Events in Snohomish County today

A WSU Repair Cafe at Everett Community College offers hands-on help for household items that need attention. Volunteer repair specialists assess problems, demonstrate their approach, and provide one-on-one guidance so participants can learn to make fixes themselves. If a replacement part is required, they will identify what to order, and participants are responsible for any costs. The aim is to give belongings a second life and keep usable materials out of the landfill. This free event typically supports small appliances such as toasters, blenders, and coffee makers, common issues with vacuums and lamps, toys, bicycles, basic computer software problems like storage or slow loading, clothing mending and simple hemming, simple jewelry fixes such as clasps or links, and home decor, among other items. Repairs are not guaranteed, a liability release must be signed before work begins, and organizers may decline to work on certain items based on the issue or available fixers. Cell phones and Apple products are not accepted. There is a limit of two items per person, and items are handled in order of arrival.

Explore the Merriment collage quilt by Laura Heine in a class at the Monroe location. Learn the fundamentals of fabric collage, including composing a design, layering fabric, and adhering pieces to create an artful quilt. The class is taught by Connie Berner, an Advanced Certified Teacher with Laura Heine. Sewing experience is not required. The class fee is $95 plus tax, and supplies are purchased separately ahead of time. Registration is required at least 48 hours in advance, and attendee names and email addresses should be entered at checkout so participants can be contacted if needed. For questions, email classes@bfranklincrafts.com, visit the in-store customer service counter, or call 360-794-6745.

Hosted by A Canine Experience, this recurring community pack walk welcomes dog owners to practice calm, real world obedience together at Tambark Park. Expect a structured setting that builds focus and neutrality around everyday distractions, whether you want to refine a reliable heel, proof a steady down stay, or enjoy a relaxed social outing with other dedicated dog owners. The meet up spot is the East Entrance in the parking lot by the athletic fields. This free event encourages attendees to bring a leashed dog, high value rewards or favorite treats, poop bags, and a thoughtful training mindset. Spend time outdoors, put skills into practice, and strengthen the partnership with your dog in a supportive community environment.

Readers gather at the Carl Gipson Center for a monthly book club focused on engaging discussion and the joy of reading in a friendly setting. Led by Nomi Hershman, the group explores a different book each month, from enduring classics to contemporary selections. Participation is free and open to all, and no registration is required.

Explore Edmonds through art at this free, monthly community walk. Throughout the month, businesses in the area display works by local artists during their regular hours, making it easy to drop in and see what is new. Participating locations also host special showcases of local and regional art that create opportunities to meet and talk with the artists. It is a welcoming way to experience the arts in downtown Edmonds.

This weekly conversation group offers a welcoming place for adults learning English to build confidence. Each meeting focuses on a new theme with guided speaking and listening activities that encourage real-world practice. Sessions are free, led by trained staff, and do not require registration.

Take part in a bingo session with budget-friendly pricing. Regular cards are two for a dollar, and the blackout game costs one dollar. Toasted subs will be available during play.

Connect with fellow enthusiasts for games and conversation in a welcoming, inclusive setting. All skill levels are encouraged to take part, from brand new players to grandmasters. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere centered on play and meeting new people.

At Wine & Design in Snohomish, explore a hauntingly beautiful mixed media session where woodland whimsy meets spectral charm. Create a framed forest scene featuring two delicate, floating ghosts by layering glass, resin, florals, stones, and shimmering accents. Your design is sealed in a vintage-inspired ornate frame, and you can personalize colors, botanicals, and fine details for a one-of-a-kind cottagecore Halloween feel. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance, no prior art experience needed, and all supplies are included. Seating is limited due to the specialty materials and preparation required. The studio offers wine, beer, cider, and non-alcoholic options, with light snacks available for purchase. Outside alcohol is not permitted, and guests are welcome to bring their own snacks.

Beginner-friendly line dance instruction is offered, then the floor opens for free dance time at the farm. All ages are welcome. Admission is $10, with free entry for children 10 and under. Food trucks are available on most nights.

Learn the essentials of watercolor in a relaxed, beginner friendly class in Monroe. Instructor Edie Everett leads hands-on practice in brush control, water management, layering, and color mixing to build confidence with the medium. The setting invites experimentation and creativity, so you can explore techniques at a comfortable pace. The class fee is $40, with supplies purchased separately ahead of time. Registration is required at least 48 hours before the session, and attendee names and email addresses should be entered at checkout so updates can be shared if needed.

Casey Freedom returns to Rustic Cork Wine Bar & Bistro with a mix of PNW Americana and country classics. A Lake Stevens native, Casey brings hometown roots to the stage. All ages are welcome, and there is no cover charge.

Start the weekend with Music Bingo that mixes great songs, pub food, cold drinks, and a relaxed neighborhood atmosphere. Instead of numbers, brief clips of familiar tracks are played and players mark the matching song titles or artists on their cards. Complete a line, call bingo, and win prizes. No music trivia expertise is required... if you can recognize a tune, you are set. It suits casual date nights and meetups with friends, and it is easy to play, social, and enjoyable for all.

For generations, Swan Lake has captivated audiences with Tchaikovsky’s music and timeless choreography. This reimagined staging pairs that classic foundation with inventive lighting and glowing costumes that move in step with the dancers, turning the stage into a shifting canvas of color and feeling. Technology is woven into the performance as a complement to tradition, not a replacement. Light, music, and movement come together to create an immersive experience that invites audiences to rediscover a legendary ballet.

This is a free show with no admission fee.

This event delivers a full haunted experience that goes beyond a typical haunted house. Wait times are spent on the Midway through a virtual queue system, where visitors can grab something to eat or satisfy a sweet tooth, try an escape game, or build courage in the Fear Garden. A text will let your group know when it is time to enter the attraction. Every ticket provides a single walkthrough of the haunted attraction, which takes about 20 minutes on average. The experience is no-contact and features live performers along with cutting edge special effects.

Cozy Comedy brings Hayden Kristal to Edmonds Theater for a single-night comedy show in the heart of Edmonds, with Cozy Comedy co-owner Marcus Moreno also performing. Known for quick wit and upbeat self-deprecation, Hayden has been a semifinalist on America’s Got Talent, headlined at Netflix Is a Joke, appeared on HBO, and taken roles on Adult Swim and HBO Max’s Tuca and Bertie, building an audience of more than three million followers on social media. Hayden even leans into equestrian wordplay, joking that their pronouns are neigh/them. When not touring, Hayden spends time on a Colorado farm with equine companions named Chicken Elizabeth Nugget, Squidward, Debbi From Accounting, and Donkey Devito.

An immersive murder mystery dinner theater unfolds at The Old Spaghetti Factory in Lynnwood, where guests sift through clues, question suspects, and piece together a twisty case as the story plays out around the room. Between acts, enjoy a three-course meal with entree choices such as Spinach and Cheese Ravioli, Spicy Spaghetti Vesuvius, Lasagna, or Breast of Chicken Fettuccini. One soft drink is included with the meal, and a cash or credit bar is available for additional beverages. Substitutions to accommodate dietary restrictions are offered for an additional charge. With surprises at every turn, anyone in the room could end up a suspect.

Taken By The Sky pays tribute to Fleetwood Mac with a faithful performance that channels the band in its prime, spotlighting songs beloved by millions. The six member group from Portland brings layered harmonies, precision playing, and an engaging stage presence that continues to draw new fans at every show. Presented at New Everett Theater. This event is open to all ages, and tickets are on sale.

Drivers will gather at Smokey Point Rest Area in Arlington to meet the Seattle Golf R group and friends on the way to the H&R Oktoberfest. Once the Golf R crew arrives, the group will cruise north toward Bellingham. Please arrive with a full tank so the departure goes smoothly.

HeartBeat Fitness REFIT is a fitness class at Alderwood Community Church in Lynnwood. Please bring water and come in good spirits.

This monthly Happy Parks stewardship effort at Twin Lakes Park brings community volunteers together to care for the grounds by collecting litter, spreading wood chips, and completing other improvement tasks. The Parks, Culture and Recreation department organizes the work and accommodates walk-in participation. Attendees should bring sturdy footwear, a water bottle, and gloves, and check in with a staff member upon arrival. Participants 17 and under must have a signed release form, and those 14 and under need to be accompanied by an adult.

A meet and cruise for Previa enthusiasts begins with a casual gathering and introductions at the Grocery Outlet in Monroe, then heads out on a scenic drive toward Leavenworth. Along the route, planned stops include Eagle Falls and the Expresso Chalet for coffee and a lighthearted Bigfoot photo opportunity, followed by a secondary meet-up at Stevens Pass Ski Resort. The caravan will pause at a few viewpoints for group photos and make a fuel stop, with the option for some participants to wrap up there while others continue on to Leavenworth. Once in town, the plan is to roll along the main downtown street before regrouping at the Ski Hill resort parking lot for a picnic-style late lunch. Participants should bring their own meal, with extras to share if desired. The day winds down with the choice to explore more of Leavenworth and its Oktoberfest atmosphere or head home. An optional overnight plan includes van camping and mushroom foraging the following day, with preparation for changeable weather recommended.

As the sole national conference devoted to Christian grandparenting, this gathering focuses on helping grandparents cultivate a lasting spiritual legacy. Participants will hear from a lineup of general session speakers, explore practical resources and tools for the grandparenting journey, and connect with fellow Christian grandparents who share a commitment to what endures. The theme emphasizes investing time, energy, and resources in what truly lasts, noting that choices made today influence children, grandchildren, and generations yet to come. Registration is tiered, with Super Early Bird at $38, Early Bird at $43, Regular at $48, and day-of admission at the door at $53. Lunch is provided.

Celebrate the season with a community tree planting that grows Everett’s urban canopy. This hands-on effort strengthens neighborhood green spaces and creates benefits that will be felt for generations to come.

Discover a wide-ranging showcase of artwork by local artisans, and meet the creators in person. The exhibition takes place at the Innovation Center in downtown Arlington.

A Halloween-infused edition of the Monroe farmers market returns with a focus on eerie curiosities and haunted fun. Only spooky-themed vendors and farms will be on site, joined by food trucks, and the atmosphere will include true scare actors, haunted booths, and photo opportunities. The market is presented with sponsorship from Galaxy Theatres Monroe. Vendor applications are open exclusively to spooky-focused businesses that decorate their booths, with selection based on display presentation, product quality, category balance, event fit, prior participation, and overall contribution to the theme and success of the market.

An intimate day retreat opens a seasonal Red Tent series with a winter themed gathering centered on reclaiming the sacred feminine. Created as a grounded, supportive space for women, it invites rest, reflection, release, and a renewed connection to body wisdom and sisterhood as the colder season encourages turning inward. The experience begins with time to arrive and connect, followed by a warm welcome and a winter workshop devoted to feminine wisdom. Participants will move through embodied alchemy practices, a guided sound bath enhanced with Reiki, journaling and a sharing circle, tarot readings offered by Tori and Ilena, and a creative art segment led by Mouses Mystical Moon. A communal dinner aligned with the winter theme leads into a release ritual and a mindful closing. This is the first installment in a series that continues in spring, summer, and fall, exploring the cycles women move through and ways to honor each season within. The fee is $75, with a payment plan available. Space is limited to 20 women. Location to be announced.

Experience an enchanted community marketplace at the Carl Gipson Center in Everett, where tricks and treats blend with shopping, wellness, and hands-on learning. Browse rocks and gems, handcrafted jewelry, soaps, candles, art, homemade goods, apparel, and plants, and enjoy a variety of food vendors and sweet treats. Explore healing and spiritual services including Reiki and energy sessions, mediumship, aura photography, tarot, astrology, and psychic readings. Take part in classes, rituals, and interactive workshops for kids and adults throughout the event. Admission is free, and giveaways take place every hour. Parking is accessible off Broadway. If arriving from the north, follow Pacific Ave, turn right on Lombard Ave, then right on Wall St, and right on Broadway, with the entrance on the right about half a block down. Parking can be validated with a QR code available inside when parked in spaces 6 through 55. The only official contact for vending is themetaphysicalmarket@gmail.com, and there are no other vending coordinators. Event updates, vendor highlights, and photos are shared on the event’s Facebook page.

Enjoy a free, seasonally themed story paired with a snack and a craft activity.

Create a seasonal centerpiece in a hands-on floral workshop that uses real pumpkins grown in Snohomish, WA as natural vessels. Learn how to prepare the pumpkin, choose complementary stems in rich autumn hues like warm oranges, deep reds, golden yellows, and earthy shades, and build texture with foliage, berries, and other seasonal details for depth and movement. Step-by-step instruction focuses on arrangements that feel abundant and remain fresh for longer, so you can take home a finished piece that celebrates the spirit of fall. The format welcomes both beginners and experienced floral enthusiasts, offering a relaxed creative escape with a locally inspired result. In addition, a Permanent Jewelry Bar is available during the monthly Floral and Plant Workshops, providing the option to be fitted with a custom piece of permanent jewelry as a meaningful keepsake.

Active Martial Arts Mill Creek hosts a Halloween-themed Parents Night Out where kids can wear costumes and enjoy games, an age-appropriate movie, a costume contest, music, and more. The price is $30 per participant, with an optional pizza add-on for $7. Availability is limited to 20 spots. For details or to reserve a place, call or text Jeff at (206)399-0543.

At Chinnie's Kitchen, KatEGory7 Band sets the tone with an energetic live performance while the kitchen serves a fusion of Asian flavors. Lively rhythms and flavorful dishes create a welcoming atmosphere.

As autumn settles and the world grows quieter, this evening sound bath offers a gentle pause to reconnect with your inner light. Soothing waves from singing crystal bowls, chimes, and other sacred instruments, paired with guided meditation and moments for reflection, create a setting for deep rest and renewal. Step away from the noise and explore the steady flame within, considering what you are nurturing, where your energy is best placed, and what part of you is ready to shine a little brighter. Please bring a yoga mat, blankets, pillows, and anything else you need to lie comfortably on the floor, as the studio does not supply these items. Held in the quiet warmth of the Yurt, this experience centers on rest, reflection, and renewal. The cost is $44 per person, and space is limited, so registering in advance is recommended.

A singles night at Mirkwood Public House in Arlington, Washington, billed as Washington’s singles event of the year. This gathering offers a dedicated setting for unattached guests to meet and socialize. An invitation has also been extended to Eddie Vedder.

Enjoy casual chess games and friendly conversation at Haggen Grocery Lake Stevens in West Lake Stevens, WA. This meetup welcomes everyone, whether you are learning the basics or have advanced experience. Expect relaxed play and a chance to connect with fellow chess enthusiasts.

An Everett, Washington farmers market event tied to the Everett Farmers Market, with Calcifer Glass mentioned in the listing.

Explore the woods at Southwest County Park on a guided walk focused on wild edibles. Learn how to recognize them, use them safely and responsibly, and understand their nutritional benefits for time spent outdoors. The walk is led by Jennifer McKeown of Forage & Frolic, who holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Seattle Pacific University and a certificate in Wetland Science and Management from the University of Washington. Her experience includes a decade with a local conservation nonprofit coordinating native habitat restoration projects and managing a native plant nursery. She now runs a photography business and teaches classes on foraged food, plant medicine, and wildcrafting, and she especially enjoys searching for edible mushrooms. Registration is required, and the cost is $25 per person. This event takes place at Southwest County Park in Edmonds, Washington.

Spend time getting to know dogs from Smidget Rescue at a relaxed meet and greet. The dogs will be available to visit throughout the event, so there is no need to arrive right at the beginning. If you are interested in adopting, please note that the rescue follows a process that includes an application, reference checks, and a home visit. Placements are based on best fit rather than order of arrival, and adoptions are not finalized on the same day.

Bring a rhinestone cowboy flair to your footwear in this hands-on workshop focused on applying acrylic gems to shoes you provide. Gems and adhesive are supplied. Participants can typically embellish about 2 to 4 square inches per shoe during the session. A varied mix of gems will be used to fill designated areas, and any remaining materials can be taken home to continue the project. A specialized glue will be in use, with ventilation and air filtration in place. Wearing a mask is strongly encouraged. This is a paid class that uses sliding scale pricing to support accessibility. Tickets are available on Zeffy. Member pricing, tax included, is $20+. Non-member pricing, tax included, is $35+.

This relaxed stitching session features a Sandworm design inspired by Beetlejuice. It welcomes both seasoned embroiderers and curious beginners, and a $40 ticket includes all supplies. A coffee bar will be open with drinks and snacks to enjoy while you stitch. Participants can attend with a friend or come solo to meet other creative makers.

This weekly pinball competition uses a two strike format with a three dollar entry fee per person. Players can purchase a third strike for two dollars. The top finisher receives the entire cash pool. When there are ten players, the pot increases by twenty dollars.

Community bingo at the Carl Gipson Center welcomes everyone. Play for a chance at cash payouts and other prizes in a friendly setting that encourages connection. Free parking is available during bingo in spaces 6 through 52, and first-time players receive a free raffle entry.

Spark Creatives hosts a monthly body doubling and coworking session that provides a focused setting to tackle small business responsibilities and everyday chores. Participants can work on tasks such as social media planning, general administrative items, overdue online forms, meal planning, or a long postponed email. The shared presence offers accountability and a change of environment, with opportunities to get work done in a new setting and possibly meet new people. This is not a guided or educational session. Attendance is free, and optional donations support snacks and the workspace.

An evening dedicated to women features drink specials, $5 trivia, and a dinner special. The auxiliary is working to bring Bunko on alternating weeks.

Families with children from birth to age five can take part in a free Play and Learn session that brings everyone together for hands-on play, simple art projects, stories, and songs. Sessions happen five days a week at four locations, creating regular opportunities for parents or caregivers and kids to connect and enjoy time together.

Gain confidence with clear information at a community resource fair created for seniors and their families. Talk with knowledgeable professionals about Medicare, assistance with utility costs, and planning a future move. Expect a relaxed setting where questions are welcome, with opportunities to speak directly with local service providers and trusted industry vendors. Discover programs that support health, home, and overall well-being. Everyone is welcome, and light refreshments will be available.

Take training off the sidewalk and onto the trails at a free community pack walk hosted by A Canine Experience at Brightwater Center. The setting features wide paths and natural distractions, creating a practical space to build attention, improve responsiveness to leash guidance, and practice calm neutrality around everyday sights and sounds. Whether you are polishing higher level obedience or simply want a peaceful, structured group walk, the A.C.E. community offers a supportive environment. Bring a leashed dog, high value training treats, and poop bags, and come ready with a positive training mindset.

Engage Marysville gathers local professionals for an evening of conversation and collaboration, hosted and sponsored by Sherwood Community Services. Business owners, entrepreneurs, nonprofit representatives, and community leaders can meet peers from across Snohomish County, trade ideas, and grow their networks. Light treats will be available. Bringing a door prize offers extra time to highlight your business, and business cards are useful for mingling and prize drawings. Expect a welcoming setting focused on productive chats, fresh contacts, and community partnership.

This monthly gathering offers a welcoming space to explore Tarot while connecting with others who share your interests. Each session delves into the cards' symbolism, uncovers insights for personal growth, and explores approaches for using Tarot to empower yourself and support others. Attention is given to self awareness, spiritual development, and tuning into intuition, so you can build skills that nurture your own path of exploration. Tea will be provided, and participants are invited to bring a snack to share.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip session filled with painting, sipping, and plenty of laughs at a premier studio serving Snohomish and the surrounding area. No artistic experience is required, since an instructor guides participants step by step from the first brushstroke to the final details. The setting is ideal for date nights, a girls night out, private gatherings, and memorable celebrations, with an elevated art experience that keeps the focus on fun. A selection of wine, beer, cider, and non-alcoholic beverages is available, and because the venue is licensed, outside alcohol is not permitted. Light snacks are offered for purchase, and guests are welcome to bring their own food. Everything is taken care of on site so participants can relax and create, with appreciation shared for the supportive community that makes these events possible.

Challenge your knowledge at Dave & Buster's in Lynnwood with a live hosted trivia game that is free to enter. Use your phone to submit answers and collect points while a leaderboard shows how teams are ranking. The game features a variety of categories, including pop culture, sports, history, and science, plus image and music rounds. Form a team of up to six players, work together on each question, and compete for prizes awarded to the winners.