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Parades, road races, street fairs, open-air concerts, and the world’s largest bowl of chili keep family fun trucking well after dark. (8/21/15 to 8/22/15 Pullman / Southeast)
A-list bands,movie screenings, comedy acts, visual arts, and more headline at the 74-acre Seattle Center. (9/4/15 to 9/7/15 Seattle / Metro Seattle)
More than 1 million fair-goers enjoy rides, food, and entertainment at one of the largest fairs in the country. (9/11/15 to 9/27/15 Puyallup / Metro Seattle)
Watch pilots from around the region inflate their hot air balloons and launch into the sky. (9/25/15 to 9/27/15 Prosser / Wine Country)
Don lederhosen and partake in German-themed fun at this Bavarian hamlet. (Weekends 10/2/15 to 10/17/15 Leavenworth / North Central)
This celebration, centered around the oldest living apple tree in the Northwest, features activities and games for children, fruit-tree pruning workshops, live music, and food. (10/3/15 to 10/5/15 Vancouver / The Gorge)
Savor sips from more than 120 wineries and bites from award-winning chefs. (11/13/15 to 11/14/15 Tulalip / Metro Seattle)
More than half a million lights turn Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium into a holiday display. See a scuba-diving Santa, or ride a camel. (11/28/15 to 1/4/16 Tacoma / Metro Seattle
In this Northwest tradition, a flotilla of brilliantly lit ships cruises along Elliott Bay and the lakes of Seattle, booming out carols. Various parks or aboard a boat. (Seattle / Metro Seattle)
With freshly fallen snow and a festive atmosphere, vintners pour samples of new and forthcoming releases. (12/4/15 to 12/6/15 Walla Walla / Wine Country)
Live music, fireworks, and entertainment(like a hypnotist and comedian) highlight this low-cost, alcohol-free, family-friendly New Year’s Eve celebration. ( 12/31/15 Pasco / Wine Country)
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