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Lake Hills Greenbelt Ranger Walk
A free Saturday ranger-led walk through Bellevue's Lake Hills Greenbelt. Families can enjoy an easy one-mile walk while learning about seasonal plants, local habitats, and the Larsen Lake area. Famzzi parent note: this was a great educational walk for a 9-year-old; kids under 5 may need extra encouragement, snacks, or a carrier because the walk can feel long. Space is limited, so register early through Bellevue Parks.
Exotics at Redmond Town Center Weekly Car Show
A free, weather-dependent Saturday morning gathering of exotic and very rare cars at Redmond Town Center. Families can stroll the center and see sports cars, classics, and specialty vehicles up close. Upcoming 2026 specialty days include June 13 Retro Car Day, July 11 Italian Car Day, and August 29 British Car Day. No shows July 18, August 1, or August 15. The organizer does not require registration, so register with Famzzi to save this plan and keep your family outing organized.
Kelsey Creek Farm Animal Viewing
A free Bellevue farm outing where families can visit the barnyard area and see farm animals during public viewing hours. This is not a structured program, but it is one of the easiest reliable free outings for younger kids near Bellevue.
Marymoor Park Free Outdoor Concert
Marymoor Park hosts free community concerts and events throughout summer in its famous 40-acre concert meadow. Bring a blanket, pack a picnic, and enjoy live music under the stars with the whole family.
Bellevue Youth Symphony Free Open Rehearsal
Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra invites families to attend free open rehearsals several times per year. Watch talented young musicians aged 8-18 prepare their concert program. A wonderful free introduction to classical music for kids.
Issaquah Salmon Days Festival
Beloved annual festival celebrating the return of wild Chinook salmon to Issaquah Creek. Watch live salmon in the hatchery, enjoy live music across three stages, kids craft booths, a parade, food vendors, and a 5K run. Completely free to attend.

Ranger-led Hike at Lewis Creek Park
A free ranger-led walk exploring the natural and cultural history of Lewis Creek Park. Families look for signs of wildlife, compare different habitats, and learn how to observe nature safely. The hike is under 1.5 miles; dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes. Pre-registration is required for all attendees.

Late Lake Loop at Larsen Lake
A free evening walk around Larsen Lake with Bellevue Parks. Families experience the park after sunset, learn about nighttime wildlife activity, and practice careful observation on an easy loop. Bring a flashlight, dress for the weather, and register each attendee in advance.