- The list below includes 373 free or cheap things to do in or near Kirkland, Washington, including 91 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Bowling, Movie Theaters and National & State Parks.
- From Juanita Bay Park to Juanita Beach Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Kirkland and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Seattle, Poulsbo, Bellevue and Bremerton.
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Brunswick Majestic Lanes is a bowling alley that features 40 lanes, arcade games, a lounge, a snack bar, and a pro shop The arcade in the bowling alley includes billiards and video games.
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Lynndale Park offers patrons a wide range of recreational activities. There are athletic fields and a skate park. The park provides soccer fields, basketball courts and tennis courts. An amphitheater is also part of the park grounds.
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The Cinebarre Issaquah is a unique movie establishment that features the latest feature films. Guests can enjoy food and drink while taking in a film, and while the center is open to all ages, it caters to a more mature audience.
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Engels Pub is a bar that also features a skee ball machine, a pool table, and an electronic dartboard. The pub has a selection of draft beers available and holds karaoke nights periodically.
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Regal Issaquah 9 Theatre is a 12 screen movie theater that features stadium seating with leather rocking seats. The theater also has both IMAX and RPX auditoriums and shows 3D films.
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The 6 acre Martha Lake Park offers a fishing dock, a large playground for children, and boardwalks through the wetlands. Picnic tables are available, along with 3 picnic shelters that can be reserved.
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Featuring Northwestern painters, Cole Gallery offers a studio space for artists to display contemporary and realist pieces. Artists often host workshops that teach skills such as painting and drawing in this gallery space.
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A 1920s-era facility, Edmonds Theater is an independently owned movie theater featuring a single screen. The theater displays first-run feature films and offers an original balcony as well as a concession area with food and drinks.
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Located within a Carnegie Library, the Edmonds Historical Museum is a museum dedicated to displaying the history of the local area. The museum is maintained by the Edmonds Historical Society and is filled with numerous historical artifacts, exhibits, and documents.