There are 23 upcoming outdoors events in Seattle between Tuesday, October 6 and Monday, October 12. Highlights include Edmonds Museum Scarecrow Festival Contest on Tue, Seattle Japanese Garden Hatsumomiji on Tue at Seattle Japanese Garden, and Edmonds Museum Scarecrow Festival Contest on Wed. 13 are free.
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The Scarecrow festival is a family-friendly event that allows local residents and businesses to show off their scarecrows! It’s a fun event for the community, it fosters ties between businesses, residents, customers, art
Join us for Hatsumomiji (初紅葉) – the beloved tradition of appreciating nature’s art. Each day brings out more colors to the Seattle Japanese Garden during this time of year, creating a breathtaking view. Hastumomiji activ
The Scarecrow festival is a family-friendly event that allows local residents and businesses to show off their scarecrows! It’s a fun event for the community, it fosters ties between businesses, residents, customers, art
Join us for Hatsumomiji (初紅葉) – the beloved tradition of appreciating nature’s art. Each day brings out more colors to the Seattle Japanese Garden during this time of year, creating a breathtaking view. Hastumomiji activ
This fall, skip admission when you visit during regular hours on the first Wednesday of the month: September 2, October 7, and November 4. See you in the garden! While you’re there….Prowl around for a sneaky spider, a wi
Bring your little one to the beach — no matter what the Seattle weather is doing! Lil’ Diggers is indoor sand play for kids ages 0–5 at 4th Ave Beach in Georgetown. Kids can dig, build, explore and play in the sand while
The Scarecrow festival is a family-friendly event that allows local residents and businesses to show off their scarecrows! It’s a fun event for the community, it fosters ties between businesses, residents, customers, art
A FREE drop-in program! Looking for a dry, warm place to let your child play inside? Our tot gyms are full of toys, mats, and slides. Must register for a Quick Card at the front desk on your first visit. No food or drink
Join us for Hatsumomiji (初紅葉) – the beloved tradition of appreciating nature’s art. Each day brings out more colors to the Seattle Japanese Garden during this time of year, creating a breathtaking view. Hastumomiji activ
Friday, October 9, 2026, 11am – 12:30pm Come build your nature skills at this program for all families! Location Link : Broadview Branch Registration Required : Registration is not required. Detailed Description : Every
The Scarecrow festival is a family-friendly event that allows local residents and businesses to show off their scarecrows! It’s a fun event for the community, it fosters ties between businesses, residents, customers, art
A FREE drop-in program! Looking for a dry, warm place to let your child play inside? Our tot gyms are full of toys, mats, and slides. Must register for a Quick Card at the front desk on your first visit. No food or drink
Join us for Hatsumomiji (初紅葉) – the beloved tradition of appreciating nature’s art. Each day brings out more colors to the Seattle Japanese Garden during this time of year, creating a breathtaking view. Hastumomiji activ
The Scarecrow festival is a family-friendly event that allows local residents and businesses to show off their scarecrows! It’s a fun event for the community, it fosters ties between businesses, residents, customers, art
We are currently planning our 2026 Children’s classes to occur every second Saturday April – October from 10-11 am. Free garden classes every 2nd Saturday from April – October: A great chance for families and adults to l
Join us for Hatsumomiji (初紅葉) – the beloved tradition of appreciating nature’s art. Each day brings out more colors to the Seattle Japanese Garden during this time of year, creating a breathtaking view. Hastumomiji activ
Autumn is officially apple season! Come and celebrate the abundance of the Fall harvest and join us in the garden, and in the kitchen, for this hands-on family camp hosted by Tilth Alliance. In our 90 minutes together, w
Join King County to celebrate the purchase of Skyway Park Bowl as the future home of Skyway’s community center! Skyway Park Bowl Community Celebration October 10, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. With the Skyway Rec Aides at Dimmit Mid
Youth participants explore Kubota Garden as a living ecosystem—discovering its history, purpose, plants, and animals through hands-on observation, data collecting and drawing. In doing so, they become young ambassadors a
Puget Area Paperfolding Enthusiasts Roundtable or P.A.P.E.R. is returning to the Garden 11:00am – 2:00pm on October 10 for an early autumn origami workshop. Volunteer origami instructors will lead instruction on introduc
SAVE THE DATE: THIRD PLACE ART WALK (TPAW) & MORE ON OCTOBER 10! Join The Vulpine, Emerald Dragon Games, Seattle Built and neighbors on Saturday, October 10, 2026 for a family-friendly afternoon celebrating art, creativi
The Scarecrow festival is a family-friendly event that allows local residents and businesses to show off their scarecrows! It’s a fun event for the community, it fosters ties between businesses, residents, customers, art
Join us for Hatsumomiji (初紅葉) – the beloved tradition of appreciating nature’s art. Each day brings out more colors to the Seattle Japanese Garden during this time of year, creating a breathtaking view. Hastumomiji activ
Sidequest lists 62 events in Seattle for Oct 9–Oct 11. Highlights include Kaleidoscope Play and Learn / Ku ciyaarista iyo barashada qalabka Kaleidoscope-ka on Fri at spl.org, Story Time with Seattle Botanic Gardens on Fri, and Trout Fishing Derby on Fri.
There are 49 free events in Seattle this week, including Story Time with Seattle Botanic Gardens on Tue, Edmonds Museum Scarecrow Festival Contest on Tue, and Northgate Tot Drop In Gym on Tue at Northgate Community Center. The Free page lists them all.
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