Events in Edmonds

Tai Chi Partner Training

Deepen your Tai Chi through partner work that brings core principles into real interaction. This class centers on tui shou, a cooperative training approach that connects theory and solo forms to practical skills. Participants explore fixed step methods to build steadiness and alignment, then expand into both set patterns and freeform footwork to refine movement. Partner practice enhances sensitivity and timing, strengthens understanding, and supports steady progress toward the traditional aim of standing evenly balanced and moving with the smooth ease of a rolling wheel.

Traditional Tai Chi Short Form for Beginners

Learn a short Tai Chi sequence designed for beginners. This class focuses on a compact form that is simple to start and quick to complete, yet rich enough to revisit and improve over years of practice. Participants move through the full routine, about four minutes long, and strengthen their skills with key drills from the broader Tai Chi curriculum. Receive detailed review and expert feedback to support steady progress.

Friendship Club

Enjoy a welcoming weekly drop-in program for adults that focuses on connection and shared activities. Spend time with puzzles, coloring sheets, and board games, and try a different craft each week. The environment is inclusive of neurodiverse adults and those with physical or developmental disabilities, dementia, or brain injuries. Neurotypical friends and allies are welcome as well.

Toddler Storytime

Enjoy stories, music, and movements designed to nurture a love of reading in toddlers. A playtime or art activity might follow the program. Note that the doors will close promptly at 9:30 AM or when the program reaches capacity.

MTHS Music Fundraiser @ Chipotle [Lynnwood]

Enjoy a meal from the Chipotle in Lynnwood and help support Mountlake Terrace music. When ordering at the restaurant, let the staff know your purchase benefits the high school band boosters. If ordering online, enter code 8KPWN47 at checkout and pick up your order. Through this fundraiser, 25% of sales will be donated to Mountlake Terrace Band Boosters.

Connect Edmonds

Connect Edmonds returns as the Chamber’s after-hours networking and community-building event at Leftcraft. Enjoy a cold beverage, meaningful conversation, and opportunities to meet fellow professionals, entrepreneurs, and changemakers active in Edmonds and beyond. Whether the goal is to expand a network, spark new ideas, or deepen community ties, the environment is set up for productive connections. Attendance is capped at 100 people.

Utility Planning Townhall

The City of Mountlake Terrace Public Works team is hosting a hybrid town hall focused on planning for water and sewer utilities. Public Works Director Gary Schimek will present draft comprehensive plans and outline upcoming capital projects. Participants will learn how utility planning decisions are made and what influences costs, including daily operations, purchased water, wastewater treatment, and capital improvements. The conversation will also highlight efficiencies, innovations, and partnerships that help manage expenses. The event is offered at City Hall with an online option through Zoom, and there will be time for residents to ask questions.

80's Theme Trivia

Travel back to the era of neon and mixtapes at an 80s-themed trivia night at Dave & Buster’s in Lynnwood, WA. Questions cover iconic movies, TV shows, hit songs, arcade classics, and standout pop culture moments, with image and music rounds included in every game. A live host keeps the energy high while teams or solo players use their phones to submit answers and track points. Retro outfits like leg warmers, leather jackets, and big hair are encouraged. Expect plenty of laughs, nostalgic throwbacks, and prizes for top contenders.

All Wound Up Yarn Shop

Bring a portable project to All Wound Up Yarn Shop in Edmonds, WA and spend time stitching with others who enjoy knitting and crochet. Registration is required.

CSO Chamber Concert

Now in its second year, a collaboration between Cascade Symphony and the Edmonds Waterfront Center presents a shared chamber music series. The series features multiple concerts, with performances offered as part of this joint effort.

Baby Storytime with Ella

Bond with your baby through stories, songs, rhymes, and activities designed to inspire a love of reading. A playtime will follow the program. Doors open 15 minutes early, but will close when the program is full.

Free Workshop

A free, four-week Public Transit Education Series at Lynnwood Library helps new and returning riders navigate the system with confidence. Participants learn how to find bus routes, use the ORCA card, and explore transportation options for older adults and people with disabilities. Guided practice riding transit is included to build real-world skills. This program is free, open to the public, and welcomes all ages. Presented by Snotrac, the Snohomish County Transportation Coalition.

Talk Time

Meet new people and build your English conversation skills in a welcoming, safe, and supportive setting. Sessions are free and facilitated by trained staff who guide the conversation and encourage participation. It offers a relaxed way to gain confidence while making connections.

ECA Special Engagement: Melissa Arnot Reid

This special engagement features Melissa Arnot Reid, a pioneering mountaineer, educator, and advocate with more than two decades as a mountain guide. Known for her dedication to excellence and to sharing what she has learned, she brings hard-earned perspective from years spent on the world’s highest peaks and in service to mountain communities. In 2016 she became the first American woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest and return without supplemental oxygen, a milestone that also marked her sixth successful ascent of the mountain. The accomplishment drew international attention and led to frequent speaking and media appearances, yet she continues to guide and to support others through The Juniper Fund, the nonprofit she co-founded that provides financial assistance to the families of Nepali workers who have lost their lives in the mountains. Her story is explored in her forthcoming memoir, Enough: Climbing Toward a True Self on Mount Everest, where she reflects on triumphs and setbacks, working within a male-dominated field, coping with loss, and reconsidering what success and fulfillment mean. She lives in Washington State’s Methow Valley with her husband, Tyler, where they each run guide services and keep their passion for adventure alive.

Wonderland Play Group

Join Shelby and Kylie for an in-person play group. There will be 45 minutes of free play followed by 15 minutes of story time that includes songs and interactive activities. Play Group is designed to help foster your childs development. This event is free and open to children of all abilities ages birth through 5 years old. All cultures and languages are welcome.

All Wound Up Yarn Shop

This casual gathering in Edmonds, WA brings together people who enjoy knitting and crochet to work on portable projects alongside one another. Registration is required.

Songwriter’s Open Mic

Trivia Night — Explore Edmonds

Enjoy an evening of Trivia.

Melissa Arnot Reid

Tickets are available to see Melissa Arnot Reid. Ticket prices may be higher or lower than the face value, as this is a resale marketplace.

Preschool Storytime

Help prepare your preschooler for reading with a friendly storytime featuring books, songs, and creative activities. A play time follows the program. Space is limited, and doors may close when capacity is reached.

Sip and Chat hosted by the Edmonds Special Education PTSA

Hosted by the Edmonds School District Special Education PTSA, this bi-monthly Sip and Chat is an informal, in-person gathering at Urban City Coffee. There is no set agenda. It offers a welcoming space for special education families from the district to connect, share experiences, ask questions, and raise concerns in a supportive environment. The series alternates between in-person and virtual meetings.

FFAB Trivia Night Fundraiser

An evening of trivia at Hemlock State Brewing Company raises funds for the Food Forest at Ballinger. Kermet Apio serves as Quiz Master. There is a $5 entry fee per person, with prizes provided by Hemlock State Brewing Company and the Ballinger Organic Garden. The brewery will donate a portion of the night’s profits to FFAB, offering a fun way to support the cause. Representatives from the Mountlake Terrace Community Foundation will be available to answer questions about FFAB and BOG.

Stranded by the Sea

A casual daytime drop in devoted to fiber arts takes place in Edmonds, WA. Spinners, knitters, and crocheters of every skill level are welcome at this weekly social.

Toddler Storytime with Cami

At Edmonds Library, toddlers can take part in a lively storytime with Cami that supports early literacy. The session blends picture books, songs, and simple movement to nurture a love of reading in young children. After the stories, there may be time for free play or a small art activity.

Full Moon Meditation & Thai Dinner

Experience a full moon meditation in a serene, candlelit setting at Seattle Meditation Center, with a guided practice supported by singing bowls to help quiet the mind. After the session, a complimentary Thai dinner will be served. Newcomers and experienced meditators alike are welcome, and no prior experience is required.

The Joy of Chanting and Healing

This in-person gathering offers an intimate space to explore devotional chanting alongside practices that invite spiritual healing. Participants are gently guided to both receive and share universal healing energy, with sacred chants supporting the process. The session focuses on opening to personal restoration and extending a healing presence to others, including from a distance, through universal and time-honored practices. Guidance is provided by Patricia Flores and Vahini Om. Patricia’s path as a Mayan healer began in childhood and evolved into the work she calls Mayan Healing Hands, a lineage-informed practice received through Spirit. She has served communities in the United States for 33 years, spending many years in Sedona before relocating to Washington. She serves as a clear channel for healing energy and also works as a medium, offering intuitive and multidimensional sessions that may include visions of color, sacred geometry, and spiritual beings while supporting transformation on physical, emotional, and karmic levels. As a clairvoyant and oracle, she may access the Akashic records, relay messages from guides, and assist with releasing patterns connected to other lifetimes. Her approach is rooted in trust, surrender, and the understanding that true healing flows through Divine guidance. Vahini Om is an experienced teacher of yoga and meditation in the Kriya Yoga tradition of Paramhansa Yogananda. With over two decades devoted to these practices, she brings a deep love of music and sacred chant, describing chanting, meditation, and yoga as her medicine. Attendance is limited to 12 participants. Expect practices designed to harmonize energy through chant and to cultivate the ability to both receive and offer universal healing energy, even across distance.

We Speak 2026

WE SPEAK returns as ECA’s yearly showcase of spoken word poetry and storytelling, bringing together acclaimed performers and local youth on the same stage. Artists use poetry and narrative to explore issues that affect their lives, their communities, and the wider world. Expect new viewpoints and a wide range of stories meant to uplift and empower. Previous editions have featured Amber Flame, Sharon Nyree Williams, Anastacia-Reneé, Shane Koyczan, Steve Connell, Ivan Coyote, Kealoha, and Chelsey Richardson. The headliner will be announced. Presented with support from David Brewster and Mary Kay Sneeringer.

First Friday Funfest

Get moving at a lively social dance where you will learn popular line dances and simple square dance basics set to contemporary music in a high-energy setting. The atmosphere is welcoming to all ages and great for families, with a friendly crowd throughout. No partner is required.

Graphite Artists Spring Sale

At Graphite Arts Center, the artists present their biannual spring sale, offering a welcoming way to connect with a community of hardworking, dedicated creators. The sale showcases fine art and distinctive handcrafted items across a variety of styles and media, with many one-of-a-kind pieces. Visitors can experience the lively energy of the space and meet the artists who make their work there. A portion of the proceeds supports the nonprofit Art Start Northwest.

No Talent Art Club — ARTspot Edmonds

At ARTspot Edmonds, set aside the myth of talent and explore creativity at your own pace. Enjoy an open, no-cost space to relax and make art in whatever way you like. Bring your own supplies, or rent materials if you need them or want to try something different.

The Lumberjax

From Winnipeg in Manitoba, Jean-Piérre et Jacques channel burly, hockey-loving energy into an acoustic performance. With axe-swinging swagger and rollicking strums, this duo delivers a playful, high-spirited set designed to get the crowd rocking.

GMC

GMC performs live at Engel's Pub.

Weekly Line Dance Class

Enjoy a weekly line dance class designed for all experience levels. It is a lively, upbeat session with a friendly atmosphere, so newcomers and seasoned dancers can feel comfortable on the floor. No registration is required, just arrive ready to dance.

Opening Reception: 36 x Fixed by Dimension and Meow

Set within the Graphite Arts Center in downtown Edmonds, Washington, The Gallery at Graphite offers a contemporary 760 square foot space for art. Operated by a non-profit arts organization, the venue has presented 25 exhibitions since opening. It is open to the public, and visitors can enter through Charcoal Restaurant.

HeartBeat Fitness REFIT®

Attendees gather at Alderwood Community Church in Lynnwood, and bringing a water bottle along with a friendly smile is recommended.

Tlingit & Haida Spring Art Market

Hosted by the Tlingit & Haida WA Chapter, this Spring Art Market features Native vendors offering art and goods. Browse the selections, meet the artists, and support Native creators in a community marketplace. Admission is free, and the event takes place at the T&H Lynnwood Office.

AANHPI: Celebrating Cultures Across the Pacific

The City of Mountlake Terrace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission presents a celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Month. Discover new cultural traditions, enjoy performing arts from different cultures, and connect with neighbors. Drop in at any point during the event and stay for as long as you can.

Free Comic Book Day 2026

Celebrate Free Comic Book Day with a bounty of complimentary reads, with each customer welcome to pick up to five issues from a wide range of publishers including Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics, IDW Comics, Image Comics, Viz, Titan Comics, Boom Studios, Archie Comics, Dynamite and more. Offerings span family-friendly selections through mature titles, making it easy to sample a new series or explore comics for the first time. Special guests Fan Yang and Stefano Gaudiano will be on hand. There will also be a sale with 25 percent off back issues, TPs and HCs, and toys.

Clay Handprint Day! May 2026

Preserve tiny hands and feet with custom clay impressions that capture this fleeting stage. Create a unique ornament or plaque, perfect for keepsakes or thoughtful gifts. A full selection of clay ornaments and plaques will be available. To RSVP, call the studio at (425) 673-5474. An $18 deposit is required at booking and will be applied to your project on the day of the event. Finished handprints or plaques will be ready for pickup in about 14 days. You can also sign up in person at the studio.

Sketching Demo

Attend a free sketching demonstration with Tracy Felix. You can learn useful tips and techniques to help you improve your on-the-go drawing abilities. This free sketching demo is held every first Saturday of the month.

ACAE Weekly 3-Strike

Another Castle Arcade Edition Edmonds hosts a weekly competition in a traditional head-to-head, three-strike knockout format. The entry fee is $5, and 100 percent of the prize pool is paid out to the top four finishers. This event welcomes participants of all ages.

Laugh-a-thon

This is a 21+ show to help the Edmonds Chamber Foundation WISH Fund, which assists businesses recovering from disasters not covered or under-insured by insurance. Comedian Vince Valenzuela will host five comedy acts. A VIP ticket will allow you to meet the comedians and enjoy VIP seating. There are only 40 VIP tickets available. Beer and wine will be available for purchase.

Stormy’s Creative Workshop

Celebrate creativity in a hands-on art session filled with approachable, tactile making. Participants explore painting, adding embellishments, and assembling simple projects that bring a weekly theme to life. Activities are clear, accessible, and exciting to complete. The fee is $50 plus sales tax, and all supplies are included.

Accident Scene Management Course

In celebration of IFRD, The Litas Seattle is hosting a ladies-only Accident Scene Management certification course in Edmonds. This accredited, full-day class focuses on real-world skills, with hands-on practice in jaw thrust breathing, controlling severe bleeding, placing someone in safe rescue positions, moving an injured person carefully, and removing a helmet when appropriate. Participants also learn how to limit further harm, evaluate a crash scene quickly, coordinate effectively with EMS, and provide care on site until professional help arrives. Thanks to sponsorship from Washington Injury Law, registration is $50, reduced from the usual $150, and the day includes lunch, snacks, certification, and a patch. Registration is open until the day of the course, and early sign-up is recommended for a printed certificate with your name.

PNW Witches' Market Beltane 2026

At Lynnwood Event Center, this springtime market celebrates Beltane with a focus on growth, creativity, and the return of vibrant life. It offers a welcoming atmosphere for community connection, magic, and renewal, with curiosity encouraged and all respectful paths embraced. More than one hundred local vendors will be on hand alongside live performances and food trucks. Visitors can explore candles, crystals, brooms, plants, tarot and astrology readings, and guidance from spiritual practitioners. The market spans two floors and the venue lobbies, and the space includes ground level access to both floors as well as an interior elevator. A detailed schedule of performances and workshops will be shared closer to the event. Vendor applications are sent to pre approved participants first, then open to the general public to fill remaining spaces or form a waitlist.

Spring Soirée

Celebrate the season and welcome the arrival of spring blooms at Sunlight Gallery + Studio.

Workshop: Animal Portraits in Colored Pencil

Learn how to capture your favorite animals with colored pencils in a fun, expressive way. With a little practice, you’ll be able to make sweet cards and gifts, or frame a pet’s portrait for your desk. The workshop is approximately 3 hours.

ACAE Sunday Tournament

All ages are welcome for an event that uses a three strike knockout format with a $5 entry fee.

Tai Chi Partner Training

Explore how Tai Chi principles come alive through partner work. This session introduces tui shou, a collaborative two-person practice that links theory and form to practical application. Training will emphasize fixed-step exercises that build stability and posture, complemented by both choreographed and freestyle footwork. Working with a partner sharpens sensitivity and timing, deepens understanding, and supports steady progress toward the classic goal of staying centered and moving with smooth, continuous flow.

Traditional Tai Chi Short Form for Beginners

This beginner friendly class focuses on a traditional short Tai Chi sequence that is simple to learn, quick to complete, and rich enough to keep refining over time. You will work through the entire routine, which lasts about four minutes, and practice essential drills drawn from the wider Tai Chi curriculum. Sessions include careful review, practice guidance, and feedback from an expert to help you fine tune each movement.

Friendship Club

Adults can drop in each week for a relaxed activity program that encourages connection and fun. Enjoy puzzles, coloring pages, and board games, along with a different craft every week. The environment is welcoming to neurodiverse adults and to people with physical or developmental disabilities, dementia, or brain injuries. Neurotypical friends and allies are also welcome.

From Mozart to Bernstein

At Edmonds Center For the Arts, the Cascade Symphony closes its 2025 to 2026 season with a program covering music from the past three centuries and celebrating sounds from Austria, Italy, Bohemia, and America. The concert includes overtures by Antonin Dvorak, featuring Vanda, alongside an overture by Leonard Bernstein. It offers a varied orchestral experience that connects different eras and traditions in a single performance.

Baby Storytime

Share special time with your baby during a playful session filled with short stories, cheerful songs, lively rhymes, and simple activities that encourage early literacy. Expect plenty of wiggles and giggles as you connect and nurture a growing love of reading together.

2026 Indian Motorcycle Demo Truck Days

The Indian Motorcycle Demo Truck is stopping by with multiple days dedicated to demo rides. A motorcycle endorsement and closed toed shoes are required to participate. Helmets will be available in a range of sizes, or you can bring your own.

Stranded by the Sea

Spinners, knitters, and crocheters of any skill level are welcome for a weekly evening social at Stranded by the Sea in Edmonds, Washington. This gathering is open to anyone interested in these crafts.

Andrey Makarevich and more

Andrey Makarevich and Laima Vaikule take the stage at Edmonds Center For the Arts for a concert that blends classics with new songs. Backed by a live band, they bring their music to life in a shared performance.

How to Use Public Transit

Learn the basics of riding public transportation through a light rail experience that guides you step by step. Meet at the Lynnwood Library to get started.

Talk Time

Practice English conversation in a welcoming, safe, and supportive space while meeting new people. Sessions are free and facilitated by trained staff.

Ask a Librarian - Waterfront Center

Are you curious about the local library offerings in Edmonds? Do you have questions about your library card, such as how to renew it? Are you interested in learning how to use Libby to achieve your reading goals for the year? A librarian will be available to chat at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. This event occurs on the first and third Wednesdays of the month.

Cocoon House's 2026 Butterfly Celebration

Cocoon House hosts its annual Butterfly Celebration, a special evening that honors young people who have overcome significant challenges while raising support for services that help youth and young adults experiencing homelessness thrive. Guests can check in and explore a silent auction featuring meaningful items that directly benefit specific Cocoon House programs. The program includes the Butterfly Youth Awards and a Raise the Paddle special appeal, and dinner will be served with both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages available. Early Bird ticket pricing is $85 per person or $850 for a table of 10, and tickets are otherwise $100 per person or $950 for a table of 10. The celebration takes place at Discovery Hall at Premera Blue Cross.

Stranded by the Sea

At Stranded by the Sea in Edmonds, WA, this weekly daytime social welcomes people who spin, knit, or crochet at any skill level. It offers a relaxed, drop in setting to enjoy fiber crafting and friendly conversation.

Edmonds Local Singers & Songwriters

Enjoy live music from rotating local artists. This event occurs on the first Thursday of the month throughout the summer.

Murder Mystery Night at the Museum

The museum channels the spirit of the roaring 20s as a mystery plays out on the red carpet. Intrigue builds while the story unfolds in a period-themed setting.

All Wound Up Yarn Shop

In Edmonds, Washington, bring a portable project and work alongside fellow knitting and crochet enthusiasts. Please register in advance.

Oxford House Bake Sale

Enjoy a bake sale featuring tasty, imaginative baked goods prepared by the bakers at Oxford House. Gluten free options are available.

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella

Edmonds Driftwood Players presents a musical staging of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella in the Broadway version. This is a theatrical production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical presented by the company.

Artist Residency: Tether the Star

Attend an artist residency featuring Tether the Star performing solo.

No Talent Art Club

A relaxed, no-pressure art hangout at ARTspot Edmonds that leaves the idea of innate talent at the door. Use an open workspace at no cost to relax, socialize, and create anything you like, from playful experiments to intentionally imperfect pieces. If you need supplies or want to explore a different medium, art materials are available to rent.

Zodiac Circle

Zodiac Circle is part of a series of purposeful, one-of-a-kind workshops hosted by Heart Art Studio and led by Emma Heirendt. This session is one installment in that series.

Annual Pool Party

This pool party at Mountlake Terrace Recreation & Parks features a lazy river, a splash area for young children, and a variety of pool toys and floaties. Snacks are provided. A swim test and safety briefing will be conducted, and participants should be on the pool deck and prepared to listen. Locker rooms are available.

Concert: Haydn's Creation

Northwest Chorale presents Franz Joseph Haydn's The Creation, featuring soloists Emili Rice, soprano, Stephen Rumph, tenor, and Charles Robert Stephens, bass, with Lisa Michele Lewis at the piano and a string quartet. Admission is free, and a voluntary cash offering will be collected to benefit Northwest Harvest. Celebrate spring with a concert that also helps feed those in need.

Weekly Line Dance Class

Held each week, this upbeat line dancing session welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike. It is a drop-in class with no registration required, offering a friendly, energizing atmosphere that helps everyone feel at home on the dance floor.

Giselle

Olympic Ballet Theatre returns to this beloved classic for the first time since 2017, unveiling a fresh staging by Artistic Directors Oleg Gorboulev and Mara Vinson that draws from Marius Petipa’s celebrated choreography. Set to Adolphe Adam’s expressive score, the story follows a village girl who is deceived by her lover and dies of a broken heart. In the afterlife she encounters the Wilis, spirits who seek vengeance, but her unwavering compassion shields the man who betrayed her. The result is a sweeping journey through love, loss, and forgiveness, presented at Edmonds Center for the Arts.

The Triumph of Love Over Fear

At the Seattle Bach Festival, The Triumph of Love Over Fear traces a path from the soul’s darkest hours to renewed hope and love. Bach’s motet Fürchte dich nicht, BWV 228, stands at the heart of the program, heard alongside Cantata BWV 6, Jesu bleib bei uns, and Cantata BWV 97, In aller meinen Taten. Instrumental selections featuring the oboe d’amore add a tender, contemplative color. The lineup features alto Sara Couden, tenor Haitham Haidar, and baritone Enrique Lagasca, with Debra Nagy on baroque oboe. Tekla Cunningham appears on baroque violin and serves as director, with the Seattle Bach Festival Orchestra and The Evergreen Ensemble.

Mountlake Terrace Jazz 1 & 2

Hosted by the Rotary Club of Edmonds Daybreakers, the annual Edmonds Jazz Connection brings together dozens of student ensembles, including jazz bands, combos, and vocal groups. Mountlake Terrace Jazz 1 and Jazz 2 are slated to perform at Edmonds Center for the Arts with set times to be announced. Mountlake Terrace Jazz Combo 1 and Combo 2 are also on the lineup at Edmonds Movie Theater, with schedules still to be determined.

HeartBeat Fitness REFIT®

Take part in a HeartBeat Fitness REFIT workout at Alderwood Community Church in Lynnwood. Remember to bring a water bottle and a smile.

After 4 Band

After 4 Band sets the tone for a fun night out at Engels Pub.

Edmonds Spring Fest 2026

Organized by Urban Craft Uprising, this community market brings more than 100 makers and a variety of food trucks to the Playground at Frances Anderson Center. Browse for a present for Mom, thoughtful host gifts, or a small treat for yourself. It is a relaxed way to welcome spring, spend time with family and friends, and support creative small businesses.

Repair Cafe

At Edmonds Library, a WSU Repair Café brings together volunteer repair specialists who help diagnose and fix household items while teaching practical, do it yourself skills. Guests may bring up to two items per visit, and service is first come, first served. Volunteers evaluate the problem, explain their process, and, if a part is needed, discuss options for obtaining it. The event does not cover the cost of parts. Repairs are not guaranteed, and a liability release is required before meeting with a specialist. Items may be declined based on the type of repair, the specific item, the fixers available, or other considerations, and cell phones and Apple products are not accepted. Typical projects include tabletop appliances such as toasters, blenders, and coffee makers, along with vacuums, lamps, toys, bicycles, software troubleshooting like storage or slow loading and email issues, clothing mending and small hemming, simple jewelry fixes such as clasps or links, and home decor. This free community offering focuses on extending the life of everyday belongings and keeping usable materials out of the landfill.

Ekphrastic Writing Workshop with Tara Campbell — Explore Edmonds

Author Tara Campbell invites you to explore a new relationship with galleries and museums through creative writing. This workshop encourages participants to look at art and curated items in new ways through guided observations and writing exercises. Forge new relationships with art, the museum, and fellow participants during this workshop.

Pop Art Pet Portraits Full Day Class w/ Shirley Sakatani

Artist Shirley Sakatani leads a full-day pop art pet portrait class devoted to bold color, design, and creativity. Participants work on a 20 by 20 inch canvas and follow an approachable process with step by step guidance, learning tips and techniques that can be used again for other subjects. The format allows ample time to experiment and bring a favorite animal to life in a bright, expressive way. Active instruction and a welcoming atmosphere make it suitable for all experience levels, from complete beginners to seasoned painters seeking something new. Everyone finishes with a display-ready painting of a beloved pet and added confidence to keep creating in this style. Price: $195.00

Paws for Reading

Children can build confidence and fluency by reading their favorite books aloud to a certified therapy dog in a relaxed, supportive setting. This program is designed for elementary students ages 6 to 12, and each child should be accompanied by an adult. The event is supported by Pet Partners and Reading with Rover. Reading with Rover is a community-based literacy program that partners with schools and libraries.

Mothers Day Crystal Show

Discover an in-store crystal showcase for Mother’s Day, featuring a variety of rare gemstones and meaningful gift possibilities. Guest Lisa Wilson will be present with a curated selection to explore. East West highlights new pieces sourced by its crystal buyer from the latest world show in Arizona, offering an opportunity to find something unique for moms and crystal enthusiasts. The collection invites visitors to appreciate the beauty of the Earth, and it is an experience that can be enjoyed together.

Murder Mystery Night

The museum comes alive with a roaring twenties atmosphere, setting a glamorous tone. On the red carpet, intrigue builds as a mystery begins to unfold.

ACAE Weekly 3-Strike

At Another Castle Arcade Edition Edmonds, a weekly head-to-head three-strike knockout tournament is held. Registration takes place before play, and matches begin afterward. It costs $5 to enter, and all entry fees are paid out to the top four finishers. The tournament welcomes participants of all ages.

Giselle

At Edmonds Center for the Arts, Olympic Ballet Theatre returns to Giselle for the first time since 2017. Artistic Directors Oleg Gorboulev and Mara Vinson present a new staging rooted in Marius Petipa’s celebrated choreography and set to Adolphe Adam’s score. The ballet tells of a village girl deceived by her lover. After her death, the vengeful spirits known as the Wilis call her forth, yet her steadfast love and forgiveness spare the man who wronged her, shaping a romantic story of passion, heartbreak, and redemption.

ACAE Sunday Tournament

Open to all ages, this tournament uses a three strike knockout format and has a $5 entry fee.

Alpine Glow Paint Party

This guided painting session provides all materials and supportive, step by step instruction, so no prior experience is necessary. Participants work on a pre-traced 11x14 canvas, choose their own color palette, and take home a completed artwork. The cost is $40 per 11x14 canvas. Hosted by Crave4Art at Peace of Mind Brewery, with Aztecalli, a Mexican food and taqueria food truck, available on site. Advance registration is requested to ensure enough supplies. All are welcome. For questions, contact Crave4Art at (360) 602-1900 or info@crave4art.com. The cancellation policy allows rescheduling with at least 24 hours notice and offers no refunds.

Prostate Health and Medicare Talk

Destinations Lynnwood hosts a supportive conversation focused on men’s prostate health and Medicare. Medicare broker Zachariah Russell from Snohomish will explain prevention, available screening options, and how Medicare coverage applies to prostate care. The format encourages questions, offering a judgment free setting to learn and get clear answers. Expect an open, welcoming atmosphere centered on practical information.

Activity Night Out: Dave n Busters

Enjoy an activity night at Dave & Buster’s in Lynnwood where students and their families can connect outside of school. During the designated event window, 20 percent of spending on food, nonalcoholic beverages, and game play will benefit the PTO. Please show the event flyer at the register so purchases are counted. No drop offs are permitted.

Second Tuesday Book Group

This is a friendly book discussion focused on the month's selection. Copies can be picked up at the MLT Library's checkout desk, and the current title is listed on the Sno-Isle Libraries events calendar.

Exceptional Connections May Networking Luncheon

Exceptional Connections hosts a networking luncheon featuring a 20-minute spotlight talk from Brenda Reiss, a forgiveness and emotional freedom coach, keynote speaker, two-time author, and host of the Forgive Yourself Podcast. She will share practical ways to build self-trust so decisions and conversations become clearer and more effective, offering tools to move beyond second-guessing, overthinking, and hesitation. Participants can learn to recognize where doubt shows up, understand the costs of avoiding difficult discussions, and use a straightforward method to rely on their own judgment sooner and communicate with greater clarity. The luncheon is now hosted at Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse in Lynnwood. Space is limited to 32 and reserved on a first come basis, and availability is already 60 percent full.

Stranded by the Sea

Open to spinners, knitters, and crocheters of all experience levels, this weekly evening social takes place in Edmonds, WA.

Acoustic Open Mic

This acoustic open mic at Engel’s Pub features guest MC Billy Reed and sound by Tommy Cook. Amplifiers and drumsticks are not allowed, so every performance stays unplugged and focused on pure acoustic sound.

Baby Storytime

Bond with your baby through stories, songs, rhymes, and activities designed to inspire a love of reading. A play time will follow the event.

Dine Out: Chic-fil-A

Enjoy a meal at Chick-fil-A Lynnwood Center while supporting Chase Lake PTSA. Fifteen percent of the day’s sales will be donated, so every order helps. The restaurant sits in the parking lot shared with Trader Joe’s and Ace Hardware, offering a convenient spot for friends to meet and families to gather.

PSA Sno-King May Meeting Featuring Conner Martinis on Catching Puget Sound Ling Cod

Conner Martinis leads the PSA Sno-King May meeting with a focused session on catching Puget Sound lingcod. Expect practical insights on selecting the right tackle, locating productive areas, choosing effective baits, and rigging techniques that help put fish in the boat. Attendees are encouraged to bring questions for a deep, how-to conversation tailored to local waters. Raffle drawings add to the evening, with a grand prize available to everyone in attendance and an additional prize reserved for chapter members who pick up a members-only ticket at the meeting. New memberships can be handled on site or completed online. Light concessions will be available, including pizza slices or hot dogs with chips for $2, soda for $1, and free water. The gathering is free, family friendly, and open to all, with kids welcome.

The Super Tonix Play Engel's Pub, Edmonds, WA

The Super Tonix perform at Engels Pub with a set of New Wave, Power Pop, and an eclectic selection that includes a nod to Bowie.

Center Stage 2026

Attend ECA’s signature sponsorship event and get a sneak peek at the upcoming 20th anniversary season for 2026/2027. This is a chance to sponsor world-class performances, educational programs, and accessibility initiatives. The event includes appetizers and a hosted bar. You can also learn about exclusive sponsor benefits.

Amazing Race Tournament

This tournament has a $5 entry fee. The first player eliminated earns free entry to next week’s tournament. For every player who signs up, ACAE contributes $1 to the prize pool, so the more players there are, the bigger the payout.

Paper Skills: Spiral Binding & Button Making Make-and-Take Workshop

Explore two creative tools in a hands-on make-and-take workshop focused on spiral binding and button making. This paid session begins with an introduction to both machines, including guidance on process and safety, then shifts into crafting time to personalize materials and receive step-by-step support while using the equipment. Participants will head home with 1 to 2 custom notebooks and 2 to 4 buttons they created. The group starts in the Gathering Room, then moves to the back of the Gallery for instruction and project work. A ticket is required for entry.

Dementia Support Group

This recurring support group serves caregivers and family members of people living with dementia. Guided by experienced memory care professionals, it offers a friendly, supportive setting to share experiences, learn practical insights, and feel understood. A complimentary lunch is included. The group meets monthly. An RSVP phone number is provided at (425) 678-8001.

Friday Night Art & Wine -Finger Painting a Colorful Canopy of Trees w/ Kimberly Adams

Enjoy a relaxed creative session centered on finger painting a vibrant treetop canopy in soothing shades of blue and purple. With guidance from Kimberly Adams, you will blend color with your fingertips to craft leaves and branches from an overhead perspective. The workshop is open to all experience levels, including beginners. All materials are provided, and each participant will head home with a finished acrylic painting. The fee is $135. Wine, seltzer, and packaged snacks are provided, and you are welcome to bring a friend or a small treat to share.

King's Auction & Gala

The King’s Auction & Gala at Lynnwood Event Center embraces a La Dolce Vita theme inspired by the Italian coast, highlighting simple joys, the beauty in daily life, and the strength of community. For King’s Schools, this outlook is rooted in faith, suggesting that the sweetest life comes from choosing to follow Jesus and trusting his guidance. The gathering celebrates what God is doing at King’s Schools and looks ahead to what is next.

An Evening of Connection with Amanda Gail - In-Person - May 15th, 2026 - Saturday 6:15-8:15 PM PT

This in-person gathering centers on connection through mediumship and a guided soul journey with Amanda Gail. A multidimensional healer, soul guide, and medium, Amanda shifted from a 28-year career in hairdressing after profound life changes and an encounter with an energy healer opened the way for clear communication with the Spirit world. She now focuses her work on supporting healing, freedom, and wholeness. The evening begins with messages for the audience from loved ones in Spirit, along with guidance Amanda receives from her Guides and Angels. Not everyone will receive a personal message, yet the experience is designed so that all can take away encouragement and inspiration. The program then moves into a guided meditation that helps participants reconnect with their own energy. From that grounded state, Amanda facilitates an opportunity to welcome a Guide, Angel, or loved one into one’s energy space to sense their presence and receive insight and healing directly. She works closely with the Angels to create a supportive, high-vibrational atmosphere that amplifies connection. Participants are encouraged to bring a small keepsake or stone to be charged during the event and used afterward as a talisman, as well as a journal for reflections.

Agatha Christie's The Mysterious Affair at Styles

Edmonds Driftwood Players brings a new stage adaptation of Agatha Christie’s first Hercule Poirot mystery to the Wade James Theatre, crafted by local playwright Kate Danley and directed by Bryar Freed-Golden. Set in 1916, Lieutenant Hastings is recovering from war wounds at the home of his friend John Cavendish when a midnight poisoning turns everyone in the manor into a suspect. The renowned Belgian detective Hercule Poirot steps in, and a tangle of red herrings, shifting motives, and unexpected turns propels a classic whodunnit that honors the spirit of the novel while inviting the audience to sift through the clues. The cast features Chris Ensweiler as Hercule Poirot, Duncan Thorvilson as Lieutenant Hastings, Seamus Smith as John Cavendish, Else Buckley as Lawrence Cavendish, Amit Rosenberg as Alfred Inglethorp, Jayton Newbury as Dr. Bauerstein, Braden King as Detective James Japp, Nicola Amos as Miss Evie Howard, Carol Wieltschnig as Mrs. Emily Inglethorp, Maleah Muriekes as Mary Cavendish, Nina McKinstry as Dorcas, and Lia Verdeja as Cynthia Murdoch, with Nick Yi and Amy Beck as understudies. The performance is expected to run about two hours with a 15 minute intermission. The production is designated for all ages, and it is best suited for teens and older audiences. Free parking is available at the Wade James Theatre, and light concessions by donation and a bar will be open for purchases. Produced under arrangement with IPEX Artists Agency. Sponsors include Koenig Financial Group, Rick Steves’ Europe, and Humana.

Shriners Children's 2026 NW Classic Golf Tournament

This third annual 18-hole scramble at Nile Golf Course is a fundraising tournament co-hosted by Shriners Children's Spokane and Shriners Children's Portland. Entry covers the round and cart rental, includes lunch and dinner, and comes with exclusive event swag and more.

ECA Presents: The Wailin' Jennys

The Wailin’ Jennys unite the voices of Nicky Mehta, Ruth Moody, and Heather Masse in luminous three-part harmony rooted in folk and roots music. What started as a one-night collaboration in a small guitar shop in Winnipeg, Manitoba grew into an internationally regarded trio, with founding members Moody and Mehta joined by New York-based Masse. Their concerts feature warm, approachable rapport and a finely tuned blend of folk, bluegrass, and acoustic soul, drawing on acclaimed recordings and the compelling stage presence that has made their live performances widely celebrated. Sponsorship is provided by Doug and Julie Backous, Jeff and Maureen Lewis, Nicholas and Kathryn Sweers, Heidi and Royce Napolitino, and Dan and Margret Voetmann.

Artisan Pop-Up Handcrafted Market

Shop for thoughtful gifts for dads and grads, or pick up something special for yourself. Discover handmade creations from local artisans alongside treats, all inside The Old Opera House in downtown Edmonds.

Stewards of South Lynnwood Park

At Scriber Lake Park, City of Lynnwood Parks invites volunteers of every ability level to take part in caring for parks in the South Lynnwood neighborhood. This monthly stewardship effort offers a safe, engaging, hands-on way to boost the health of local urban parklands. Typical tasks include pulling invasive plants, helping with restoration plantings, and picking up litter. All activities happen outdoors and usually continue regardless of weather, though plans may be canceled or moved if conditions are hazardous, including high winds, flooding, snow, lightning, or poor air quality from smoke.

Wine Tasting with Billy — Explore Edmonds

Explore new wines with Billy, who will be sharing selections he is especially excited about. Attendees can try these picks in a relaxed, drop in format that accommodates arriving at any point during the event.

Under the Puddle

Enjoy a live performance and taping by Under the Puddle.

ACAE Weekly 3-Strike

This weekly competition at Another Castle Arcade Edition Edmonds uses a classic head-to-head 3-strike knockout format. Entry is $5, and 100 percent of the prize pool is paid out in cash to the top four finishers. All ages are welcome.

ECA Special Engagement: Alan Doyle

Alan Doyle takes the stage with special guests The East Pointers for a night that reflects both his high-spirited roots and a newly intimate approach. Centered around Welcome Home, his fourth solo studio album and twentieth release overall, the performance draws on songs shaped with co-writers Jimmy Rankin, Donovan Woods, and Oscar Isaac. Recorded in Montreal with producer and engineer Marcus Paquin, the new material pairs bright, feel-good energy with quieter moments that lean into a deeper vocal tone and an easier pace. A 14-time JUNO Award nominee known for his years with Great Big Sea, Doyle also brings a wide creative background as an author and screen performer, and he recently co-produced Sonny Don’t Go Away, a 20-song tribute to Ron Hynes. Backed by a seasoned band, he channels that experience into a live show built on warmth, storytelling, and celebratory spirit.

Summer Jams

Mob City Skaters close out the season with a Friends and Family bout at Lynnwood Bowl and Skate. The Punks will divide into two teams for a rematch of their March meeting, and the Misfits will skate alongside alumni in a lively mash-up. A bake sale table with coffee will be available for refreshments while you watch. Friends and family are welcome to support their skaters.

FenCon Expo

FenCon Expo brings together collectors of comics, toys, trading cards, original art, stamps, coins, and more in a throwback convention setting. Browse a wide range of vintage and modern finds, connect with knowledgeable dealers and fellow fans, and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of a traditional con experience. Cosplay is welcome. Hosted at the Lynnwood Event Center, this recurring show highlights the local community of buyers, sellers, and traders. Ticket options include VIP early access, general admission presale, and at-the-door purchase. The first 25 VIP ticket holders in line receive a complimentary swag bag, excluding child tickets. Children 10 and under attend free. A limited ticket is available for access to the stamps and coins area only. Free parking is available onsite.

Class: Color Theory in Watercolor (series of 3 Sundays) — ARTspot Edmonds

Explore the world of pigment and create beautiful color combinations in this watercolor class. A solid understanding of color is essential to painting, so lose the mystery and second-guessing and get to work! Once you are familiar with the qualities of the paint and how they work together, you can move on to experimenting and finding the joy in watercolors. This class is perfect for beginners, but also useful for painters who want a better knowledge of choosing color combinations and color mixing. You’ll leave feeling confident, creative and in control of your colors!

ACAE Sunday Tournament

This friendly competition features a three strike knockout format. The entry fee is $5, and participants of all ages are welcome.

Alan Doyle and more

Alan Doyle performs live at Edmonds Center for the Arts in Edmonds.

Introduction to Autodesk Fusion

Explore the basics of computer aided design in a beginner friendly class centered on Autodesk Fusion. This standalone CAD suite runs on Windows and MacOS, and Linux is not supported. No prior CAD experience is required, and general comfort with using a computer and the internet is helpful. The session introduces the Fusion interface and the 3D workspace, shows how to create sketches, demonstrates how to turn sketches into solid models, and explains how to export designs for 3D printing or laser cutting. Please create an Autodesk account before the workshop. To get the personal hobbyist license, choose Autodesk Fusion for personal use, provide an email address and a few details, then download the software. Pricing is Members $40, Nonmembers $50, and ages 14 to 19 attend for free.

Industry Night — Kelnero

Industry workers are invited to unwind and have some fun. Enjoy half-price wells and house cocktails in addition to $5 shots of fernet. If you work in the industry, bring your MAST or Food Handler permit.

5 Little Known Secrets to Making Dementia Caregiving Easier

At Edmonds Senior Center, Tracy Cram Perkins, an award-winning author and host of the Dementia Home Care Show, leads a practical session focused on easing the challenges of dementia caregiving. The presentation covers ways to address repetitive questions, hallucinations, bathing difficulties, wandering, sundowning, and other common situations. A one-hour Q&A follows, and participants are encouraged to bring their questions. Admission is $25 for members and $30 for nonmembers. To reserve a seat, call the Edmonds Senior Center at 425-774-5555.

Ask a Librarian - Waterfront Center

Exploring Edmonds and curious about the local library? Ask questions, learn what you can do with your library card, renew your card, and get help signing up for Libby. Assistance is available so you can make the most of library services.

Memory Café

This casual, friendly meetup welcomes people living with dementia and the family members who support them. Instead of a formal support group, it centers on meaningful social time, easy conversation, and moments shared together in a comfortable setting. A free lunch is provided. To RSVP, call (425) 678-8001.

Susie Philipsen

Enjoy an in-store performance by Susie Philipsen.

May Art Walk Edmonds

Enjoy a free, monthly community art walk that brings local creativity to venues across Edmonds. Businesses display artwork throughout the month during their regular hours, making it easy to explore pieces at your own pace. Participating locations also host special openings to highlight local and regional artists, offering opportunities to meet creators and talk about their work. The experience connects visitors with the arts in welcoming spaces across town.

Stranded by the Sea

A daytime social gathering in Edmonds, WA for fiber arts enthusiasts. This weekly meetup is open to people who spin, knit, or crochet at any experience level.

Art Walk Edmonds: Bird Fest Poster Artist — ARTspot Edmonds

Every third Thursday of the month, the Art Walk takes place. Each month a local artist is featured, with their work on display. Meet the artist in person, observe them creating work, and discover more about their techniques. It’s a great way to discover new artists and connect with the creative community.

Meet Dave Markowitz - Portland-Based Author - Refuge for the Weary Empath

A welcoming gathering invites empaths, sensitives, and intuitives to celebrate Refuge for the Weary Empath. Explore the book’s teachings in community, connect with kindred spirits, and open to gentle spiritual support in shared presence. The program includes an author reading with Dave Markowitz followed by questions and conversation, a guided group practice drawn from the book, a book signing with the option to personalize a copy purchased at the event or one you already own, and time for heartfelt connection with others on a similar path. Participants can expect to feel genuinely seen, learn immediate calming tools for everyday renewal, deepen connection with self, Spirit, and community, and head home inspired, with a signed copy if desired. The gathering also nurtures a continuing local network of sensitives and intuitives. About the author: Dave Markowitz is a Source intuitive, a two-time bestselling author, a faculty member with The Shift Network, and a healing facilitator with more than three decades of experience helping empaths transform challenges into growth. His work is grounded in personal experience with empathic overwhelm and in thousands of client stories, emphasizing how inner change can positively influence families and communities. His books and teachings have been endorsed by energy intuitive, musician and channeler Lee Harris, former HeartMath CEO Bruce Cryer, The Shift Network CEO Stephen Dinan, producer and author Barry Goldstein, and author Dr. Deborah Zucker.

2-Day Adventure Bike Training Camp - The Official Training of Touratech-USA!

Prepare for ADV off road riding with a two day training camp paired with a self guided tour that serves as Touratech USA’s official training program. Centered in Snohomish County, it focuses on building practical skills, confidence, and efficiency for adventure riders. Day one offers focused instruction at a private off road training range in Marysville, Washington. Day two moves into the Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest for on trail coaching, practice with obstacles often found on BDR routes, and a capstone ADV off road obstacle course challenge. The second day plan may be adjusted based on weather to prioritize safety. Touratech has praised the V of Traction approach, and the curriculum is designed to help riders operate more safely, carry speed with control, and cover greater distances.

Preschool Storytime! May 2026

Enjoy a cozy Preschool Storytime with a reading of See You Later Alligator!, followed by painting an alligator figurine. This is not a drop off class; children ages 2 and up attend with their caregiver. Space is limited, so signing up in advance is recommended. The price includes entry to story time and one project inspired by the book.

Echos of Epic at Engels Pub

Echos of Epic makes a return to Edmonds with an appearance at Engels Pub.

Deep Dive Demo — ARTspot Edmonds

Every forth Saturday of the month, you can participate in a free, hands-on art demonstration. Knowledgeable staff will lead a "deep dive" into a featured art supply or technique, such as specialty paints and papers, creative tools, and professional tips. Its an opportunity to gain inspiration, discover something new, and observe art materials in action. The year 2026 will showcase materials and watercolor techniques from the On the Spot Membership Kit.

ACAE Weekly 3-Strike

At Another Castle Arcade Edition in Edmonds, this weekly event features head-to-head competition in a three-strike knockout format. The entry fee is $5, and the entire prize pool is awarded to the top four finishers. Participants of all ages are welcome.

Adoption Event at Pet Adventure!

Meet adoptable dogs from Smidget Rescue at Pet Adventure. The dogs will be available throughout the event, so there is no need to arrive as soon as it begins. Adoptions follow a screening process that includes an application, reference checks, and a home visit. Placements are not first come, first served, and same day adoptions are not offered.

Songwriter’s Open Mic

Share your original songs at this open mic event. All songwriters are welcome.

Stranded by the Sea

In Edmonds, WA, a weekly daytime meetup welcomes anyone who spins, knits, or crochets, no matter their experience level. Enjoy a relaxed setting to connect with fellow fiber enthusiasts and spend time on your craft.

24th Annual Gala, Dinner, & Auction: The Magic of Community

Work Opportunities presents the 24th Annual Gala, Dinner, and Auction celebrating the Magic of Community. The evening raises funds to advance inclusive employment, helping people with disabilities find and sustain meaningful work in their local communities. The lineup includes an exciting silent and live auction, great door prizes, delicious food, and the kind of fun regular supporters associate with Work Opportunities.

We’re Back

This is another evening dedicated to favorite rock and roll classics.

Michele D'Amour and the Love Dealers

A full band performance by Michele D'Amour and the Love Dealers is scheduled at Northsound Center, featuring the entire group on stage.

Full Night of Line Dancing

With spring in the air, enjoy a full evening of line dancing from start to finish. The music blends classic favorites with today’s chart hits, keeping the dance floor moving all night.

2nd Annual NW Kilted Run!

The second annual kilted 5K takes place at Ballinger Park Play Field. Participants may run or walk while wearing tartan, with kilts encouraged and blue face paint optional. Musicians from Northwest Junior Pipe Band will perform along the course to keep energy up. Proceeds support the youth music programs of Northwest Junior Pipe Band.

BELONG FILL-A-BAG SALE

Browse a large, curated selection of gently used children’s clothing at a fill a bag sale in Edmonds. Fill a provided bag for $33, one per customer, and anything that does not fit is $5 per piece. Sizes range from newborn through 12 years, across all seasons, with shoes and accessories available. The sale takes place at Workhorse Coworking. Arriving a little early can help secure a place in line. The Sincerely Yours coffee cart will be on site. An Instagram giveaway is coming soon with a chance to win one free bag. Buy, sell, trade is accepted at the pop up, just bring a bag or bin of clean, gently used clothes, complete a ticket, and organizers will follow up with an offer.

Painting Birds in Watercolor w/ Denise Cole

Explore watercolor painting of birds in their natural settings in a class led by Denise Cole. Drawing on more than 26 years of teaching experience, Denise offers guided instruction for all skill levels, including beginners, and shares practical tips and techniques. Participants focus on a variety of bird subjects and can complete one or two finished paintings. The fee is $195.

TO LOOK WEST (World Premiere by Connor Koppin) (LYNNWOOD PERFORMANCE)

A new multi-movement work by composer Connor Koppin, written for choir and string quartet, receives its world premiere at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lynnwood. The music reflects on memory, landscape, and the lasting ties between people and the places they cherish. Featuring texts from early Pacific Northwest voices, including writer Ella Rhoads Higginson and botanist David Douglas, the piece is rooted in poetry shaped by the region’s forests, waterways, and horizons. It considers how natural settings can hold shared experiences and quiet remembrances of life’s significant moments. This premiere also highlights an ongoing commitment to cultivating new professional choral music in the region while honoring the artistic and natural heritage of the Pacific Northwest.

Queer Classics

A concert of chamber music for clarinet, solo piano, and piano duet features works by Samuel Barber, Francis Poulenc, Franz Schubert, Billy Strayhorn, and others. Queer artists Laura DeLuca, Byron Schenkman, and Joseph Williams present a program that pays tribute to queer composers from past to present. Admission is pay as you wish, and tickets are required because seating is limited.

Edmonds Woodway Music's 7th Annual Mattress Fundraiser

A one day mattress fundraiser at Edmonds Woodway High School supports Edmonds Woodway Music and is sponsored by the EWHS Music Boosters. Shoppers can explore name brands such as Purple, Helix, and Therapedic, with savings compared to retail. The selection and services are similar to a traditional mattress store, including delivery and haul-away. All forms of payment are accepted, and 12 month same as cash financing is available on approved credit. Every purchase includes a warranty and a comfort guarantee, and proceeds go directly to the Edmonds-Woodway Music Boosters.

Edmonds Driftwood Players presents Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Broadway Version, comes to the stage in a musical production from Edmonds Driftwood Players.

Cocoon House's Quarterly Forum

At Lynnwood Neighborhood Center, Cocoon House presents its Quarterly Forum, a community gathering focused on youth experiencing homelessness in Snohomish County. Attendees can learn, connect, and take part in meaningful conversation on this important topic. Admission is free, and reserving a spot is encouraged so there is adequate seating and refreshments for everyone.

MLT Pride

MLT Pride debuts as a community celebration highlighting the City’s support of the LGBTQ+ community. The event features performances by Kings and Queens, Seattle Dance Fitness, and more, along with a pet strut and stroll. Food trucks and vendors will be on site for attendees to explore. Everyone is welcome.

City PRIDE

City PRIDE brings people together to recognize love, inclusion, and community.

An Evening of Connection with Amanda Gail - In-Person

Experience an in-person evening with Amanda Gail, a medium and soul guide who focuses on multidimensional healing. After life-changing experiences and guidance from an energy healer, she shifted from a 28-year hairdressing career to working with Spirit full time. This gathering blends two practices. It opens with mediumship, where Amanda shares messages from loved ones in Spirit as well as insights from her guides and the Angels. Personal readings are not guaranteed for every attendee, yet the intention is that everyone leaves encouraged and inspired. The second part is a guided Soul Journey that helps you reconnect with your own energy. From that grounded place, Amanda will support you in welcoming a Guide, Angel, or loved one into your energy space so you can sense their presence and receive messages and healing directly. She works closely with the Angels to create a clear, high-vibration environment for connection. Participants are encouraged to bring a small item such as a stone or trinket to be charged during the evening as a talisman of the experience, along with a journal for notes.

Nikki & The Fast Times: LIVE @ Engel's Pub

Nikki & The Fast Times deliver an energetic set of hit songs at Engel's Pub, with chilled drinks and a carefree party atmosphere.

MHS CAR SHOW

The Meadowdale High School SkillsUSA Automotive Club presents the fourth annual community car show at Meadowdale High School. Led by students, it attracts a broad mix of students, families, staff, and community members, is free and open to the public, and continues to grow each year. Proceeds benefit FCCLA and the Automotive Club, helping fund student leadership opportunities, competitions, and community engagement projects. Sponsorships are available at Silver for 50 to 100 dollars, Gold for 100 to 500 dollars, and Platinum for 500 dollars or more, with benefits that may include logo placement on event materials, public recognition during the program, and opportunities for on site presence.

Repair Cafe

Bring broken or worn household items to Lynnwood Library for a WSU Repair Café, where volunteer fixers assess problems and work to make things usable again. They explain their process, can identify and order parts when needed, and offer one-on-one guidance so you learn how to handle repairs yourself, all with an emphasis on keeping useful items out of the landfill. Common projects include small tabletop appliances such as toasters, blenders, and coffee makers, frequently repaired favorites like vacuums and lamps, toys, bicycles, computer software issues including storage, slow performance, and email, clothing mending and simple hemming, basic jewelry fixes such as clasps or links, and home decor, along with other straightforward repairs. Repair specialists will be on site to collaborate with you. The cost of any needed parts is not covered. Results are not guaranteed and a liability release must be signed before work begins. Items may be declined in advance or at the event based on the item, the type of repair, or fixer availability, and cell phones and Apple products are not accepted. Service is first come, first served, with a two-item limit per person.

LAC SUMMER PICNIC BBQ

At Edmonds City Park, this casual gathering features kickball, a 50/50 raffle, and a gift basket raffle, along with good food and time for fellowship.

Summer Sounds Outdoor Concert Series

A free outdoor concert and market series at The District at the Lynnwood Event Center brings live music together with local vendors, food trucks, and drinks from the bar in a laid-back setting that welcomes all ages. Held across multiple summer dates, attendees can browse local sellers, enjoy food and beverages, and soak up performances with a community vibe. Admission is free and the band lineup will be announced soon.

June Art Walk Edmonds

Art Walk Edmonds is a free community celebration that takes place every month throughout the year. Edmonds businesses display work by local artists all month during their regular hours, making it easy to drop in and enjoy the art. Once each month, participating locations also host a special evening that highlights local and regional talent, giving visitors a chance to meet the artists, ask questions, and explore fresh exhibits up close.

2026 Edmonds Arts Festival

What began as a small neighborhood fair has grown into a prominent Pacific Northwest arts celebration that welcomes artists from across the United States and Canada. Attendees can meet creators in person and purchase original works in an outdoor setting with views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. The festival includes free live performances, a juried gallery show, a nationally recognized juried student exhibit, hands-on art experiences for kids, and a variety of classic fair food. Pets are not permitted. Artists should note that applications and payments are accepted only through the official festival website and are never requested via social media comments or direct messages.

2-Day Adventure Bike Training Camp - The Official Training of Touratech-USA!

This two-day ADV off-road program combines a hands-on training camp with a self-guided ride and is the official training of Touratech-USA. It is designed to prepare riders for adventure motorcycling beyond the pavement. Day one focuses on building skills at a private off-road training range in Marysville, Washington. Day two heads into the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest for on-the-bike coaching, practice with real-world obstacles often found on BDR routes, and a finish through an ADV off-road obstacle course challenge. For safety, the second-day itinerary may change based on weather conditions. Touratech has recognized the program as world class and has praised its V-Of-Traction methods. Instruction emphasizes techniques that support safer, quicker, longer-distance riding through ADV Rider Safety Training and Dirt Bike Safety Training.

Hello Kitty Cafe Truck West - Lynnwood Appearance

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck makes a Lynnwood stop at Alderwood with themed treats and collectible merchandise available for purchase. Offerings are limited and sold while supplies last.

Adoption Event at Pet Adventure!

Meet adoptable dogs from Smidget Rescue at Pet Adventure during a relaxed meet and greet. The dogs will be on site for the entire event, so there is no need to arrive right at the start. Adoptions follow a thorough process that includes an application, reference checks, and a home visit. Placements are based on best fit rather than order of arrival, and same day adoptions are not available.

Body Measurements for Sewing Workshop (Drop-In)

This drop-in mini workshop focuses on capturing accurate body measurements for sewing projects. Learn the core measurements needed for garment sewing and get help recording them correctly without twisting, bending, or struggling with a slipping tape. There is no need for acrobatics or calisthenics. A suggested $5 donation supports Spark Creatives as it continues building. For the most accurate results, wear a fitted top and leggings. If you need everyday measurements, wear clothing similar to your usual undergarments. If you are preparing for a special occasion, cosplay, or costume, bring any undergarments or accessories that change your shape so those details can be included.

Friday Night Art & Wine - Paint an Orca in Acrylic w/ Joyful - June 26 / 5-8 pm - All Levels

Set aside an evening for a hands-on acrylic workshop focused on painting a bold orca. Over three hours, work on an 11 by 14 inch canvas with a limited palette of blacks, whites, and cool blues to create glowing contrast, rich depth, and the glossy, powerful look of an orca rising from dark water. You will practice high-contrast black-and-white techniques, mix rich blacks and distinguish warm from cool whites, build a moody, atmospheric ocean background, paint crisp markings such as the saddle patch and eye spot, and use wet-on-wet blending to add shine and dimension while shaping a dramatic composition that emerges from darkness. All levels are welcome, including beginners. All supplies are provided, and everyone leaves with a painting. The fee is $135.00. Wine, seltzer water, and packaged snacks are provided, and participants may bring their own contributions if they wish.

Salish Sea Brewing Co Boathouse Taproom

A mix of live rock, craft beer, and plenty of dancing sets the tone. Expect a playlist of crowd favorites from across decades, with covers spanning Billy Joel and Elvis to Tom Petty, Sublime, Cage the Elephant, and more. Cold craft beer and roaring guitars create a lively atmosphere for a full evening on the dance floor.

Edmonds PrideFest 2026

Edmonds PrideFest is a free, all-ages celebration at Civic Center Playfield that highlights creativity, community, and entertainment. The event features a market of artists, a range of food options, and a tent dedicated to art. A live stage will present music, storytelling, and drag performances, offering something to enjoy for a wide range of interests. Additional details will be announced as the event approaches.

Artisan Night Market - Indoors

An indoor night market held each month showcases handcrafted goods from local Washington artisans. Expect woodworking and visual art, hand painted creations, artisan soaps and skincare made by hand, original stationery along with stickers and prints, artisan jewelry and home decor, freshly baked desserts, special gift sets, candles poured by hand, crafted pottery, and more. It is a friendly setting to connect with makers, discover one of a kind pieces, and find gifts or treats made close to home.

Edmonds Summer Wine Walk

Spend a summer evening sampling regional wines, browsing small shops, and catching up with friends while supporting the arts in the community. Participating downtown businesses pour selections from Pacific Northwest boutique wineries in a walkable tasting experience. Each ticket includes an admission bracelet, tasting glasses, and 10 tasting tickets redeemable for one ounce pours at participating locations. Wine totes are available to carry any bottles you purchase. Proceeds benefit Art Walk Edmonds, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the arts in Edmonds.

POP! Piazza of Possibilities

POP! Piazza of Possibilities is a meaningful evening dedicated to celebrating and supporting the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center as its Building Campaign moves toward completion. It highlights a community space where individuals and families can find connection, resources, and hope. Guests can explore the center, connect with its mission, and recognize the impact being built together. Tickets start at $125, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

The STx Play Salish Sea Brew Co.Boathouse and Taproom, Edmonds, WA

Salish Sea Brewing Co. Boathouse Taproom hosts a summer hangout outdoors with brews and eats, featuring The Super Tonix performing New Wave, Power Pop, and other eclectic hits.

NWBS June General Meeting

The Northwest Bead Society holds its monthly general meeting at Maplewood Rock and Gem Club, featuring a Bugle Bracelet class taught by Helen Karakash. Bring a favorite snack and beverage, and consider bringing pieces you have been working on for a show and tell. Supplies for the class are to be determined.

After 4 Band @Engel’s Pub

After 4 Band takes the stage at Engels Pub for an evening of music.

THE WARNING: A Black sabbath Experience @ ENGELS PUB in E-town

This event honors the anniversary of when the 13 British colonies in North America declared independence, recognized as the start of the 'grand experiment'. It offers a moment to acknowledge this historic milestone.

5K Edmonds 4th of July Run & 1k Family Fun Run

Celebrate Independence Day with a community run open to all paces, from avid runners to anyone looking for an active start. Choose the 5K or the 1k family fun run, then keep the festivities going by staying for the Edmonds 4th of July Parade. Proceeds support the Chamber’s programs that bring events to Edmonds. Registration will officially open, and there are options to sponsor or volunteer for those interested in supporting the event.

Edmonds Kind of 4th of July Parade

Since 1907, when the first parade was organized by the then-new Edmonds Chamber of Commerce, this longstanding Independence Day tradition brings the community together in downtown Edmonds to celebrate both town and country. The day features a free Children’s Parade where kids can participate using strollers, wagons, and other non-motorized wheeled vehicles; animals and pets are not permitted. The Main Parade follows, with parade entry registration open and opportunities available for sponsorships and volunteers through the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce.

Jean Lenke Trio ~ Edmonds Summer Concert

Live music comes to Hazel Miller Plaza in Edmonds with a performance by the Jean Lenke Trio. Vocalist Jean Lenke, a Pacific Northwest jazz, folk, and blues artist with a smooth, soulful tone and an open, genre-mixing approach, leads the group with Julian Catford on guitar and Rachael Contorer on bass. This performance is part of the Edmonds Concert Series.

Artisan Summer Night Market

A summer night market celebrating local makers features woodworking and art, handpainted pieces, handmade soap and skincare, uniquely designed stationery, stickers and printed artwork, handmade jewelry and home decor, hand poured chocolates and baked desserts, curated gift sets, hand poured candles, handmade pottery, and more. Enjoy tasty bites from local food favorites while discovering handmade finds and hidden gems. For any questions, the sole point of contact is Angie Johnson of Fire Writing PNW and Artisan Alley PNW, and official messages will come from info@mtpoevents.com, not a generic Gmail address.

July Art Walk Edmonds

A free, community art experience takes place every month in Edmonds. Beginning on the first day of the month, local businesses display artwork in their spaces and welcome visitors during their regular hours. Once each month, participating locations highlight local and regional artists in person, offering the public the opportunity to meet and connect with the artists.

N&TFT at Salish Sea Boathouse Taproom

Marking more than thirty years since Willy was freed, this celebration features chilled brews and 80s hits at Salish Sea Brewing Co. Boathouse Taproom.

Modern Calligraphy for Beginners at Edway Taphouse

Explore modern calligraphy in a beginner-friendly workshop that uses a pointed dip pen and ink. Learn the fundamentals and then apply them to personal touches for snail mail, wedding stationery, home decor, and more. The session features 1.5 hours of instruction and demonstrations. A take-home starter kit is included with two nibs, a pot of black ink, two lettering guides, tracing paper, and a straight pen holder, along with all the materials needed to write and practice. Everything is yours to keep after class, making it easy to continue creating at home.