Places to Go - Things to Do
Lists of Local Events -
Events & Fairs - Museums -
Parks & Zoos - The Arts - Sports
Northwest Baby and Child Online
This online Northwest Baby and Child includes features and monthly events and classes for western Washington. Look for print copies at your library.
Visit Olympia - Olympia
Find out what’s happening in Olympia. You can look up events by date or by type.
Capital Lakefair - Olympia
Capital Lakefair opens on Wednesday, July 18 and runs through Sunday, July 22, 2007, closing with a fireworks display over Capital Lake at 10 p.m.
Funbeach.com - Long Beach Peninsula
Click here to see what’s happening on the Long Beach Peninsula all summer: places to go, things to do, and festivals to enjoy.
Grays Harbor County Fair - Elma
The Grays Harbor County Fair opens on Wednesday, August 8 and runs through Sunday, August 12, 2007.
Lacey Spring Fun Fair
Two days of FUN for families and young people of all ages!
Mason County Fair & Rodeo - Shelton
The Mason County Fair and Rodeo opens on Friday, July 27 and runs through Sunday, July 29, 2007.
Pacific County Fair - Menlo
The Pacific County Fair opens on Wednesday, August 22 and runs through Saturday, August 25, 2007.
Puyallup Fair - Puyallup
The Puyallup Fair opens on Friday, September 7 and runs through Wednesday, September 23, 2007.
Sand in the City - Olympia
240 tons of sand will descend upon the Port Plaza in Olympia, to be transformed by sand sculptors. This art event opens on Friday, August 24 and runs through Sunday, August 26, 2007.
Southwest Washington Fair - Chehalis
The Southwest Washington Fair opens on Tuesday, August 14, and runs through Sunday, August 19, 2007. Also lists some events at the fairgrounds earlier in the year.
Thurston County Fair - Lacey
The Thurston County Fair opens on Wednesday, August 1 and runs through Sunday, August 5, 2007.
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture - Seattle
Located on the campus of the University of Washington, The Burke Museum showcases the natural and cultural history of the Pacific Northwest.
Experience Music Project - Seattle
Experience music at this museum located at the Seattle Center. The site offers info about exhibits and events, as well as interviews with artists and bands, and updates on volunteering opportunities
Hands On Children’s Museum - Olympia
There’s plenty to see and do at this science and art museum in downtown Olympia.
Lewis County Historical Museum
A children's hands-on exhibit area features a mercantile store, old time kitchen, and an activity table.
Mount Saint Helen’s National Volcanic Monument - Castle Rock
Visit the site of Mount Saint Helen, scene of a massive volcanic eruption on May 18, 1980.
Museum of Glass - Tacoma
The Museum of Glass illuminates trends in contemporary art as expressed in glass.
Pacific Science Center - Seattle
Interactive exhibits, a starry-eyed planetarium, live science demonstrations, and T-REX MOVING AROUND make the Pacific Science Center an exciting place to visit.
Seattle Art Museum
SAM offers a variety of creative activities designed for kids ages 3–12 and their parents/guardians.
Washington State Capital Museum - Olympia
The State Capital Museum is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the political and cultural history of Washington state.
Washington State History Museum -Tacoma
High-tech displays, historical artifacts, and interactive exhibits make Washington state history come alive.
Westport Maritime Museum - Westport
Westport salutes its history of whaling and other seafaring life.
World Kite Museum and Hall of Fame - Long Beach
The World Kite Museum celebrates the achievements and magic of kiting world wide, and seeks to educate young and old about the role kites play in science, arts, religion, and sport.
Chehalis-Centralia Railroad
Visit Thomas the Tank Engine and other hard working locomotives.
Fort Clatsop National Memorial - Astoria, Oregon
The Lewis and Clark Expedition spent the winter of 1805-1806 at this location. Visitors can see the recreated fort as well as the canoe landing and salt works.
Fort Vancouver Historic Site - Vancouver
Take a tour of the recreated Fort Vancouver, the Northwest outpost of the Hudson Bay Trading Company. You’ll see living history demonstrations in the Blacksmith shop, Carpenter Shop, and, during the summer, the Kitchen. Archeology-focused tours are also available.
Mount Rainier National Park - near Ashford
The Mountain’s always out when you visit to hike, camp, cross-country ski, or just admire the view.
Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad - Elbe
All aboard for a steam train ride through the foothills of Mount Rainier!
Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge
Walk the trails and see ducks, songbirds, raptors, and more birds and animals in this 3,000 acre wildlife refuge.
Northwest Trek - Eatonville
Visit habitats of owls, eagles, wolves, bobcats, and many more animals living in this wildlife park. A tour tram takes visitors through an open roaming area for elk, moose, deer, bighorn sheep, bison, caribou, and more. The park offers special events throughout the summer: check for updates.
Olympia Farmers Market
Home grown food, hand crafted arts, flowers, music, and people make the Olympia Farmers Market the place to be.
Olympic National Forest - headquarters in Olympia
Find out where to hike, camp, boat, and swim in this 632,000 acre forest.
Olympic National Park near Port Angeles
Glaciers, snowy mountains, wild ocean coasts, and rain forests—it’s all here in the Olympic National Park.
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium - Tacoma
Sea horses, polar bears, tropical fish, penquins, sharks, tiny poison dart frogs - they’re all here!
Wild Waves Enchanted Village
Wolf Haven - Thurston County
Learn about wolves at this unique wildlife park. Join in every Saturday evening, June 21 through September 13, for Saturday Evenings Howl-Ins: wolves, music, storytelling, conservation, and arts and crafts. (There will be no Howl-In on Saturday, August 30.)
Woodland Park Zoo
Woodland Park Zoo offers educational experiences for children and teens including Bug Club, and Zoo U.
Ilwaco ArtsWalk
Missoula Children’s Theater
A traveling children’s theater “helping kids reach a new stage”. Find upcoming performances and venues by clicking on tour schedule, USA, then the Washington state icon.
Olympia ArtsWalk
Experience visual and performing arts in over 100 businesses by hundreds of artists every fourth Friday/Saturday in April and first Friday in October. Special features include hands-on family activities, demonstrations and impromtu street performances.
Olympia Family Theater
Theater for young audiences that challenges and entertains.
Procession of the Species
Created by the community for the community the Procession of the Species Celebration is a joyous, artistic pageant, embracing the languages of art, music and dance to inspire learning, appreciation and protection of the natural world.
Stories in the Park, Stories in the dark
This annual Olympia summer event begins with family-oriented stories and later turns spooky after the intermission.
Timberland Regional Library
Programs, story times, and activities for children at the library.
Washington Center for the Performing Arts
Presents a variety of performing artists, musicians, magicians, etc. including an annual presentation of the Nutcracker ballet.
Seattle Mariners
Click here for the M’s game schedule, standings, and news.
Seattle Seahawks
Click here for the Seahawk's football game schedule, standings, and news.
Seattle Sounders
Soccer fans will find all the latest at the home team’s site.
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