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When it comes to Mother’s Day, you could go the traditional route of flowers and lunch. Then you will spend two hours waiting to get a table at a chain restaurant, or you can reserve a spot for a special Brunch Cruise on Lake Union and Lake Washington.
If you are looking for something unexpected to do in celebration of Mother’s Day, grab tickets to see Comedy Improv at Pike Place Market this weekend. Bring your special lady to watch comedians shoot off hilarious jokes throughout the night. The show begins on Sunday at 7:00 PM and will have you rolling in the floor laughing. Don’t forget to purchase flowers to show your appreciation to the most influential woman in your life.
Mother’s Day is that special time of year when you can show your appreciation to the most important woman in your life. Pick up your mom in a 2015 INFINITI QX60 and whisk her away on a scenic train ride. Don’t forget to buy some flowers before you show up!
Nothing says glitz and glam like a Parisian-inspired burlesque show. Opening on May 9th at the Can Can theatre located at the Pike Place Market in Seattle, Washington, the cabaret show Bananas is guaranteed to entertain you all night. What could possibly be a better date?
When it comes to high-brow, upscale events, nothing can top the Opera. Featuring striking visuals, Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida has come to McCaw Hall in Seattle. Directed by Francesca Zambello, tickets start at $49 and go up to $129. The performance runs until May 18, 2018, so there is plenty of time to show up in the proper ride.
For almost 100 years, the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival has been mesmerizing visitors with its stunning views. Featuring a food fair, carnival, arts and crafts, and several parades, there is no shortage of things to do until May 6th. All ages are welcome, and there are 25 rides and games to keep you and your family entertained.
It’s almost halfway through the work week and if you haven’t made arrangements for this Friday and Saturday - it’s time to start planning. The Washington State Fair is taking place in Puyallup this weekend and a brand new attraction is coming to the Paulhamus Arena. The Cirque Ma’Ceo Equestrian Stunt Show is a one-of-a-kind display featuring stunts, daring acrobatics, and live singing - all on horseback. You will not want to miss this family-friendly event, and with the 2018 INFINITI Q50, you won’t have to.
It’s been 27 years since Bellevue was first recognized as Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation. Residents and local organizations will gather at Lewis Creek Park on April 21 to celebrate the town's long-term commitment to environmental stewardship. Eco-demonstrations and free activities will be available for participants to journey through while collecting stamps on their “passport†from an official ranger.
Unleash your inner child inside TOYTOPIA this weekend at the Washington History Museum in Tacoma. This temporary exhibit will be on view through June 10, 2018, and you aren’t going to want to miss it. From the world’s largest Etch-A-Sketch that stands 8-feet tall to a fully working retro arcade to the interactive LEGO wall and play area: this traveling display promises hours of fun for adults and kids alike.
Saturday night is just a few short hours away and if you don’t have plans already in place - consider checking out Robin Thicke’s performance at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma. You still have time to grab tickets (and call a sitter) before the Grammy nominated American-Canadian singer takes the stage at 8:30 PM.
