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      The Slime Run

      The Slime Run 5K – 55% Off

      Get slimed as you make your way along a 5K path rife with slippery obstacles

      Carnation

      $56 $25

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      The Slime Run 5K – 55% Off

      The Slime Run

      Carnation

      Get slimed as you make your way along a 5K path rife with slippery obstacles

      $56 $25

      70% Off Horseback-Riding Lessons

      Treadstone Equestrian Center

      Duvall

      Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you

      $50 $15

      Up to 59% Off Yoga Classes in Sammamish

      Urban Oasis Yoga & Wellness

      Sammamish

      Expansive mind-body wellness center hosts more than 35 yoga classes per week in seven traditions, including Power Vinyasa and beginners yoga

      $125 $59

      Up to 50% Off Batting Cages at Sammamish Baseball Academy

      Sammamish Baseball Academy

      Redmond

      Players practice their swings in full-size, individual batting cages, some of which have ATEC pitching machines

      $75 $37.50

      94% Off MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass

      MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass

      Multiple Locations

      Instructors encourage full-body results in a variety of fitness classes supplemented by a success guide and nutritional coaching

      $350 $20

      80% Off Semi-Private Personal Training

      The Chris Meredith Method

      Redmond

      Intense, semi-private workouts sculpt muscles and burns calories with TRX bands, medicine balls, and support from experienced trainers

      $300 $59

      Up to 80% Off at Redmond Bikram Yoga

      Redmond Bikram Yoga

      Downtown Redmond

      Inside a heated studio, instructors lead students through 26 poses and 2 breathing exercises that help bring healing to the body and mind

      $90 $20

      53% Off Martial Arts

      Elite Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Of Redmond

      South Redmond

      Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you

      $130 $61

      Up to 71% Off Boot Camp or Gym Access at Snap Fitness

      Snap Fitness

      Redmond

      Workout with skilled, motivating trainers or tone muscle with full access to treadmills, weight machines and dumbbells

      $125 $49

      Up to 66% Off CrossFit at CrossFit PTV

      CrossFit PTV

      Southeast Redmond

      CrossFit classes use functional movements during high-intensity workouts to test and improve stamina, strength, and speed

      $100 $39

      SHAKTI Vinyasa Yoga – Up to 51% Off Classes

      SHAKTI Vinyasa Yoga

      Multiple Locations

      60-75, and 90-minute workouts laced with yogic philosophy stretch both body and mind

      $88 $44

      Up to 57% Off Kids' or Adults' Painting Workshops

      Museo Art Academy

      Multiple Locations

      Children dine on pizza before working on creative art projects; adults sip wine or beer while painting 11"x14" stretched canvases

      $29 $14

      Up to 59% Off Women's Fitness Classes

      Kaia FIT Redmond

      Redmond

      Women-only fitness program combines cross-training, yoga, morning runs/walks, and nutrition planning with a focus on teamwork.

      $169 $69

      Up to 63% Off Batting Practice

      Double Play Sports Complex

      Sammamish Valley

      Baseball and softball players perfect their swings in this 9,600-square-foot facility staffed by college and professional players

      $25 $12

      Up to 51% Off Glass-Blowing Class for One or Two

      Redmond School of Glass

      Southeast Redmond

      Professional artists guide students through each step of crafting a glass float or ornament, starting with blowing molten glass

      $60 $35

      50% Off Dance Lessons

      Eastside Stomp

      Redmond

      Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you

      $50 $25

      Gold's Gym Northwest – Up to 91% Off Membership

      Gold's Gym Northwest

      Multiple Locations

      Advanced equipment fortifies physiques; certified coaches lead hot-yoga and high-intensity interval-training sessions

      $318 $29.99

      Up to Half Off Children's-Indoor-Playground Passes

      HappyNest Play Centers

      Downtown Redmond

      Two specialized play areas entertain children from newborns to 7-year-olds with toys, ball pits, crafts, and activities

      $36 $18

      39% Off Summer Camp at Spectrum Academy

      Spectrum Academy

      Summer camp

      In the afternoon class, running from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., kids participate in activities that boost brain development and socialization

      $140 $85

      Up to 52% Off Go-Karting at K1 Speed

      K1 Speed

      Redmond

      Eco-friendly electric karts; speeds up to 45 mph; collection of racing memorabilia on display

      $91.96 $44

      50% Off Class at Sammamish Rowing Association

      Sammamish Rowing Association

      Viewpoint

      Groups tone muscles and build camaraderie while paddling sleek rowing shells over Lake Sammamish's waters

      $50 $25

      Up to 52% Off Wine Tasting from Tres Hombres Wine Group

      Tres Hombres Wine Group

      Woodinville

      Taste a dozen or more red or white wines from three area wineries in one sitting

      $30 $15

      Up to 59% Off Gymnastics Summer Camp

      The Gymnastics Connection

      Woodinville

      Kids vault, swing from bars, tumble on mats, and balance on beams in a fun, non-competitive environment

      $171 $70

      51% Off a Kayak Tour from Outdoor Adventure Center

      The Outdoor Adventure Center

      Multiple Locations

      Paddlers embark to and from Redhook Brewery, or on the sea around Lopez Island; a class teaches the basics of kayaking before a river tour

      $79 $39

      Up to 50% Off Sports Clinics at Rijo Athletics

      Rijo Athletics

      North Creek

      Coaches boost athletic speed and agility with strength training regimens for sports including soccer, football, baseball, and golf

      $200 $109

      Up to 51% Off an Aerial-Adventure-Park Visit

      Adventura

      Tourist District

      Scale a 50-foot cargo net, balance atop aerial challenges, and zoom down a zipline

      $100 $49

      Up to 57% Off Batting-Cage Rental

      Northshore Sports Complex

      North Industrial

      In netted cages, players practice pitching or take swings at dimpled baseballs or softballs lobbed by pitching machines

      $27 $13

      Up to 39% Off Tastings at Dirty Bucket Brewing Co.

      Dirty Bucket Brewing Co.

      Woodinville

      Sample five of the nanobrewery's rotating variety of beers, then take one home in a growler

      $37.76 $23

      Up to 76% Off at NorthShore MMA

      NorthShore MMA

      Valley Industrial

      Cardio kickboxing and Brazilian jiujitsu classes offer intensive workouts while building on skills and techniques

      $100 $29

      50% Off PADI Open Water Diver Certification Course

      Bubbles Below

      Downtown Woodinville

      Course combines classroom learning with dives to certify participants to dive without a professional

      $599 $299

      Up to 50% Off Wine Tasting at Three Boutique Wineries

      Finn Hill Winery, Convergence Zone Cellars, & Kaella Winery

      Finn Hill Winery

      Wine made with Washington grapes; tastings held on Saturdays between noon and 5 p.m.

      $20 $10

      Up to Half Off Classical French Cooking Class

      Edge of Seattle Cooking

      Cottage Lake

      Prepare a three-course French meal with traditional dishes such as moules marinieres and poulet oscar during BYOB class

      $150 $79

      41% Off Painting Event with Wine

      Corks and Canvas Events

      Multiple Locations

      Learn how to re-create a painting of your choice during art events held at wineries, bars, and a brewery

      $45 $26.50

      Up to 58% Off Wine Totes and Tasting

      Piccola Wine Company

      Warehouse Winery District

      Easy-to-transport totes hold the equivalent of two bottles of wine

      $48 $20

      Up to 52% Off a Vodka-Distillery Trip

      Soft Tail Spirits

      Woodinville Tourist District

      Craft distillery gathers grape pressings from local wineries for Italian-style brandy (grappa) and crafts vodka from Washington apples

      $30 $15

      Up to 94% Off Membership at Gold's Gym

      Gold's Gym

      Multiple Locations

      Advanced cardio and strength-training equipment fortifies physiques, and guests pedal and punch in famous gym's group-fitness classes

      $250 $19

      45% Off Martial-Arts Lessons

      West Family Martial Arts, Llc

      North Industrial

      Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you

      $606 $333

      Up to 55% Off Wine Tastings at Four Woodinville Wineries

      Woodinville Wine Tastings

      Woodinville Warehouse Wineries

      Guests visit 4 wineries within walking distance of each other, sampling 5 pours at each

      $99 $49

      Up to 45% Off Standup Comedy

      Laughs Comedy Spot

      Totem Lake

      While comics perform, audiences sip signature cocktails and nosh on burgers, nachos, and pasta

      $50 $30

      Up to 51% Off Session at Puget Sound Croquet Club

      Puget Sound Croquet Club

      Highlands

      Players of all skill levels traverse turf courses to practice the fun sport of croquet

      $50 $25

      Up to 50% Off Wine Tasting at Waving Tree Winery

      Waving Tree Winery

      Totem Lake

      Small groups sample seven different wines inside a cozy tasting room; includes take-home bottle

      $30 $15

      Up to 53% Off Standup-Paddleboard Rental

      Northwest Paddle Surfers

      Multiple Locations

      Two hours of paddling across Lake Washington’s crystalline waters on a standup board

      $40 $20

      Up to 50% Off at Pump It Up

      Pump It Up

      Multiple Locations

      Kids play on an inflatable playground with bounce houses, tall slides, and obstacle courses during open jump sessions or summer camps

      $42 $21

      Up to 87% Off Martial Arts at Elite Martial Arts of Kirkland

      Elite Martial Arts of Kirkland

      Totem Lake

      Students learn martial arts in family classes; uniform included

      $150 $20

      Up to 70% Off at The Ashram Yoga

      The Ashram Yoga

      North Rose Hill

      Beginners & veterans alike further their yoga practice in seven styles, including meditative yin, hot power Vinyasa, and kids' yoga

      $120 $43

      Up to 80% Off Boot-Camp Classes at Embody Health

      Embody Health

      South Juanita

      Burn fat and build muscle in these challenging 30-minute boot-camp classes

      $97 $19

      68% Off a Golf-Swing Analysis in Kirkland

      Swing Doctors

      Kirkland

      State-of-the-art video-analysis software unpacks golf swings to target areas for improvement

      $120 $39

      Up to 72% Off Adult or Kids Yoga Classes at Be One Yoga

      Be One Yoga

      Totem Lake

      Adult yoga classes such as hot vinyasa or yoga for kids 3–6 or 6–9

      $140 $39

      Up to 55% Off Trampolining in Kirkland

      SkyMania! Trampolines

      Totem Lake

      9,000 square feet of trampolines & foam pits let visitors jump, flip & burn calories; evening events serve pizza & water

      $20 $9

      Union Hill-Novelty Hill Scene

      Heart of Glass: Glassblowing in Seattle

      The Northwest is home to a thriving art glass movement, launched largely by Dale Chihuly, a glass artist known for his colorful and large-scale sculptures, and for co-founding the Pilchuck School for glassblowing outside Seattle. Visitors who possess even a passing interest in glass art owe themselves a visit to the area’s several museums and galleries dedicated to the form, where Chihuly’s work stands tall alongside a new generation of glass blowers. The Museum of Glass, 30 minutes south in Tacoma, is a great place to start the journey. Kids and adults alike flock first to the Hot Shop – “hot shop” is glass-speak for a studio with kilns for glass – which hosts an ever-changing roster of artists. Along with their assistants, these skilled workers blow glass before an audience, while a museum guide narrates the process and takes questions from the crowd. The general takeaway: Shaping molten glass into usable or beautiful forms is dangerous, physically demanding and time-consuming, but ultimately a fun team effort that produces exquisite results. Outside the hot shop, revolving gallery exhibits display work from around the globe, and the well-stocked gift shop markets everyday glasswares and topical books on the subject. Next up is Chihuly Garden and Glass, opened on a large patch of land in Seattle, directly west of The Space Needle. The museum and gardens showcase Chihuly’s work, organized thematically in all its varied forms. There are sea shapes, Native American displays and a room whose central focus is a clear ceiling topped with dozens and dozens of overturned vases in bright colors. Eventually, the gallery leads guests outdoors to a glasshouse of floral shapes and a garden walk where spiky flora and fauna in splashy colors protrude from or blend in with plant life. Want to try your hand at the art yourself? Seattle Glassblowing Studio offers guidance for one-time experiences as well as multi-week classes from its downtown hot shop. Or perhaps you want to see it up close and personal, and then go home with a gift? Try Glasshouse Studio or Avalon Glassworks in West Seattle, both of which combine gallery shopping with onsite glassblowing demonstrations. Glassy Baby, a boutique glass blower that makes dozens of colors of decorative glass candleholders also operates a hot shop and store in Seattle’s Madrona neighborhood. Shoppers can feel good about their purchases, since the company gives 10% of the revenue from glass product sales to philanthropic organizations that focus on cancer and other healthcare issues.
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      Don't Wait for Free First Thursdays: Other Ways to Visit Seattle-area Museums for Free

      Seattle’s Free First Thursday is an excellent local institution: most museums in the area offer free admission and extended hours on the first Thursday of the month. That is, however, a relatively small window of opportunity. Fortunately, it’s not the only one. There are many more days and ways to access free art, culture and history throughout the month. Visit the local library Already a source for free books, movies, music and information, several local library systems are also helping patrons access museums for free. The Seattle Public Library allows cardholders to reserve free passes to museums like the Seattle Art Museum, Henry Art Gallery, Wing Luke Museum and more. The program even includes some Seattle venues – like the Experience Music Project and Seattle Aquarium – that do not participate in Free First Thursday, making the library pass one of the few ways to access them for free. Passes are issued for a single specific day and can be reserved up to 30 days in advance. The King County Library System offers free passes to the Bellevue Arts Museum, KidsQuest Children’s Museum and Washington State History Museum. Passes are good for up to two adults and four children and can be used any time within a week of being issued. For those in the south end, the Pierce County Library System provides free passes to the Museum of Glass, Tacoma Art Museum and Washington State History Museum. Unlike the prior two programs, which can provide passes online, cardholders will need to visit a specific local branch to participate in this free program. The details can be found on the library system’s website. Visit on other days Many museums offer additional free days, or special days for specific populations. In addition to Free First Thursday, the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific Experience offers free third Saturdays and the Northwest African American Museum adds the second Thursday as a free day. The Seattle Asian Art Museum opens for free again on the second Thursday from 5-9pm. The Seattle Asian Art Museum is also free for families on the first Saturday, and for seniors on the first Friday. Seniors can spend their first Friday free at the Seattle Art Museum, too. Always free A couple local museums are always free. One can take a stroll through the Olympic Sculpture Park for free 365 days a year. On many weekends, there are even free guided tours. The exhibitions of the Frye Museum on Capitol Hill are always free, as are many – if not most – of its lectures, film screenings and tours. Want more ways to explore the city? Check out our deals for things to do in Seattle.
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      Get Back to Nature with These Seattle Parks and Hiking Trails

      Seattleites are fortunate to live in a naturally beautifully city, with mountain and water vistas to enjoy around every corner. However, even in such a lovely urban setting, one occasionally needs to leave the city behind and get back to nature, and Seattle offers its citizens many spots even within the city proper to do just that. On the north side, Carkeek Park has the standard elements of a city park (picnic tables, a playground), but wander past the mowed meadows into the hiking trails for a more bucolic experience. The South Ridge and Hillside Trail are a lovely ramble through the forested area of the park. Keep an eye out for wood sorrel (pictured above), Pacific blackberries, thimbleberries, Siberian miner’s lettuce (pictured below) and other native plants. To the west end of the park, one can take the elevated bridge over the train tracks down to the beach, although keep in mind the beach is generally less secluded than the hiking trails are. Heading south, the connected Ravenna and Cowan Parks provide four and a half miles of hiking trails that, for the most part, seem quite removed from their location within the busy University District and Roosevelt Neighborhood. Entering the hiking trails from the East side near the playfields, one soon enters the quiet of the wooded ravine, with its Bigleaf maple, Douglas Fir and Western Redcedar trees. Discovery Park in Magnolia, like Carkeek, offers visitors both miles of forested trails and beach access. The main Loop Trail is almost three miles, and takes the hiker from open meadow to forest to bluffs overlooking the sound. For those interested in wildlife, this diversity of ecosystems means an opportunity to see marine mammals like harbor seals and a wide variety of birds (stop by the Education Center to pick up the park checklist, which features the 270 species that have been seen at the park). In South Seattle, Lakeridge Park (formerly Deadhorse Canyon) is a small slice of wilderness within the surrounding urban environment. Set back from Rainier Ave, the hiking trails bring the hiker to the cool ravine around Taylor Creek and away from the busyness of that major thoroughfare. The park has benefited from major restoration efforts over the years, and now is again home to many ferns, salmonberry bushes, and more native flora. Too much rain to explore the forests today? Check out more things to do around Seattle.
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