Family things to do in Bothell, WA tonight and this week

A Stray Kids fan meetup for Stays celebrating Pepero Day: games, Pepero, crafting, freebies, Stray Kids music and food. Kids welcome with an adult.

Family Pass option Wednesday and Friday mornings

A new indoor playground session at SGA Ballard for children from birth to 36 months.

A walking StoryWalk for people of all ages; free.

Drop-in play with bouncy toys and scooters

Hallway tables available for snacks/drinks Playroom toys, mats, and slides

Snacks allowed in hallway Indoor toys and play gear

Stories, songs, rhymes and full-body movement for babies up to 18 months, designed to build early literacy and social-emotional skills.

Outdoor workshop for parents and guardians of babies 18 months and under on plant safety and all-weather outdoor playdates. Free.

Tables and chairs in the hallway for snacks and drinks

Kids read, sing, move and rhyme, then have up to 15 minutes of playtime.

A casual coworking and accountability session for adults creating books, shows, games and other media for children. Bring your project; it starts with a short check-in, then focused work. Not a children's activity.

Coworking for people creating children's media, from books and shows to games, animation and podcasts.

Picture-book read-aloud by Island Books staff, geared toward ages 3 to 5 with all ages welcome. Free.

Free morning reading session for toddlers at Paper Boat Booksellers.

Nature-focused storytime for preschoolers and caregivers at the Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden, in 30-minute sessions. $12.

Drop in to play with educational toys, for newborns through age 8 with an adult. No registration needed.

Free Event. Pop by the museum to explore indigenous foods, traditions, & learn about the Military medics who price: Free

A homeschool field trip to a local rescue farm, part of a weekly co-op pod for academic enrichment and playtime.

Storytime for adults: silly picture books and short excerpts from serious adult books.

A drop-in space for middle and high schoolers to play games, do homework or make art, with free snacks. No registration needed.

LEGO Club: build a creation to meet a weekly challenge. All materials provided, so leave your own LEGO at home.

Teen Writing Group at Anacortes Public Library in Anacortes, Washington. The library was founded in 1911 in a Carnegie building that later became the Anacortes Museum, and its present building opened in 2003.

Teen hangout for ages 13 to 18 with a rotating schedule: study hall with a therapy dog, board games, crafts, and Nintendo Switch games.

Tweens ages 8 to 12 play games, do an art activity or just hang out. Drop in for part of the hour or stay the whole time.

Meet the farm's newest babies, usually including bunnies, and cozy up with them on the covered party pad.

Snuggle session with barn babies on the farm during baby season.

Dinner, then a choice of singing with the church choir, packing lunches for local school kids, or a family-friendly game or craft.

Bible-based Wednesday night program for children, with separate groups for kindergarten through 5th grade and for preschoolers age 2 through pre-K. Nursery care is offered for kids under two.

Bedtime stories and songs at the library: wear pajamas, bring a favorite stuffie, then stay for some unstructured art time. Ages 0 through 8 with an adult, siblings welcome; no registration needed.

Stories, music and movement for toddlers that nurture the urge to read, sometimes followed by playtime or an art activity.

Tables and chairs in the hallway for snacks and drinks

Children's books placed along a walking route at Lake Wilderness Arboretum, with Maple Valley Library. Free.

A preschool storytime led by Mitra, built around stories and songs, that may be followed by a play or art time.

A nine-week series for parents and caregivers of toddlers, exploring play, routines and ways to manage challenging behavior. Food is provided.

A family storytime that prepares young children for reading through stories and songs, plus creative activities that may follow.

Stories, music and movement that build toddlers' desire to read, sometimes followed by play or an art activity.

Family story time with stories, music, movement and rhymes that build early literacy skills. All ages welcome with an adult; no registration, but space is limited.

Family story time with stories, music and movement that build early literacy skills. All ages welcome with an adult; no registration required.

Stories, music and movement for toddlers that nurture the urge to read, sometimes followed by playtime or an art activity.

The Kaleidoscope Play & Learn English Playgroup: 1.5 hours of learning through play for children 0-5 and their caregivers, with toys, crafts, songs and storytime.

A preschool storytime that shares books and songs with young children, preparing them for the adventure of reading.

Rhymes, songs and bounces to share with your little one, and a chance to connect with other caregivers. Newborn to 24 months with a caregiver, siblings welcome; no registration needed.