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Outdoor Movies
Ready the popcorn, pull out the lawn chairs, unfurl those picnic blankets—free outdoor movies are back. Bring the family to Cascade Playground (333 Pontius Ave N) for Friday night screenings of Wonder Woman (July 6), Coco (July 20), and Wall-E (July 27). Movies include pre-show music, as well as popcorn and snow cones on offer. For those 21 and older, try Seattle Outdoor Cinema at the South Lake Union Discovery Center (101 Westlake Ave N), where a beer garden, food trucks, and movies Jurassic Park (July 21) and Black Panther (August 25) keep crowds entertained on select Saturday nights. Movie seating at both parks opens at 6pm.
MOHAI Maker Days
If you’re looking for a hands-on afternoon, check out the Museum of History & Industry’s (860 Terry Ave N) Maker Days. This drop-in event lets kids of all ages (and the young at heart) explore their creative side with DIY projects like book making, strawberry DNA extraction, and three-dimensional printing. Event entry is included with MOHAI admission and takes place the last Saturday of the month from noon to 3pm.