Watch 655 tennis players from all over the country compete in the Washington State Open indoors and outdoors at beautiful Seattle Tennis Club, 922 McGilvra Blvd. E in Seattle. Free, with food and drinks for sale. Matches.
The Summer Concert series brings a wide variety of live music to Edmonds parks every Tuesday and Thursday (4:30 to 6 p.m.), and every Sunday (3 to 4 p.m.). Free.
Downtown Summer Sounds brings live music to Seattle parks at either noon or 5 p.m., depending on the date. Most events are at Westlake Park, Occidental Square, and Bell Street Park. Free.
Celebrate Woodinville Summer Concerts “include a variety of high-energy bands playing fun music for all ages” with food vendors and a wine, beer & cider garden featuring local producers in Wilmot Gateway Park, 17301 131st Ave. NE in Woodinville. Open 5:30, band begins at 6:30, closes 8 p.m.
1776 is an irreverent (yet family friendly) comedy about the founding fathers who drafted the Declaration of Independence and gave birth to a new nation, at The 5th Avenue Theatre, 1308 5th Ave. in Seattle.
Hear a live band play ‘60s and ‘70s music during Rockin’ on the River at Redmond City Hall, 15670 NE 85th St. in Redmond. Bring beach/camp chairs, blankets, and a picnic (or buy food onsite). Free including parking.
Summer Concerts feature “some of the best artists in jazz, rock, blues, and contemporary music” in the amphitheater at Chateau Ste. Michelle, 14111 NE 145th St. in Woodinville. Bring a blanket or low-back chair unless you buy reserved seating. Children age 2 and younger are free. Tickets at StubHub.
A ticket to Brunch & The Blues includes “brunch, an entertaining program, and a live auction followed by a front-row viewing of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels as they walk down and take off” from King County International Airport. Take a shuttle bus from the parking lot at Raisbeck Aviation High School, 9229 E Marginal Way S in Seattle. Tickets.
Hear emerging Washington state bands perform outdoors with a beer garden at ShoreLake Battle of the Bands at Pfingst Animal Acres Park, 17435 Brookside Blvd. NE in Lake Forest Park. Semifinals are Thursday & Friday, with finals on Saturday.
Watch a live performance of The Tempest by William Shakespeare in many Puget Sound parks during Wooden O. You can bring blankets, chairs, and food. Free.
Taste “delicious cuisine prepared by some of Seattle’s premiere celebrity chefs paired with beverages” during WildBites, with access to animal exhibits at Woodland Park Zoo, 5500 Phinney Ave. N in Seattle. Bring age 21+ ID.
Gigantic Bicycle Festival has live music, hand-built bicycles, art, food, workshops, Friday night films, and Saturday rides (20 miles on roads and 60 miles on trails) at Centennial Fields Park, 39903 SE Park St. in Snoqualmie.
Umoja Fest has hip-hop and soul music, a children’s village, a football scrimmage tournament, food & fashion vendors, and exhibitors at Judkins Park and Playfield, 2150 S Norman St. in Seattle. The parade on Saturday (1 p.m.) goes from 23rd & Union to Judkins Park and Playfield. Parade map. Free.
Magnolia Summerfest includes the movie “Sing 2” (Fri. 9 p.m.), a parade (Sat. 10 a.m.), live music, food vendors, a beer & wine garden, an art fair (Sat. & Sun.), and kids’ activities (Sat. & Sun.) at Magnolia Playfield, 2518 34th Ave. W in Seattle. See website for parade route. Free.
Seafair Weekend Festival features hydroplanes racing on Lake Washington, the Blue Angels flying overhead in the Boeing Air Show, and classic cars parked on the lakeshore (Sat. & Sun.) at Stan Sayres Memorial Park, 3808 Lake Washington Blvd. S in Seattle.
Re-Evolution Festival offers music, camping, vendors, speakers, and workshops at Darrington Bluegrass Music Park, 42501 State Rte 530 NE in Darrington. No dogs.
Anacortes Arts Festival has hundreds of juried art booths, fine art demonstrations, culinary art, food, and kids’ activities on Commercial Avenue (from 1st St. to 10th St.) in Anacortes. No dogs. Free except running events.
Watch movies on a 40-foot screen with captions at Movies at the Mural on the lawn at Mural Amphitheater, 305 Harrison St. in Seattle. Bring low-back chairs, blankets, or bean bags. Free.
The Duwamish River Festival celebrates the river’s amazing restoration with kids’ art activities, dancers, musicians, and kayak rides at Duwamish River People's Park and Shoreline Habitat, 8700 Dallas Ave. S in Seattle. Free.
Art in the Garden features arts and crafts vendors, kids’ activities, beer, wine, bratwurst, ice cream, a bake sale, and live music at Ballard P-Patch, 8527 25th Ave. NW in Seattle. Free.
Lake City Summer Festival & Parade includes a car show, a children’s area, food trucks, a salmon bake, craft vendors, grandstand performances, and three parades (kids 6 p.m., dogs 6:30 p.m., grand parade 7 p.m.). The festival surrounds Lake City Branch: The Seattle Public Library, 12501 28th Ave. NE in Seattle. Free.
Wineries pour samples in 19 shops during the $32 Edmonds Summer Wine Walk held in July & August. The three check-in locations include Edmonds Historical Museum, 118 5th Ave. N in Edmonds.
Walk aboard the ferry in Seattle for a one-hour ride to Kitsap Wine Festival at Harborside Fountain Park, 251 1st St. in Bremerton. Your ticket includes 10 wine samples, and you can buy food from vendors. Bring age 21+ ID.
The Rainier Music Festival has six bands playing acoustic, rock, zydeco, and reggae plus a beer garden and food trucks in the amphitheater at Ashford County Park, 29801 State Route 706 in Ashford.
Admission to the Museum of Flight today includes Jet Blast Bash, with “fast planes, music, food vendors, and a beer garden with the closest seats to the thunder of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels’ takeoffs and landings” in the parking lot of The Museum of Flight, 9404 E Marginal Way S in Seattle.
Watch professionals perform kite tricks, visit food trucks, and fly your own kite at the Kite Festival in the central meadow at Chambers Creek Regional Park, 6320 Grandview Drive W in University Place. Pre-order a kite for $4. Park for $10 per vehicle.
Bring a blanket or chair, and even a picnic to eat while watching GreenStage perform either a full-length play by Shakespeare (Romeo & Juliet or Henry VI part 1) or an abbreviated version (Comedy of Errors or Cymbeline) in a park. Free.
Mingle with medieval knights, jesters, and peasants at the Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire, which has craft and food vendors plus alehouses for adults at The Kelley Farm, 20021 Summer-Buckley Hwy E in Bonney Lake. Performance schedule.
Hear a Free Summer Concert on the lawn at beautiful Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, 3015 NW 54th St. in Seattle. Bring a picnic, chairs, and blankets, but no alcohol. Rain may cancel.
Marymoor Live presents a wide variety of live music in a green setting. Bring $10 cash for parking, and a blanket or chairs to Marymoor Park, 6046 West Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE in Redmond.
Ride atop a mini steam train over a bridge and through a tunnel, and then visit the gift shop at Great Northern & Cascade Railway, 101 5th St. N in pretty Skykomish. Another option is Kitsap Live Steamers in Port Orchard.
Higher Ground features Diplo, Bob Moses, Solardo, J Worra, VNSSA, Aluna, Jaded, and Frida K for age 21+ at Fisher Pavilion, 305 Harrison St. in Seattle.
The city of Hiroshima was destroyed by an atomic bomb on August 6, 1945. From Hiroshima to Hope promotes peace and remembers victims of war with a gathering (6 p.m.), speakers & performers (7 p.m.), and candle-lit lanterns floated on the lake (8 p.m.) south of Seattle Public Theater (Bathhouse Theater), 7312 West Green Lake Drive N in Seattle. Free.
Bike 24 to 41 miles car-free to the amazing mile-high summit in the Olympic Mountains during Ride the Hurricane, which begins at Port Angeles City Pier on N Lincoln St. in Port Angeles. The 24-mile route begins in Olympic National Park.
Professional golfers compete for a $2 million purse in the Boeing Classic at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, 36005 SE Ridge St. in Snoqualmie. Opening and closing ceremonies include a jet flyover (Fri. 11:15 a.m., Sun 4 p.m.). Tickets.
Morton Loggers Jubilee includes a queen’s coronation Thurs. 8 p.m., lawn mower races Fri. 7:30 p.m., bed races Sat. 11 a.m., a parade Sat. 11:30 a.m., a logging show Sat. 2 p.m. & Sun. noon, a flea market, music, and vendors at Morton Loggers’ Jubilee Arena, 451 Knittles Way in Morton.
Omak Stampede includes a daily world-famous suicide horse race down a steep slope inspired by native endurance races, plus an Indian Encampment, a rodeo, art show, carnival, and a parade (Sat 10 a.m.) at Omak Stampede Rodeo on Ferry St. in Omak.
Sample wines, savor fine food, attend a gala, bid in an auction, and visit winemakers during Auction of Washington Wines at Chateau Ste. Michelle, 14111 NE 145th St. in Woodinville.
South Lake Union Block Party has music, a children’s play area, steamroller printing, a beer & cocktail garden, food trucks, and booths for local organizations at South Lake Union Discovery Center, 101 Westlake Ave. N in Seattle. Free.
Shop from food trucks (Saturday only), hear live music, and get 6 tasting tokens to sample from 25 breweries and cideries during Upper Left Beerfest on Wetmore Avenue (from Everett Avenue to Wall Street) in Everett. You need age 21+ ID except for food trucks.
Celebrating colorful toy ponies featured in videos & movies, family-friendly Everfree Northwest promises parties, games, activities, meals, a music concert, a Grand Galloping Gala, vendors, and a full schedule of programs at Hyatt Regency Bellevue, 900 Bellevue Way NE in Bellevue.
Taste Edmonds features food trucks, live music, a kids’ zone with free bounce houses, arts & crafts booths, and a beer & wine garden in the field at Frances Anderson Center, 700 Main St. in Edmonds. Free for children age 4 or younger.
The Festival at Mount Si is a small-town arts and crafts fair with food booths, a family zone, a beer garden, live music, contests, and Saturday parades (kids 10 a.m., grand 10:30 a.m.)and fireworks (Saturday 9:45 p.m.). All except parades at Si View Park, 400 SE Orchard Drive in North Bend. Free.
Enjoy “mouth-watering BBQ from the best local pitmasters” or vegan options, with music, dancing, family-friendly games, bouncy houses, and sports celebrities at the Community BBQ at Renton Memorial Stadium, 405 Logan Ave. N in Renton.
Celebrate Woodinville Festival [scroll down their web page] has pancakes at the fire station, an 11 a.m. parade on 175th Street, a farmer’s market, an arts & crafts fair, a wine & beer garden, food vendors, and kids’ activities mostly at Wilmot Gateway Park, 17301 131st Ave. NE in Woodinville. Free.
Experience native dancing, drumming, singing, fashion, bread, and crafts for sale at In the Spirit Northwest Native Festival at three Tacoma museums, which are all free for the day (Washington State History Museum, Tacoma Art Museum, and Museum of Glass). Buttons below are for the history museum.
Enjoy beer & cider from dozens of craft brewers, a meal from local food trucks, and music from Northwest bands at Brew Five Three for age 21+ on the street outside Pantages Theater, 901 Broadway in Tacoma.
Watch matches (2 & 4:30 p.m.), socialize, stomp the divots, join the hat parade, and visit the beer & wine garden at the Seattle Polo Party for age 21+ at Seattle Polo and Equestrian Club, 25901 SE 400th St. in Enumclaw. Video (1 minute).
The BrewFest on the Skagit features “35 local craft brews, three of the region’s most popular bands, leisure games, tie-dye, vendors, and local food trucks” along the banks of the Skagit River at Edgewater Park, 600 Behrens Millett Road in Mount Vernon for age 21+. No pets.
Enjoy Arab music, dance, food, and children’s activities at the Arab Festival in Seattle Center Armory, 305 Harrison St. in Seattle. Some events are outdoors at the amphitheater. Free.
Day In Day Out is “a highly curated mix-tape-inspired experience” for all ages, with a dozen music acts plus DJs, food trucks, a beer garden, and a VIP lounge at Fisher Pavilion, 305 Harrison St. in Seattle.
Shop for all things cat related from 70 vendors at Sea-Meow, with workshops, famous cats, cat yoga, and a cat-adoption cafe in Seattle Center Exhibition Hall, 301 Mercer St. in Seattle.
Brick Fest Live features family activities, amazing exhibits, and vendors of LEGO plastic bricks at Washington State Fair Events Center, 110 9th Ave. SW in Puyallup. Discount tickets.
Brigade Encampment recreates the bustle and excitement when fur traders first visited Tacoma, with demonstrations, puppet shows, and live music at Fort Nisqually Living History Museum, 5519 Five Mile Drive in Tacoma.
Stillaguamish Festival of the River & Pow Wow has live music, a salmon bake, dancing, storytelling, vendors, a 5K, and a kids’ zone at River Meadows County Park, 20416 Jordan Road in Arlington. Free admission and parking.
Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival has 133 artisans selling handmade arts and crafts, live entertainment, and children’s activities on the streets surrounding Coupeville Recreation Hall, 901 NW Alexander St. in Coupeville. Free.
Hear world-class concerts at the Olympic Music Festival. Most performances are in Wheeler Theater at Fort Worden State Park, 200 Battery Way in Port Townsend.
See hundreds of classic cars and motorcycles, and shop from vendors and food trucks at Kirkland Waterfront Car Show on the streets surrounding Kirkland Downtown Association, 400 Urban Plaza in Kirkland. Free.
Run downhill through forests and a former train tunnel in one of the Tunnel Marathons, which qualify 40% of its participants for the Boston Marathon, starting at Palouse to Cascades State Park – Hyak Trailhead, Iron Horse Trail at Snoqualmie Pass. See their directions page. Held in June (sold out 2023), August, and September.
Stroll along 15th Avenue NE to hear jazz in 10 indoor & outdoor venues with a ticket to North City Jazz Walk. Three of the outdoor venues are free. See the parking and venue maps.
Attend workshops and receptions during Pacific Northwest Black Pride, including painting with wine, a dating game, a dinner, three parties, and a health and wellness festival.
Enjoy the best of local restaurants, wineries, and breweries at the Sunset Supper at Pike Place Market for age 21+, and then dance to live music under the stars at the Pike Place Market, 85 Pike St. in Seattle.
Admire art on skin at the Seattle Tattoo Expo, with competitions, exhibitions, vendors, live music, and a burlesque revue in Seattle Center Exhibition Hall, 301 Mercer St. in Seattle.
Dragonflight Convention is “Seattle’s longest running tabletop gaming convention” offering hundreds of hosted games and multiple tournaments at Hilton Bellevue, 300 112th Ave. SE in Bellevue.
The Suquamish Tribe hosts Chief Seattle Days with a weekend salmon bake, canoe races, drumming, dancing, softball & horseshoe tournaments, a memorial service at the gravesite of Chief Seattle (Sat. 9 a.m.), a parade (Sat. noon), and a 5K run (Sun. 9 a.m.) in Suquamish.
Headbangers flock to Bass Canyon for “the heaviest hitting artists in the scene and gorgeous views” with camping available at the Gorge Amphitheatre, 754 Silica Road NW in George.
Visit Asian restaurants that offer discount menu items during Food Walk, beginning at Hing Hay Park, 423 Maynard Ave. S in Seattle. Held June, July, and August.
Celebrate Shoreline promises two stages of live music, children’s theater, pony rides, hands-on activities, food vendors, and a beer garden at Cromwell Park, 18030 Meridian Ave. N in Shoreline. See schedule. Free.
Focused on local farms, chefs, and restaurants, Chomp! has a farmer’s market, healthy food, ecological activities, recycled art, cooking demos, live music, a parading band (3:30 p.m.), farm animals, tree climbing, and a beverage garden (beer, cider, wine) at Marymoor Park, 6046 West Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE in Redmond. Free except $5 parking.
Cajun Food & Music Festival promises Cajun food, a beer garden, music performances, a second line parade, vendors, and kids activities outdoors at Burlington Green, 101 Railroad Ave. N in Kent. You are welcome to bring costumes, folding chairs, and blankets. Free.
A ticket to Sausage & Cider Fest for age 21+ includes 10 tastes of cider (beer & wine available), with music, lawn games, and food for sale at Covington Community Park, 17649 SE 240th St. in Covington. No pets.
River’s Edge Brewfest includes live music, lawn games, a silent auction, food trucks, and 10 tickets to sample drinks from local craft breweries, distilleries, and wineries at Stocker Fields, 27 Pine Ave. in Snohomish.
Arlington SkyFest “begins before sunset [7 p.m.], and continues into darkness with spectacular effects” including aerobatic pilots, hot-air balloons, and lighted drones flying in formation, with narration over FM radio. Buy a ticket online that includes up to 8 people and a giant parking/picnic space at Arlington Municipal Airport, 18204 59th Ave. NE in Arlington. Pre-show entertainment, exhibits, and vendors.
Beer has a long history in the Olympia area because of its natural springs. Taste 100 northwest beers at Tumwater Artesian Brewfest, with wine, food vendors, and games, at Tumwater Valley Golf Club, 4611 Tumwater Valley Drive SE in Tumwater. Bring age 21+ ID. No pets.
Enjoy large art installations, performances, and design activities at Seattle Design Festival Block Party, a street fair that is the highlight of Seattle Design Festival. Located at Lake Union Park, 860 Terry Ave. N in Seattle. Free.
Fresh Paint: Festival of Artists at Work turns downtown Everett into a big outdoor studio with 100 artists’ booths, live entertainment, food vendors, and glassblowing demonstrations. Located near Schack Art Center, 2921 Hoyt Ave. in Everett. Free.
Snoqualmie Days has a pancake breakfast, train rides for sale, a 5K race (Sat. 8:30 a.m.), a parade (Sat. 11 a.m.), music, vendors, and historic actors on car-free streets surrounding Northwest Railway Museum, 38625 SE King St. in Snoqualmie. Free.
Freedom Fair Airshow [formerly Tacoma Freedom Fair and Airshow] promises military aircraft, aerobatics, food vendors, live music, and family-friendly activities at Bremerton National Airport, 8850 SW State Hwy 3 in Bremerton.
Hear classical guitar, traditional folk music, and samba at BrasilFest. Watch a demonstration of capoeira martial arts, see glittering costumes, and eat authentic food in the Seattle Center Armory, 305 Harrison St. in Seattle. Some performances are in the outdoor amphitheater. Free.
All Ford Show & Mustang Round Up promises “fun, food, and cool cars” plus vintage fire trucks and hydroplanes at ShoWare Center, 625 W James St. in Kent. Free.
It’s free to watch kite fliers compete at the Washington State International Kite Festival (or fly your own) in Long Beach on the windy Pacific Coast. The nearby World Kite Museum at 303 SW Sid Snyder Drive in Long Beach has an admission fee.
Camp Rahh is a camping experience on 47 acres of Samish Island that includes kayaking, yoga, rock climbing, meditation, dance, arts & crafts, swimming, music concerts, and gourmet meals (but no alcohol or technology) for age 18+. Located at Camp Kirby, 4734 Samish Point Road in Bow.
Meet farm animals, watch pigs race, eat fair food, see monster trucks, visit the carnival, and catch a show at the Evergreen State Fair, which is located at Evergreen State Fairgrounds, 11405 179th Ave. SE in Monroe. Closed Wednesday.
Scott Holt headlines the Peninsula Rhythm & Blues Festival, which begins at 4:30 p.m. on Friday and 12:30 p.m. on Saturday under large tents at Port of Peninsula, 3311 275th St. in Ocean Park. Food, beer, and wine for sale. The visitors bureau suggests you bring chairs. Bring age 21+ ID.
Arts in the Garden features “23 artists and a wide variety of 3-D garden art available for purchase among the flower beds and woodlands of the Bellevue Botanical Garden” at 12001 Main St. in Bellevue. Live music and a few food trucks on Sat. & Sun. Free.
Watch cowboys and cowgirls compete in bull riding, buckin’ broncs, and steer wrestling during Enumclaw Pro Rodeo at Enumclaw Expo Center, 45224 284th Ave. SE in Enumclaw.
Thing promises 40 acts of “music, comedy, visual arts, and speakers” for all ages at Fort Worden State Park, 200 Battery Way in Port Townsend. Optional camping at fairgrounds. Free for children age 12 and younger.
Washington State Garlic Fest has garlic cuisine, beer & wine, vendors, live music, a 5K race (Sat.), chain-saw carving, kids’ activities, and a vampire market at Southwest Washington Fairgrounds, 1909 S Gold St. in Centralia. No pets or smoking. Children younger than age 5 are free.
The Makah tribe invites you to Makah Days Celebration, which includes a street fair, canoe races, dances, Fri. fireworks, Sat. morning parade, and Sat./Sun. salmon bake at Dakwas Park in Neah Bay. Free, or $10 to visit beaches and trails. Schedule.
Enjoy “Asian Pacific American arts, culture, and food” at the Chinatown-International District Block Party, plus live music, a beer garden, and an import car show on S. King Street where it passes under Interstate 5.
Seattle Marathon’s Summer 5k/10k/15k is a family-friendly run in beautiful Seward Park, 5900 Lake Washington Blvd. S in Seattle. The kids’ fun run is 1K.
A ticket to HangarFest includes unlimited tastes from local breweries, wineries, cideries, and a distillery; food truck fare for sale; live music; yard games; space-themed activities; and access to the space gallery and aircraft exhibits at The Museum of Flight, 9404 E Marginal Way S in Seattle for age 21+.
Enjoy live blues music, beer from 23 local breweries, ginger beer, and food for sale at Poverty Bay Blues & Brews Fest at Des Moines Beach Park, 22030 Cliff Ave. S in Des Moines. No children or pets.
See classic cars, trucks, and motorcycles, with live music and food vendors during Wheels On The Waterfront at Boxcar Park, 1200 Millwright Loop W in Everett. Free except $5 parking.
A ticket to the Polynesian Luau includes “entertainment, food, vendor booths, and colorful costumes” at Asia Pacific Cultural Center, 4851 S Tacoma Way in Tacoma.
See 1000 vintage vehicles plus dolls and antiques at LeMay Annual Show at Marymount Event Center, 325 152nd St. E in Tacoma. Use the entrance at 14601 4th Ave E in Parkland.
Harvest Festival features craft shops, archery and sword demonstrations, music & dance, and lunch (dinner is available by reservation) at Camlann Medieval Village, 10320 Kelly Road NE in Carnation.
Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days includes a demolition derby (Thurs.), a rodeo (Fri. to Sun.), a parade (Sat. 10 a.m.), a carnival, vendors, exhibits, and concerts at Walla Walla County Fairgrounds, 363 Orchard St. in Walla Walla.
Immerse yourself in more than 100 drum and dance workshops and performances at the World Rhythm Festival in Columbia Park and at Rainier Arts Center, 3515 S Alaska St. in Seattle. Free.
A ticket to 4-Corners Brewfest includes 12 tastes of locally made craft beer, complimentary food, and live music for age 21+ at Innis Arden Clubhouse, 1430 NW 188th St. in Shoreline.
Watch the Seahawks practice outdoors in Renton with a ticket to Seahawks Training Camp. You ride a bus to the camp from The Pro Shop, 840 N 10th Place in Renton. Carried items must follow the Clear Bag Policy.
Watch a dozen chalk artists transform the sidewalks into pastel masterpieces at Pacific NW Chalk Fest, with live music and kids’ activities at Redmond Town Center, 7525 166th Ave. NE in Redmond. Free.
A ticket Seattle Wine & Film Festival includes wine tasting, a world-class violinist, and dozens of films at Carco Theatre, 1717 Maple Valley Hwy in Renton.
Your ticket to Gilman Summer Festival includes 10 tasting tickets to sample beer, wine, and cider. Enjoy snacks and live music, and visit the shops at Gilman Village, 317 NW Gilman Blvd. in Issaquah. Bring your own glass and age 21+ ID.
Bring a blanket or chair to Confluence Music Festival, which offers art, food, beverages, and “local and internationally renowned musicians such as Savanna Woods and Rae Gordon Band” at Confluence Park, 595 Rainier Blvd. N in Issaquah. Free.
Your ticket to Celebrity Steak-Out supports Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and includes a silent auction with cocktails, followed by a live auction with a classic steak dinner from John Howie Restaurants, at Sparkman Cellars, 14300 NE 145th St. in Woodinville.
Woodin Creek Village Block Party promises food, wine, live music, and kids’ activities at Woodin Creek Village Apartment, 17255 135th Ave. NE in Woodinville. Free admission.
Sammamish Party on the Plateau has live music, a kids’ zone, a beer & wine garden, food trucks, and games in Sammamish Commons Plaza, 801 228th Ave. SE in Sammamish. Free.
A ticket to Jack’s Low & Slow Festival includes a “roasted steer sandwich” with live music (blues, rock & roll, country) and plenty of food and drinks for sale at Jack's BBQ, 35731 W Valley Hwy S in Algona for age 21+.
Shop for fossils, minerals, and crystals, attempt to excavate a fossil, check out the kids’ dig pit, and buy beer and snacks during Bones & Brews at FossilEra, 16722 146th St. SE, Suite 190 in Monroe.
Your child can meet princesses Beauty and Rapunzel, hear them sing and read stories, and eat a Princess Picnic indoors at Tea and Tiaras Party Parlor, 1809 99th St. E in Tacoma.
Admire classic cars and trucks, shop from food trucks, and set up your lawn chairs to watch “live entertainment from local musicians and bands” at Spana’Jam at Spanaway Park, 14905 Bresemann Blvd. S in Spanaway. Free.
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