, with a focus on interpreting the soul’s journey and deeper life purpose.

Step into Nile Nightmares Haunted House 2026 for an immersive fright experience that goes beyond a traditional haunted house. Waiting is easy with a virtual queue, and the Midway offers plenty to do, from grabbing a bite or a sweet treat to tackling an escape game or building courage in the Fear Garden. A text message lets each group know when it is time to enter. Every admission includes a single walk through the haunted attraction, with an average time of about 20 minutes. This is a no touch experience featuring live actors and advanced special effects.

New Everett Theater hosts a powerhouse night of rock tributes in Everett, Washington. Shoot To Thrill brings Portland’s take on AC/DC to the stage, channeling the band’s thunderous riffs, shout-along hooks, and rowdy showmanship with plenty of heart. Bad Medicine celebrates Bon Jovi with a high-energy set that spans fan favorites like Livin’ on a Prayer, Wanted Dead or Alive, and Always, along with deeper cuts for longtime listeners. This all ages concert focuses on faithful performances and big singalong moments, offering a spirited salute to two arena rock giants.

HeartBeat Fitness REFIT is hosted at Alderwood Community Church in Lynnwood. Remember to bring a water bottle and come with a smile.

The Old Opera House/Masonic Lodge in downtown Edmonds sets the scene for a festive Halloween market featuring about 30 local Washington artisans and bakers along with a food truck. Explore woodburned functional art, handpainted creations, handmade soaps and skincare, distinctive stationery, stickers and printed art, jewelry and home decor, hand poured chocolates and baked sweets, exclusive gift sets, candles, pottery, and more. Look for trick or treating, shopping, tasty treats, and prizes, plus a free raffle announced every hour. This is a monthly handcrafted market showcasing local makers. For inquiries, Angie Johnson of Fire Writing PNW/Artisan Alley PNW is the sole contact for this market.

This volunteer stewardship event at Scriber Lake Park in Lynnwood, WA focuses on caring for parks in the South Lynnwood neighborhood. Organized by City of Lynnwood Parks, it offers a hands-on opportunity for volunteers of all abilities to support urban park health through tasks such as pulling invasive plants, planting native species to restore habitat, and collecting litter. Activities take place entirely outdoors and generally proceed in most weather, though plans may change if conditions are unsafe, including strong winds, flooding, snow, lightning, or unhealthy air quality from smoke.

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

Explore the luminous, textural world of encaustic painting in an immersive mixed media workshop with Tracy Felix at Cole Art Studio. Using molten wax, participants will practice layering, fusing, and expressive mark making to create contemporary pieces. Guided demonstrations cover each step as students build collage and texture, then work with wax, inks, and pigments, plus a shellac burn technique. Each person will complete two paintings. This one day session marks Tracy’s first workshop at Cole Art Studio in six years. Open to all skill levels. Tuition is $195. A $50 supply fee is payable directly to the instructor, and all materials are provided.

This full-day annual celebration of Hindustani classical music features instrumental and vocal concerts by renowned artists, along with engaging activities and delicious Indian food and chai. Set in a picturesque Woodinville location, it provides a relaxed day centered on music and flavorful refreshments.

Spend the afternoon shopping and taking part in self care activities. The first 20 attendees receive complimentary goody bags, with additional giveaways and free activities for children. Admission is free, and participation supports small, locally owned businesses led by women.

Space loving pugs, Frenchies, and their people gather for a galactic themed celebration at Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, Washington. This playful get together features costumes, lighthearted contests, treats, and a bustling vendor scene, all geared toward a day of canine fun with fellow dog enthusiasts. The theme spotlights intelligent life from outer space, so costumes inspired by aliens, astronauts, sleek suited agents, paranormal investigators, and epic space adventures are encouraged, though any Halloween look will fit right in. Highlights include a spaceship showcase for dogs, a pumpkin carving contest for pre-carved entries, plenty of costume antics, treats and goodies, and a few surprise touches throughout the day. Pugs, French Bulldogs, and other friendly dogs are welcome. Vendors, sponsors, and volunteers are also welcomed, along with donations for raffle baskets, the silent auction, and gift bags.

Because of HVAC construction taking place at the Main Library, this program has been moved to the Everett Public Library Evergreen Branch. Designed for children ages 6 to 12, it offers a relaxed setting to practice reading aloud with calm, patient therapy dogs. This session is the final Reading with Rover event of 2026.

Pumpkin Painting at Lundeen Park offers a creative activity where participants decorate pumpkins with paint. Supplies are provided, including one small pumpkin per person. Costumes are welcome, and a little mess is part of the experience. Attendees are asked to contact the organizers in advance with their party size so materials can be prepared accordingly. The focus is painting rather than carving. Weather in Washington can be unpredictable, so conditions may vary.

Whether you count yourself naughty or nice, this event centers on holiday photos with Krampus. Members of Krampus Seattle and Krampus Bremerton will appear wearing traditional wooden masks and fur attire crafted by Austrian artisans.

Now in its 32nd year, this elegant gala dinner and auction at Delta Hotels Seattle Everett supports Soroptimist International of Marysville and its mission to improve the lives of women and girls in the local community and around the world. The evening features both live and silent auctions, a plated dinner with entree options, a featured guest speaker, a Dessert Dash, raffles, and a photo booth. Powered by a team of over 60 community volunteers and fueled by donor generosity, the organization relies on events like this to sustain its work. The previous year sold out.

Held at The Edmonds Waterfront Center, the Black Cat Ball features food, stories, and auction packages, all centered on helping cats who need care the most. The event highlights work that restores and rehabilitates cats, transforms lives, and provides lifelong sanctuary. Tickets are on sale with limited availability, and the event has sold out in the past. Volunteer opportunities are available, and those working the event do not need to purchase a ticket. Whether attending, volunteering, sponsoring, donating, or sharing the mission, every contribution supports cats in need.

At Dairyland Brewing, Curtis Roy Moore performs a rootsy blend of Americana and folk, mixing original songs with covers.

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

Live Music Night features The Coffin Bangers performing on the midway, presented by Nile Nightmares in Mountlake Terrace, Washington. Enjoy a live set from the band in a midway setting.

Gather for a casual chess meetup at Haggen Grocery Lake Stevens in West Lake Stevens, featuring friendly games and conversation. All skill levels are welcome, from complete beginners to seasoned players. The focus is on enjoying the game and connecting with fellow chess enthusiasts.

The monthly general meeting of the Northwest Bead Society takes place at Maplewood Rock and Gem Club. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite snack and beverage, along with any works in progress for a show and tell segment. The program features a Beaded Tassel class taught by Robynn Wagner, with details about required supplies to be announced. This gathering is organized by the Northwest Bead Society Board of Directors.

The 11th annual mattress fundraiser supporting Meadowdale High School MAMBO brings a full showroom experience to Meadowdale High School. Shoppers can explore name brands like Purple, Helix, Therapedic and others at significant savings compared to retail. Expect the same selection and services found in a standard mattress store, including delivery and haul-away. All items include warranties, and a comfort guarantee is provided. All forms of payment are accepted, and 12 month same-as-cash financing is available, OAC. This is a one-day event, and profits support the Meadowdale Arts & Music Booster Organization.

Make a whimsical, cute bookmark in a cross stitch class designed for all experience levels. All materials are included in the ticket price, making it easy to get started. Coffee and snacks are available for purchase. Refunds are available if requested seven days before the event.

This monthly Sunday session, except on holidays, offers quilters who enjoy Foundation Paper Piecing a supportive place to work and learn. Participants bring their own FPP projects and sew alongside others. Kim provides individual guidance and troubleshooting for everything from confident-beginner patterns to more advanced designs, helping resolve snags, strengthen techniques, and keep projects moving forward.

Calcifer Glass is participating in the Everett Farmers Market. Look for their presence as part of the market experience.

Everett Farmer's Market takes place at The Everett Farmers Market in Everett, WA. Enjoy a relaxed farmers market setting at this local venue.

A seasonal gathering at the Lynnwood Event Center in Lynnwood, Washington brings Samhain to life with a marketplace spread across two floors and into the lobbies. Both levels have ground level entry and there is an elevator inside. Often considered the witches' new year, Samhain marks the shift from the final harvest to a new cycle. Rooted in harvest and fire traditions, it is a moment to honor ancestors, reflect on what has been cultivated, and set intentions for what comes next, with fire represented in symbolic ways throughout the celebration. The event features performances, food trucks, and a variety of vendors offering candles, crystals, brooms, plants, astrology and tarot services, and guidance from spiritual practitioners, along with other discoveries. The schedule for performances and workshops will be announced closer to the event. It welcomes a diversity of respectful paths and a spirit of curiosity. For venue details, see the Getting Here section on the Lynnwood Event Center website. Vendor applications are currently closed to the general public.

Celebrate personal astrology through a hands-on gathering that combines learning and creative ritual. Participants explore the astrological wheel and tune into current transits, then craft personalized practices such as spell jars and ritual baths. Each attendee receives a brief one-on-one reading based on their birth chart. After registration, organizers will reach out within 48 hours to collect the birth details needed for the reading. Food and refreshments are provided. The focus is on insight, creativity, and a welcoming atmosphere that connects with the energies of the present moment.

Bring a work in progress and use focused body doubling to tackle lingering tasks and see a project through to completion. This monthly work in progress session includes light snacks and refreshments. Finish a project during the event to receive a gold star, which is offered exclusively here. Admission is pay what you can.

Step into a DnD adventure set in the fishing town of Sen, where a lingering curse has tainted the waters and driven vicious vermin from a nearby haunted isle to torment the community. The lake that once sustained life now carries a foul, unsettling odor, and hope is fading. Choose a pre-made character and work together to uncover the source of the affliction and attempt to lift it in a single-evening session designed to reach a conclusion. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.

This weekly two-strike pinball competition features a $3 entry per participant. A third strike can be purchased for $2. The champion claims the full cash prize, and if at least 10 players take part, an extra $20 is added to the pot.

Connect with fellow professionals and business owners over coffee or tea at Monroe Coffee Co. This networking gathering, organized by the Monroe Chamber of Commerce, focuses on building meaningful relationships while supporting local businesses and one another. All businesses are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring business cards and information about their upcoming events to share.

Enjoy a dedicated ladies night with drink specials, a dinner special, and $5 trivia. An auxiliary group is also working to introduce Bunko on alternating weeks for added variety.

Deepen your understanding of sound therapy with Atma Buti Level 1, an introductory training focused on the therapeutic use of Himalayan singing bowls. Held at Ananda Institute of Living Yoga in Bothell, this course offers guidance directly from Suren, and it may be one of the final chances to learn Level 1 from him as he plans to step back from teaching Levels 1 and 2. Participants explore the history and principles of the bowls, practice therapeutic techniques, and learn through the lens of both Himalayan and Vedic chakra traditions. Instruction also includes working with complementary instruments such as tingsha. The course emphasizes safe, compassionate, and client-centered application of vibrational methods so you can confidently offer supportive sessions.

The Mill Creek Town Center Committee meeting brings together local professionals and community members to plan and support community gatherings and networking opportunities organized by the Mill Creek Chamber of Commerce. It provides a collaborative space to connect, share ideas, and take on meaningful volunteer roles that turn plans into real events. Whether offering creative input, event experience, or simply time and energy, participants help shape upcoming activities for Mill Creek.

A.C.E. leads a monthly pack walk at Willis Tucker Park that makes use of the park’s open spaces and everyday activity to strengthen obedience, practice the “Mindful Leash,” and build confidence alongside a supportive community of dog owners. The group meets in the additional parking lot for the dog park within Willis Tucker Park. Participants are encouraged to bring a leashed dog, high value treats, poop bags, and a focused training mindset.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to New Life Church in Seattle (Everett), WA, celebrating a quarter century of the landmark Speechless album. The concert presents the album start to finish, featuring favorites like Dive, Be Still and Know, Fingerprints of God, and the title track, plus additional hits and a few surprises. This stop is part of the tour’s final run as the anniversary celebration winds down. Tickets are currently on sale. VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission options are listed for this event, with doors opening in stages before the show. For buyer protection, TPR. does not allow third party ticket resales on its event pages, and only tickets secured through the official outlet are guaranteed and supported with event updates.

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

Enjoy a meal at Red Robin Gourmet Burgers in Lynnwood to support College Place PSO. Tell the staff you are supporting the PSO and 20% of the day’s sales will be returned to the organization. For online or app orders, add the word “Fundraiser” to your cart before checkout. Invite neighbors, tell friends, and remind coworkers to participate.

Craft a long lasting tribute to fall by arranging dried botanicals inside a real pumpkin grown locally in Snohomish, WA. This hands on class covers prepping a pumpkin to serve as the container, pairing elements such as pampas grass, wheat, seed pods, and preserved foliage in a cozy earth toned palette, and composing an arrangement with depth and movement. Clear, step by step guidance supports a balanced, richly textured, and polished result. It suits both beginners and experienced floral enthusiasts, and the takeaway is a rustic, locally inspired centerpiece to enjoy well beyond the season. During the monthly Floral & Plant Workshops, a Permanent Jewelry Bar is also available, offering custom permanent jewelry fittings to create something meaningful to wear.

Treat Street offers indoor trick-or-treating and a chance to give costumes another outing. This no-cost, family-friendly gathering is open to the entire community.

The 17th annual Night of Hope Gala: Glamour at the Manor unfolds at the Tulalip Resort Casino, blending timeless style with the intrigue of an old manor. The evening features elevated dining, craft cocktails, captivating entertainment, and a benefit auction offering extraordinary experiences. This celebration supports the American Cancer Society’s lifesaving work. Today, 70 percent of people survive at least five years after a cancer diagnosis, and since 1991 a 34 percent decline in cancer mortality has contributed to 4.8 million lives saved. More people are living longer after diagnoses of myeloma, liver, lung, and rectal cancers, yet rates are increasing for several common cancers including breast, prostate, liver, melanoma, oral cavity, pancreas, and uterine cancers, making programs, research, and patient services more essential than ever. It is an evening where glamour and fun become impact, and where every bid and every act of generosity helps create a world where no one faces cancer alone.

Experience a lively marketplace at Angel of the Winds Arena in Everett, blending browsing and discovery with a focus on personal growth. Admission is free and the setting is welcoming to families. Explore crystals and gemstones, handcrafted jewelry and creative crafts, palm readings and mediumship, tarot and other card readings, energy work and practical tools, plus offerings for those interested in new age and metaphysical topics. Psychics offer intuitive guidance for anyone seeking insight.

At Bright City Church, this monthly diaper giveaway offers a welcoming space for snacks, conversation, and community connection. The effort is in partnership with various churches and organizations to support families and link them with local churches, ministries, and community groups that can help with physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Diapers are distributed according to arrival while supplies last, and pickup must be done in person. If attending for the first time, please either bring the child or children who need diapers, or bring an official government document that confirms you have children in need of diapers.

Adopt A Stream Foundation hosts a Halloween Maker’s Market at the Northwest Stream Center, a free community event where local artisans sell handmade goods that are perfect for getting a head start on holiday shopping. The day features face painting and a costume contest. Attendees can also enjoy the Center’s elevated nature trail that winds through 32 acres of forest and wetland habitat. For details or vendor applications, call 425-316-8592 or email aasf@streamkeeper.org.

Toy Story fun comes to Hometown Halloween at John L. Scott Arlington, with Buzz and Woody footprints guiding the way from Legion Park to the office. Inside, visitors can go trick-or-treating from door to door, cast a vote for the favorite decorated office door, and enjoy fresh popcorn along with hot cider. A Toy Story photo spot for selfies rounds out the experience.

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

Family Fall Fest features seasonal fun for all ages with Trunk-or-Treat, a rock climbing wall, inflatables, food trucks, a PreK activity zone, face painting, balloon animals, the Snake & Science guy, a petting zoo, and more. Costumes are encouraged. A sensory-friendly hour is available for families with special needs or sensory concerns.

Enjoy an entire evening of line dancing with a spooky twist. The atmosphere leans playful and ghostly, with plenty of time on the dance floor for a frightfully fun experience from start to finish.

This free Red Tent Gathering at Embodied Family Wellness offers reiki infused guided meditation, an Embodied Alchemy practice, and thoughtful conversation about connecting with menstrual cycles. Attendees can bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillows, or anything else that adds comfort. The circle provides a safe, sacred setting for women to share their stories and be in community.

Explore the surprise of a mystery quilt at this Monroe location class. The class fee is $45 plus tax, with supplies purchased separately, and it includes the pattern and lunch. Instructor Carrie Booker will guide participants step by step, and fabric requirements will be emailed closer to the class date. Registration is required by noon the Friday before, and attendee names and email addresses should be entered at checkout so everyone can be reached if needed. For questions, contact classes@bfranklincrafts.com, visit the in-store customer service counter, or call 360-794-6745.

Create, sip, and socialize at Wine & Design in Snohomish, a local paint and sip studio serving the community and nearby neighborhoods. This instructor-guided session leads participants step by step, making it welcoming for beginners and enjoyable for experienced painters. It suits a date, a friends outing, private groups, and memorable celebrations. The menu includes wine, beer, cider, and a variety of non-alcoholic options. Because the venue is licensed, outside alcohol is not allowed. Light snacks are available to purchase, and guests are welcome to bring their own food. The team appreciates the ongoing support of the community that continues to create with them.

Experience a celestial sound bath led by Anna Sundari Knight of Sacred White Rose Healing, designed to cultivate harmony across mind, body, and spirit while inviting a gentle expansion of awareness through therapeutic sound. For comfort, please bring a yoga mat, pillow, and blanket. The fee is $45, and advance payment to Anna is required. Please send payment by noon the day before, as unpaid reservations may be released to others. A QR code for payment is provided on the event flyer.

Give the pottery wheel a try in a beginner friendly workshop that lets you experiment with clay and learn the basics of wheel throwing. Instructors introduce fundamental techniques, then provide step by step guidance while you practice. No experience is required, and you can come on your own or with a friend. You will share a wheel with one other participant and get several turns at the wheel. At the end, choose your favorite piece to be fired, and additional pieces can be purchased for $28 each. The fee includes 1 pound of clay, one fired wheel thrown bowl or tumbler, all materials and instruction, firing fees, and a complimentary return visit to paint your piece after it has been bisque fired, or you may select a specialty glaze and have it glazed for you. Finished work will be ready for pickup three weeks after the class. Space is limited. For ages 16 and up.

Disney On Ice presents Jump In! brings family and friends together at Angel Of The Winds Arena in Everett for a skating celebration of favorite stories. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy use a Magical MousePad to guide a high-energy journey that includes adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and Moana 2, alongside beloved moments from Toy Story, Frozen, Encanto, and the Disney Princesses. Keep an eye out when Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

This Empowered Leaders Circle session explores paying yourself, including how to structure compensation, how much to take, and when to do it. It takes place at the Empowered Physical Therapy clinic. There is no charge to attend, and attendees are asked to bring food or drinks to share as well as business cards. Please RSVP so a head count can be arranged, and bring yourself and a smile.

Settle in for a relaxed paint and sip experience at a Snohomish studio where an instructor leads the group step by step, so no prior experience is required. It is well suited for date nights, a night out with friends, private events, and memorable celebrations. The studio offers wine, beer, cider, and non-alcoholic beverages. Outside alcohol is not permitted. Light snacks are available for purchase, and you may bring your own.

At The Rodeo Lounge in Marysville, create a festive centerpiece you can display all season. Choose between two projects, Snowman Countdown to Santa or Gingerbread Joy to the World. Work with custom laser cut wood pieces, acrylic paints, and cheerful accents to build a finished piece for a mantel, entry table, or holiday display. No prior experience is required. Step by step instruction is provided in a relaxed, beginner friendly setting, and all supplies are included. Seating is reserved for ticket holders. Food and beverages are not included with the ticket.

The Great Junk Hunt transforms the Evergreen State Fairgrounds into a treasure hunter’s destination, filling three buildings with a curated lineup of West Coast vendors. Shoppers can discover farmhouse accents, industrial pieces, vintage finds, repurposed goods, handmade creations and more, with aisles of unique items that are hard to find elsewhere. The atmosphere is festive with live music, food trucks and a full bar offering cocktails. Recognized among the nation’s standout markets by Romantic Homes, Flea Market Décor and Flea Market Style, this event gathers a wide range of vendors across multiple buildings. Multiple ticket options are available, on-site ticket sales are credit or debit only, children 12 and under are free, and parking is complimentary in designated lots.

An all ages show returns to Mirkwood Public House with performances by Get Off the Stage, Hypno-Techs, and Done to Death. The night features loud, live music from three bands in one stop.

Help transform Evergreen Church in Bothell into a sparkling setting for Evergreen Lights. Volunteers will bring equipment out of storage and begin turning the buildings and grounds into a place for the community to gather and celebrate. Breakfast and lunch are provided. Participation is open to everyone, and no church connection or prior experience is needed. Contribute for a short stretch or spend the day, and you will be matched with a project when you arrive. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suitable for outdoor work. Every light strung helps create a holiday memory for someone in the community.

Saturday Sampler is a block-of-the-month quilting program at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frame Shop in Monroe, WA that welcomes all skill levels. For 2026, participants can choose between two paths. One option is Stormy Sea by Wing and a Prayer Designs, a 108-inch square quilt made with Tonga Batiks, with a finished sample available to view in the store. The other option features four smaller seasonal projects that each highlight a different technique: Hello Spring by Pen and Paper Designs, Paper Roses by It’s Sew Emma with foundation piecing, Sundrop as a mini curvy log cabin table runner or wall hanging, and a winter appliqué door hanger. A yearly membership is $40 and includes the pattern for the track you select, class access for the year, virtual materials and tutorials, a monthly video of the in-person session, monthly in-store specials, and access to a Facebook Group for sharing progress and asking questions. Those who want to complete both the quilt and the seasonal projects can purchase memberships for each. Fabric requirements are available in the store for anyone choosing their own materials. A virtual option is available for those who prefer to participate remotely, with the link provided in the same email as the monthly tutorial. The full pattern is supplied at your first meeting, and tutorials can also be picked up at the store.

Explore a holistic fair that connects ethical science with intuitive insight. The emphasis is on the body's natural functions within this conversation.

This meeting brings people together to explore environmental topics that affect the city of Snohomish and the surrounding areas. Everyone is welcome to take part in person or to connect online through Zoom, with the link available upon request.

Create watercolor holiday cards and miniature winter scenes with guidance from Denise Cole. This class offers a simple, joyful approach and takes you step by step through subjects like birds in snowy settings, tree lined winter landscapes, jolly snowmen, and festive holiday decorations. All experience levels are welcome, including beginners. Students leave with two to three small original paintings to take home, perfect for printing and sharing with friends. A long running favorite for 25 years, it is especially well suited to beginners and intermediate painters. Tuition is $200.00.

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

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

Enjoy a family friendly evening of junk journaling centered on creativity. Every participant receives a pouch of themed ephemera to craft a personalized spread. In addition, a junk bar offers unlimited materials, including ephemera, stickers, washi tape, scraps, scissors, and glue.

“A heart, once stolen, can never be taken back.” sets the mood for a themed ball in honor of Marissa Meyer’s collectible deluxe edition of Heartless. Guests are encouraged to arrive in their finest attire for a night of dancing, playful challenges, and literary celebration. Every ticket comes with the collectible deluxe edition of Heartless, and a signing with Marissa Meyer is part of the experience. Attendees can bring a favorite quote or fan art to contribute to the shipwall collage, and a scavenger hunt will be underway in the ballroom while the music plays. Themed snacks and beverages will be available for purchase. The celebration concludes with one attendee crowned Queen, and cosplay is welcome. On arrival, check in using the name on the ticket purchase, since physical tickets are not mailed. There will be time to shop, browse, and get settled before the music begins.

A high energy 80s dance party fills Apex Everett Kings Hall as The Beat Project teams up with Prince(SS) of PoP to celebrate the songs that packed dance floors for years. The night opens with a tribute set honoring the legendary hits of Prince and Michael Jackson, followed by The Beat Project keeping the momentum going with a continuous live set designed for dancing and singalongs. Expect favorites by Michael Jackson, Prince, Journey, Bon Jovi, Earth, Wind & Fire, Whitney Houston, Hall & Oates, David Bowie, Def Leppard, Bruno Mars, and Madonna, with crowd-pleasers like Billie Jean, Kiss, Let’s Go Crazy, September, Don’t Stop Believin’, Livin’ On A Prayer, When Doves Cry, Let’s Dance, I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Uptown Funk, 24K Magic, and Pour Some Sugar On Me. Couples, singles, and groups of friends are all welcome. A full bar and a massive dance floor set the scene for a carefree evening of music and memories. Advance tickets are $20 and day-of-show tickets are $25.

Light Up The Night marks the 10th Annual Taste of Freedom at Liljebeck Farms, celebrating a decade of bringing hope and restoration to women and girls affected by international sex trafficking. The evening focuses on community, reflection, and giving, with firsthand survivor stories, dinner and drinks, a dessert dash, a paddle raise, and both silent and live auctions. Papilio USA leads this work with the belief that every woman deserves dignity, safety, and hope. In partnership with Asociación Papilio in southern Spain, outreach teams connect directly with women, offering compassion, practical support, and pathways to freedom, healing, and opportunity. Sponsorships and auction item contributions are welcome. Papilio USA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations may be tax-deductible as allowed by law, EIN 41-45589.

Celebrate a beloved Pacific Northwest moment with a stained glass workshop inspired by the bold seagull that treats your fries as its own. At Wine & Design in Snohomish, participants create a complete seagull piece from start to finish, including its all-important single fry. No prior stained glass experience is needed, with step by step instruction covering grinding, foiling, and soldering, and participants leave with a finished Fry Thief ready to hang. Wine & Design is a paint and sip studio offering an elevated art experience suited to date nights, girls night out, private events, and memorable celebrations. The studio offers wine, beer, cider, and non-alcoholic beverages. Outside alcohol is not permitted. Light snacks are available for purchase, and personal snacks are welcome.

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

The A Canine Experience team leads a community pack walk on the McCollum Park Forest Loop Trail in Everett, offering a relaxed training outing in a scenic setting. This guided walk focuses on practicing attention around trail distractions while working on co-regulation, longer down-stays, and strengthening the bond between dogs and their handlers in real-world conditions. Participants are encouraged to bring a leashed dog, high-value training treats, and poop bags, along with a positive, ready-to-learn mindset.

Explore beading in a hands-on workshop focused on creating an intention bracelet that highlights a personal quality such as strength, compassion, or collaboration. Work with colors, shapes, and patterns from SilverKite’s extensive bead collection, then assemble your piece using provided tools and supplies, including pliers, hardware, elastic thread, and glue. Leave with a unique bracelet to wear or gift. Details about the SilverKite teaching artist will be announced soon. The workshop takes place at the Sno-Isle Mill Creek Library.

Explore how movement can be both a workout and a form of self-expression at the Everett Public Library Evergreen Branch in Everett, WA. Using familiar exercise patterns with changing tempos, participants build strength, stability, and endurance while connecting with the music, their feelings, and one another. The session highlights core engagement along with reaching and grounding. Open to all fitness and mobility levels. Facilitated by SilverKite Teaching Artist Susan Wickett-Ford.

Celebrate Friendsgiving with a cozy evening at Stuffington’s centered on fresh pie, warm apple cider, and unhurried time to get creative together. Guests choose a ceramic piece to paint while catching up with friends, with pie and drinks provided. The food and beverage portion is $20 per person, and ceramic items are purchased separately.

This two day Initiation Program offers an immersive introduction to Kriya Yoga guided by Yogacharya Sudeep Bharati. It begins with registration and the formal initiation, followed by time for a vegetarian lunch, seva, and rest. The first day continues with focused instruction in a technique class and a guided meditation. The second day centers on reviewing the techniques, participating in additional guided meditations, sharing another vegetarian lunch with seva, and engaging in a dedicated Q&A session before a final meditation. The initiation offering and other details are communicated over email upon registration.

Volunteers are invited to help prepare Evergreen Lights at Evergreen Church in Bothell by moving equipment out of storage, hanging lights, and beginning the transformation of the buildings and grounds into a festive place for the community. The celebration draws thousands of neighbors, friends, and families each year, and this setup day is where it starts. Participation is open to everyone with no church connection or prior experience required, and breakfast and lunch will be provided. Whether you can contribute for a short time or for the full day, you will be connected with a project on arrival. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for working outside. Every strand hung helps create holiday memories, and bringing a friend is welcome.

Baby Dance Club, offered by Cat, creates a welcoming space for caregivers and babies to connect through shared movement. This babywearing dance class is designed for parents and caregivers with little ones from birth to 18 months, or as long as they are comfortable being carried. Expect an energetic playlist geared toward adults and a focus on deepening connection with your baby, yourself, and a supportive community. The program includes a 30 minute guided dance session followed by 30 minutes of playtime and caregiver connection.

At Cascade High School in Everett, the Enchanted Holiday Bazaar transforms the space into a festive marketplace filled with seasonal cheer. Visitors can browse artisan-made goods and unique gifts, find decorations to brighten the home, and savor cozy espresso and specialty beverages along with fresh mini donuts and a variety of baked sweets and other seasonal treats. This weekend celebration offers leisurely shopping, warm sips, and a cheerful atmosphere with even more to discover.

This women’s self-defense seminar focuses on building confidence and skills. It is held at Active Martial Arts Mill Creek in Everett. To reserve a spot, call or text Jeff at (206)399-0543.

Young readers are invited to strengthen their skills by sharing stories with a calm, four-legged listener. Sessions feature certified therapy dogs that help build confidence through read-aloud practice. The program is intended for elementary students ages 6 to 12, accompanied by an adult. Presented with support from Pet Partners and Reading with Rover. Reading with Rover is a community literacy program that partners with schools and libraries.

Everett Christian School’s annual auction is relocating to Hotel Indigo Seattle Everett Waterfront on the Everett waterfront. The event will take place at this new location in Everett, WA.

Create a dramatic harvest centerpiece in a hands-on floral workshop that celebrates rich color and touchable texture. Work with a palette of deep burgundy, plum, muted greens, and soft neutrals, pairing these tones with elements like velvety foliage, berries, seed heads, and other seasonal details to craft an arrangement that feels enchanting and refined. Learn how to layer materials, balance color, and design for movement and dimension so the finished piece draws the eye and sets a festive mood. Step-by-step guidance helps every participant shape a design that is striking and personal. Welcoming to beginners and experienced floral makers alike, this creative session offers a refreshing break and a finished centerpiece ready to impress guests and bring warmth to the home throughout the season. A Permanent Jewelry Bar is also offered during the monthly Floral and Plant Workshops, giving attendees the option to leave with a custom piece to wear as a lasting keepsake alongside their botanical creation.

Live music sets the tone at Coconut Kenny’s & Taproom in Lake Stevens, offering a relaxed outing for all ages. Guests can pair the performance with pizza and pours while they unwind at a table, creating an easygoing way to enjoy an evening of tunes and good food.

A scheduling conflict has postponed the original date. Criminal Squirrel Orchestra will perform live in the Hangar at 5x5 Bar & Bistro.

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

The Groove Doctors featuring Deb Hawley perform at Engel's Pub in Edmonds with a blend of blues-rock, original songs, and classic covers. The set is made for dancing and keeps the floor moving from the first tune to the last.

The Northwest Bead Society gathers for its monthly general meeting at Maplewood Rock and Gem Club. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite snack or beverage and to share recent projects during a show-and-tell segment. The program features Industrial Beaded Bead with instructor Liz Turner. Suggested materials include Matubo Nib-Bit and Matubo Miniduo beads, Matubo 8/0, Matubo 11/0 or size 11 Japanese seed beads, size 15 Japanese seed beads, a 20 millimeter wooden or acrylic round core bead, plus a beading needle and thread. The gathering focuses on creative learning and sharing within the beading community.

This one day mattress sale supports Snohomish Band during its second annual fundraiser. Shoppers can explore quality brands such as Purple, Helix, and Therapedic with significant savings compared to retail. Expect the full selection and services you would find at a typical mattress store, along with delivery and haul-away options. Multiple payment methods are accepted, and 12-month same-as-cash financing is available on approved credit. Every purchase is backed by a warranty and an industry-leading comfort guarantee. Proceeds go directly to the Snohomish HS Band Booster Club.

Create your own stoneware art in a hands-on workshop with guidance from start to finish. The fee includes one stoneware mug, all materials and instruction, and kiln firing. Participants may choose a different stoneware piece and pay the price difference at the end of the workshop. Finished items are safe for the dishwasher, microwave, and oven, which makes them useful for Thanksgiving recipes and everyday cooking. Completed pieces will be ready for pickup before Thanksgiving and also make thoughtful gifts.

The group showcases three skilled pickers from the Pacific Northwest, delivering a distinctive, high energy approach to traditional bluegrass with a contemporary twist. Their music features award-winning bluegrass that blends classic roots with modern flair.

The tribute "Take It To The Limit" brings the music and legacy of the Eagles to Edmonds Center for the Arts with an evening of classics, onstage stories, and rich vocal harmonies. Accomplished musicians and singers perform favorites such as Hotel California, Take It Easy, and Life in the Fast Lane, evoking the sound and spirit of the original band. Praised by audiences across North America, this production offers a polished, high energy concert experience for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Families enjoy a cozy storytime featuring read-alouds, lively songs, playful rhymes, and creative activities that nurture a love of reading. After the main session, there may be time for open play or a simple art project.

This monthly meeting of 40 Something Cowgirls takes place at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Snohomish and brings together women who love horses. The group is for women in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, with a little sister category for ages 21 to 30. Activities range from clinics, trail rides, and horse play days to attending expos and movies and hosting craft gatherings. The gathering begins with doors opening, continues with a meeting and a special topic, then wraps up with a social. Bringing a snack to share for the social is optional. Enter through the main church doors and follow the hallway to the right.

Helping Hands Holiday Bazaar offers a festive marketplace of gifts and treats from skilled vendors, featuring plenty of handcrafted, one-of-a-kind finds. Part of the proceeds benefits Helping Hands, providing direct assistance to seniors with limited incomes to help cover their electricity bills.

After a Sunday visit, the plan shifts to a Friday night at Dairyland to see how Snohomish enjoys the end of the week. The evening centers on spending time at Dairyland and taking in the Friday night atmosphere around town.

This Pilgrims and Patriots themed dance at Maltby Community Club features Pre Rounds followed by Mainstream, with calling by Vance Morrison and cueing by Kyle Quande. A Toys for Tots drive is included, and attendees are encouraged to bring a new unwrapped toy to support local children this holiday season. Entry is a $10 per person donation. Hosted by Square Crows. For information, call 206-914-2253 or 425-785-9046.

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

A friendly tournament in an ongoing series offers two divisions. The Beginner division welcomes D6 and new players and allows up to one D5 player, while Open is available to everyone else. Teams are limited to four players, and free agents without a team are welcome. Entry is $100, paint is sold at standard pricing, and membership pricing is honored. Team captains typically vote on how to split games between the hyperball and airball fields, though a large turnout may require using both. Medals are awarded to the top three teams, and the event is typically livestreamed.

Browse art and crafts from local artists at the Holiday Garden Art & Craft Fair, sponsored by the Arlington Garden Club. Purchases add a personal touch to your gift giving and support the Arlington Garden Club scholarship program and community beautification projects.

Celebrate the turn from autumn to holiday shopping at a handcrafted market that takes place each month, showcasing local WA makers at the Old Opera House and Masonic Lodge in downtown Edmonds. Discover freehand pyrography that transforms wood into useful pieces, artisan soaps and skincare, original stationery, stickers and art prints, handcrafted jewelry and home decor, hand poured chocolates and baked sweets, special gift sets, candles poured by hand, ceramic pieces made by hand, plus additional artisan goods. For any inquiries, Angie Johnson with Fire Writing PNW and Artisan Alley PNW is the sole point of contact. Send a message via messenger or email info@mtpoevents.com, and be cautious of impostors.

Free admission welcomes shoppers to Monroe’s Annual Mistletoe Market, a festive start to the season. Browse three rooms of local vendors offering gift-worthy finds, sip hot or cold drinks as you explore, and enjoy meals from food trucks. Over 20 raffle prizes add to the excitement, with tickets available at the welcome desk. Proceeds from vendor fees and raffle ticket sales support FBC Monroe’s general expenses and ministry needs.

The Mystic Fairy Market transforms the Carl Gipson Center in Everett into a lively marketplace and community gathering. Browse rocks and gems, handcrafted jewelry, soaps, candles, artwork, homemade goods, apparel, plants, and more, with food and sweet treats available. Healing and spiritual offerings include Reiki and other energy practitioners, mediums, aura photography, tarot, astrology, and psychic readings. Throughout the day, discover classes, rituals, and hands-on experiences for both kids and adults. Admission is free, and there are hourly giveaways. Parking is accessible off Broadway. If approaching from the north, take Pacific Ave, turn right on Lombard Ave, then right on Wall St and right on Broadway. The entrance is on the right about half a block down. Parking can be validated with a QR code available inside the event for spaces 6 to 55. For vendors, the only official contact is themetaphysicalmarket@gmail.com. Beware of scams, there are no other vending coordinators.

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

Henry M. Jackson High School hosts the seventh annual mattress fundraiser benefiting Jackson HS Music. Browse well-known brands like Purple, Helix, and Therapedic with significant savings compared to typical retail pricing. The experience mirrors a full-service mattress store, with delivery and haul-away available. Every purchase includes a warranty and a comfort guarantee. All payment methods are accepted, and 12 months same-as-cash financing is offered with approved credit. Proceeds go directly to support Jackson HS Music, and the sale is for one day only.

At Wine & Design in Snohomish, this hands-on stained glass workshop focuses on crafting a snowglobe themed piece. The glass is prepared in advance and precut, so participants can concentrate on learning how to apply copper foil and solder the elements together into a finished artwork that can be displayed all winter. The design highlights a layered seasonal scene with snowy textured glass, an evergreen tree, delicate snowflake accents, and a Winter Wonderland base, making it a comfortable bridge from late fall into the holiday season. Instruction is guided step by step, and no prior art experience is required. Seating is limited. Wine, beer, cider, and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase, outside alcohol is not permitted, and light snacks can be bought or brought in.

An ACO Season 22 regional arrives in Everett with competition centered on the Level-Up Doubles division, hosted at Scuttlebutt Brewery/Taproom. The entry fee is $20 and the payout is 75 percent. Only ACO stamped bags from Season 22 Bag Partners are permitted for play. Older ACO stamped models may be used if the manufacturer remains a Season 22 partner. ACO membership options include a free Starter Membership that grants access to all divisions at Regionals and Majors, along with eligibility for standings points, prize money, and trophies. The Worlds Membership is $60 and adds the best available tournament ticket pricing, access to all divisions at Regionals and Majors, eligibility for standings points, prize money, and trophies, plus prize jerseys and a 500 point signup bonus for singles divisions. For questions, contact Steve Smith at 425-299-2772 or Steve.smith87@live.com.

Connect with adoptable dogs from Smidget Rescue at Pet Adventure during a relaxed meet and greet. The dogs will be on site the entire time, so there is no need to arrive right at the start. Adoptions follow a process that includes an application, a reference check, and a home visit. Placements are determined by best fit, not first come, first served, and there are no same day adoptions.

Presented by Snohomish Running Company, this 12th annual event features 5K and 10K courses through Mukilteo's Harbour Pointe neighborhood. It takes place at Kamiak High School. Both routes are on closed roads and welcome strollers and participants of every pace. Registration includes pajama pants, and there is a chance to go home with a pumpkin pie. Please note that pets are not permitted on the course.

The Holly Jolly Holiday Market brings its seventh year to Thomas Family Farm for two days of festive shopping and local flavor. Browse a wide range of handmade goods, gifts, and holiday decor from more than 120 local vendors, and enjoy a variety of eats from six food trucks and stands. The atmosphere is family friendly with both indoor and outdoor areas, and admission as well as parking are free. Expect vendor specials and cheerful displays throughout. Santa is scheduled to make an appearance, with the exact time to be announced. Those interested in vending should note that applications are released only through the event’s official website, and the organizers will not solicit vendors via comments or direct messages.

Explore modern floral design in a hands-on workshop focused on crafting a contemporary centerpiece that stands out. Work with thoughtfully chosen blooms, greenery, and textured elements while learning to vary shapes and heights, layer materials for depth and movement, and achieve a balance of elegance and boldness. Step by step guidance covers selecting complementary stems, blending textures, and arranging for a dramatic focal piece to take home. The session welcomes newcomers and experienced arrangers, offering a creative way to build a statement design. A Permanent Jewelry Bar is also available during the monthly Floral and Plant workshops, giving participants the chance to leave with a custom linked piece of permanent jewelry along with their botanical creation. Space is limited.

This free community holiday market features twinkling seasonal lights, festive treats, and plenty of gift shopping that supports local creators, including artists and authors. It welcomes all ages, and no tickets are required.

Celebrate the season at a free event for families as the community gathers for a tree lighting in Monroe. Enjoy cozy fireplaces courtesy of Monroe Fireplace, warm drinks and holiday treats, festive caroling, an illuminated car show beneath the tree, and photo opportunities with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Support from Big Heart Big Smile, EvergreenHealth, Speedway Chevrolet & RV Center, Church of Maltby-Monroe, Indulge Yourself Salon & Spa, and Sarah Spears Agency-Farmers Insurance helps make the celebration possible and keeps the night full of cheer.

From the team behind the hit Piaf! The Show comes Formidable! Aznavour, a musical tribute that traces Charles Aznavour’s life and expansive career while marking the centennial of the artist who came to embody post-war Parisian bohemia. Led by internationally acclaimed Jules Grison, the production offers a heartfelt salute to Aznavour’s enduring influence, capturing the force of a voice that still moves listeners and inspires new generations. Though early critics doubted him, steadfast public support elevated him to top billing. On his rise he formed friendships with Charles Trenet and Edith Piaf, traveled with Piaf to the United States, and later performed in Montreal. A prolific creator of more than 800 songs, his work was embraced by American luminaries including Ray Charles, Fred Astaire, Shirley Bassey, and Bing Crosby, carrying his music across the globe. The performance runs approximately 90 minutes without an intermission.

Mark O’Connor’s An Appalachian Christmas presents a warm holiday program rooted in folk traditions and American roots music. Joined by Maggie O’Connor, he weaves beloved seasonal melodies with Appalachian influences, classical-level craft, and vivid storytelling. The concert features lively fiddle tunes, contemplative carols, and original compositions, creating an intimate, uplifting experience where long-standing traditions and fresh ideas come together. Audiences can expect virtuosic fiddle playing, familiar holiday songs, and the combined artistry of Mark and Maggie O’Connor.

Kick off the holiday season with a spirited concert from internationally recognized Celtic folk trio The Gothard Sisters. The three siblings deliver an energetic, festive program that blends beloved Christmas carols with lively Celtic melodies and songs, along with vibrant Irish dance. It is welcoming for all ages and makes a heartwarming family tradition.

Enjoy an indoor holiday market spanning two days in the center of downtown Edmonds. This monthly showcase highlights handcrafted work by Washington artisans, with free admission and raffle drawings held every hour, plus additional activities to be announced. Explore freehand pyrography and other wood-burned functional pieces, small-batch soap and skincare, original stationery along with stickers and printed artwork, handmade jewelry, home decor, hand-poured chocolates and baked desserts, curated gift sets, candles, pottery, and more. For questions, the sole contact is Angie Johnson of Fire Writing PNW and Artisan Alley PNW at info@mtpoevents.com, and messages from any other source should be disregarded.

Wrap gifts in peace at a free DIY gift wrapping session at the library, with hot chocolate to enjoy while you work. Bring your presents and use the available supplies such as wrapping paper, ribbon, tape, and bows. Supplies are offered on a first-come basis until they run out. No registration required. ¡Llegó la época de envolver! En la biblioteca habrá un espacio gratuito para que envuelvas tus regalos mientras disfrutas de un chocolate caliente. Trae tus obsequios; habrá materiales como papel, listones, cinta y moños disponibles hasta agotar existencias. No se requiere registro.

Create a modern holiday wreath in a hands-on workshop that blends fresh and dried greenery with seasonal accents. Guided instruction focuses on contemporary style through layered textures, clean shapes, and thoughtful color choices to craft a piece that feels both artistic and timeless, ready to hang at your door. Participants learn how to select and prepare greens, incorporate dried details, and arrange elements into a balanced, eye-catching composition. The format emphasizes creativity and personal expression, so every wreath reflects its maker’s style. Suitable for beginners and experienced crafters alike, this is a festive creative escape that ends with a beautiful, handcrafted welcome for the season. A new addition to the monthly Floral and Plant Workshops is a Permanent Jewelry Bar, offering the chance to be fitted with a custom piece designed to last. Spots are limited.

Band After Midnight, an ABBA tribute, brings a polished, high energy performance to New Everett Theater. The lineup features musicians from Northwest tribute favorites Taken by the Sky (Fleetwood Mac), Glass of Hearts (Blondie), and Life During Wartime (Talking Heads). Their show delivers faithful vocals, rich harmonies, vibrant costumes, and the signature pop sound that defined a golden era, creating an experience that resonates with audiences young and old. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

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

Experience a free 90 minute breathwork class created for those who support others through therapeutic touch and presence. Guided breathing practices, immersive music, and focused coaching help quiet mental noise and open space for calm, clarity, and ease. Attendance is limited to 12 participants, and tickets are required due to limited space. A waiver is required and completed during registration. This session offers 1 CE.

Get to know adoptable dogs from Smidget Rescue at a relaxed meet and greet. The dogs will be available to visit with throughout the entire event, so there is no need to arrive right at the beginning. If you are considering adoption, be prepared for a thoughtful process that includes completing an application, reference checks, and a home visit. Matches are based on best fit rather than order of arrival, and adoptions are not finalized on the same day.

This in-person queer book group at Mill Creek Library welcomes readers for a safe and welcoming conversation and celebration of LGBTQIA+ stories. Participants are encouraged to bring a recent or favorite title to share and discover what others recommend. Tea and snacks will be available. Space is limited, so registration is required.

Back for a Sunday Funday at Dairyland Brewing, the Kilted Crooner performs favorite songs and takes requests. Settle in for a relaxed, music-filled session.

A festive square dance in support of Toys for Tots takes place at Cedar Valley Grange. The program starts with an advanced rounds warmup, continues with a level dance that includes rounds, and wraps up with a plus tip. The caller is Spyder Webb and the cuer is Randy Preskitt. Attendees can bring new, unwrapped toys for the donation bin located at the back of the hall. There will also be a sale of gently used square dance outfits available before or after the dancing. Presented by the Freewheelers Square Dance Club.

Voctave presents an all-vocal holiday program that showcases lush harmonies, detailed arrangements, and striking vocal artistry. Founded by producer and arranger Jamey Ray, this 11-voice ensemble unites elite singers with global performance and recording credits, including collaborations with artists who hold Grammy, Dove, and American Music Awards. With chart-leading releases and hundreds of millions of online views, the group is a leading presence in modern a cappella. The program embraces the spirit of the season, weaving favorite holiday songs into cinematic textures and soaring harmonies, all created solely by the human voice. From lively classics to tender moments, audiences can look forward to holiday favorites reimagined through Voctave’s signature sound in the A Cappella and Holiday genres.

Celebrate the season with a holiday shopping event featuring offerings from student sellers and crafters from small businesses. Warm up with complimentary hot cocoa provided by the PTSA. Applications for vendors open in early fall, and live music performers are being recruited.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip experience at a studio serving Snohomish and the surrounding area. An instructor guides the painting step by step, so beginners and seasoned creators alike can feel comfortable from start to finish. It is well suited for date nights, fun outings with friends, private gatherings, and memorable celebrations. The menu includes wine, beer, cider, and a variety of nonalcoholic choices. Because the space is licensed, outside alcohol is not permitted. Light snacks are available for purchase, and guests are welcome to bring their own food. Arrive ready to create while the team takes care of the details, and know that the studio appreciates the ongoing support of its creative community.

Led by Yogacharya Sudeep Bharati, this Kriya Yoga program begins with registration and a formal initiation, followed by a vegetarian meal with time for seva and rest. Instruction continues with a focused technique class and a guided meditation. The schedule also features a review of techniques, additional guided practice, another vegetarian lunch with seva, a dedicated question and answer session, and a closing guided meditation. Details about the initiation offering and other information will be shared by email after registration.

At Lynnwood Event Center, celebrate the season with a ticketed holiday experience featuring a festive breakfast, photo opportunities with Santa and Mrs. Claus, live entertainment, holiday karaoke, a candy buffet, ornament crafting, face painting, and more. A free craft fair with more than 40 local vendors takes place downstairs, offering unique handmade gifts, decor, and seasonal treats, all accompanied by cheerful music and a welcoming community atmosphere. Tickets are required for the breakfast portion, with general admission at $12, admission for ages 12 and under at $7, and a family bundle for up to four people at $30, plus applicable fees.

Now in its 11th year of events in Snohomish County, the annual Holiday Fair returns as the largest 100 percent locally made event in the region. Explore more than 150 vendors, enjoy hot food and drinks, and capture festive moments at the holiday photo booth. Admission is free.

Enjoy an afternoon of shopping and self care activities. The first 20 guests receive complimentary goody bags. Expect giveaways and free activities for kids. Admission is free, with an opportunity to support small, local, women-owned businesses.

Spend a welcoming, family friendly evening exploring junk journaling. Each participant receives a junk club pouch filled with themed ephemera to build a personal spread, along with unlimited access to a generously stocked junk bar with more ephemera, stickers, washi tape, paper scraps, scissors, glue, and other basics.

This end of year celebration features KatEGory7 Band at Port Gardner Bay Winery. The event offers a festive way to mark the close of the year.

The Northwest Bead Society is holding its monthly in-person general meeting at Maplewood Rock and Gem Club. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite snack and beverage, and are welcome to share recent work during a friendly show and tell. Two Challenge Projects will be highlighted. Project One features Undisclosed UFOs that members selected previously, with completed pieces returning to their original owners unless noted otherwise. Project Two invites participants to turn a piece of fabric into art using at least 50 seed beads, with inspiration drawn from the fabric itself, a particular artist, or any other source. A casual gift exchange is planned for anyone who wishes to participate; please keep gifts at or under $25. Open beading continues after the meeting for relaxed, creative time together.

This drop-in mini workshop focuses on taking accurate body measurements for sewing projects. Learn the core measurements needed for garment sewing and get assistance recording them properly without awkward twisting or dealing with a slipping measuring tape. A suggested $5 donation helps Spark Creatives continue building. For the most precise results, wear a close-fitting top and leggings. If you want everyday measurements, choose layers similar to your usual undergarments. If you need measurements for a special event, a cosplay look, or a costume, bring any undergarments or accessories that could change your silhouette.

Take part in a hands-on stoneware workshop where friendly guidance helps you craft a one-of-a-kind piece. The price includes one stoneware mug, all supplies and instruction, and firing. Participants may choose a different stoneware item and pay any price difference at the end of the session. Finished pieces are safe for the dishwasher, microwave, and oven, which makes them useful for holiday dishes and thoughtful as gifts. Items created during this workshop will be available for pickup before Christmas. Space is limited.

Enjoy an evening with the Cascade Symphony Orchestra as its musicians present a live orchestral program that blends classical and contemporary works. This concert offers a cultural outing to share with friends and family, with performances intended to inspire.

Stroll the Northwest Stream Center’s elevated boardwalk on a relaxed bird walk that highlights how protected wetlands and pockets of upland old second growth forest support a rich variety of species. Participants receive early entry before the center opens to the public. Guided by experienced birders and bird photographers Sarah Blackstone and Melchor Berona, including insights from Berona in his role with AASF, the outing blends bird watching with learning. Expect conversation about the life histories and behaviors of the birds encountered, practical tips for locating and identifying target species, and guidance on selecting binoculars, using a couple of birding apps, and comparing different kinds of field guides. The habitat here attracts dozens of species, from ducks and woodpeckers to crossbills, owls, waxwings, creepers and nuthatches, along with many other Pacific Northwest birds. Space is limited to 10 participants and preregistration is required. Admission is $8 for AASF members and $10 for general admission. Registration is available in the Nature Store at the Northwest Stream Center, online or by phone. Dress for the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes. Bringing your own binoculars is recommended, although a limited number are available to borrow, and cameras are welcome. If sustained high winds or extreme conditions arise, the walk may be postponed and registrations can be transferred or refunded.

Set in Downtown Edmonds, this free community art walk celebrates local creativity each month. Beginning on the first of the month, businesses display artwork during their normal hours so visitors can stop in whenever they are open. A featured evening each month brings additional showcases of local and regional art as participating businesses welcome visitors inside, offering chances to meet the artists and learn about their work.

Curtis Roy Moore performs at Dairyland Brewing in Snohomish, WA with a blend of Americana, roots, and folk. The set features a mix of original songs alongside covers.

After 4 Band performs at Peabo's Sports Bar & Grill for a rocking night of music.

The Parks, Culture and Recreation department hosts a hands-on stewardship event at Jennings Memorial Park in Marysville, where volunteers help care for the park by picking up litter, spreading wood chips, and completing other improvement projects. Wear sturdy footwear, bring a water bottle and gloves. No registration is needed; check in with a staff member on arrival. Volunteers age 17 and under need a signed release form, and those 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Make a final stop for holiday shopping at this artisan bazaar at the Everett Arena Conf Center in Everett, WA. Explore giftable finds, pick up last-minute presents, and finish preparations for Christmas in a low stress way. Quantities may be limited, so it offers a chance to check off the remaining names on the list.

A two-day Yule celebration fills the Lynnwood Event Center in Lynnwood, WA with seasonal magic and community. Marking the Winter Solstice and the turn of the Wheel of the Year, it reflects on the longest night and the gentle return of light, creating a welcoming space for rest, renewal, and connection. Activities and the marketplace extend across two floors and the venue lobbies, with ground level access to each floor and an elevator available inside for easy movement throughout the space. Explore offerings from local artisans and witchy vendors, take in performances, enjoy food trucks, and discover candles, crystals, brooms, and plants, along with insights from spiritual guides, astrologers, and tarot practitioners. The event embraces all respectful paths and encourages curiosity. A detailed schedule of performances and workshops will be announced closer to the weekend. Vendor applications are not open to the general public at this time.

Held at the Snohomish Carnegie building, this event is now accepting vendors, with priority given to past vendors.

This hands-on holiday centerpiece workshop focuses on modern design and festive style. Participants work with fresh blooms in a palette that mixes soft and vivid seasonal tones to create an eye-catching arrangement suited to any table. Instruction covers layering textures, pairing complementary flowers, and shaping lift, flow, and depth so the finished piece feels dynamic and intentional. Guided steps support every stage of the design process, helping each person craft a balanced, striking arrangement that reflects contemporary principles and seasonal cheer. The experience welcomes both beginners and seasoned floral enthusiasts, and everyone leaves with a statement centerpiece ready to enhance holiday gatherings. A new addition is a Permanent Jewelry Bar offered during the monthly Floral and Plant Workshops, allowing attendees to create a custom piece of permanent jewelry alongside the botanical activities for a keepsake that lasts.

Celebrate the season with a festive evening of square dancing at Cedar Valley Grange Hall in Lynnwood. The program includes rounds to start, a session of PLUS dancing with more rounds, and a concluding Star Tip for advanced dancers. Stephen Cole serves as caller and Randy Preskitt cues the rounds. Hosted by the Freewheelers Square Dance Club, this event brings the community together for holiday music, lively movement, and good cheer.

A lively night of music returns to The Oxford Saloon, with friendly faces and plenty of food and drinks.

Competitive cornhole comes to Scuttlebutt Brewery/Taproom in Everett, WA with an ACO Season 22 Regional focused on the Level-Up Singles division. Players can enter for $20 and compete for a 75 percent payout. All participants must follow the ACO bag policy, which allows only ACO stamped bags from Season 22 Bag Partners, with older ACO stamped models permitted if the manufacturer remains a partner for Season 22. ACO memberships are available, including a free Starter option and a $60 Worlds Membership. Both provide access to all ACO divisions at Regionals and Majors along with standings points, prize money, and trophies, while the Worlds Membership also offers best available tournament ticket pricing, prize jerseys, and a 500 point signup bonus for Singles divisions. For questions, contact Steve Smith at 425-299-2772 or Steve.smith87@live.com.

At the Plaza Stage in Smokey Point Community Park, this family variety show brings people together for a screen-free gathering filled with music, movement, stories, and laughter. Created to get grandparents, parents, kids, cousins, neighbors, and new friends in the same space, it welcomes performers of every age and background. Share a song, play an instrument, dance, perform a magic trick, tell jokes, recite a poem, or read a story, as long as it is school appropriate and family friendly. Solo acts, sibling duos, parent and child teams, and multigenerational groups are all welcome. First-time and shy performers are encouraged, and there is no competition, only celebration. Admission is free with registration. Presented by Sasha Heller, founder of SAM Wellness and a WA State inclusive educator.

A skate themed shot glass will be available as a giveaway, courtesy of San Juan Salsa Co. The Friday Hockey Happy Hour bundle, which includes a ticket and a drink, offers savings of up to 40 percent.