What’s On in Blaine: Upcoming Community Events & Meetings

What’s On in Blaine: Upcoming Community Events & Meetings

Hi Blaine neighbors—this is Noah Olson bringing you a guide to what’s happening around town today and in the near future. Whether you’re interested in community meetings, family fun, or arts and culture, there’s something for everyone.

Local Events Happening Soon

Planning Commission Meeting

A meeting of Blaine’s Planning Commission is scheduled for Wednesday, September 9, 2026, 7:00–9:00 PM in the City Council Chambers. The public is welcome to attend and provide input on local land use and planning issues. Meeting agendas and details are posted online prior to the session.

Movie in the Park: Finding Nemo

Bring a blanket and enjoy a showing of Finding Nemo at the Blaine Wetland Sanctuary on Saturday, September 19. It’s a perfect evening event for families—free to attend, with the show starting around dusk. Activities often begin beforehand.

Oktoberfest & Fall Craft Fair

Experience food, live music, artisan booths, and traditional celebrations on October 3 at Town Square Drive NE. The fall craft fair runs alongside Oktoberfest—ideal for finding local handmade gifts and enjoying autumn vibes.

Flashlight Pumpkin Hunt & Dance

Get into the Halloween spirit on October 23 with a flashlight pumpkin hunt and dance event at Town Square Drive NE. Family-friendly and festive—kids should bring their flashlights!

Prince & Princess Party

Perfect for young royal fans—dress up and join the fun on November 7 at 10801 Town Square Drive NE. Expect music, photos, snacks, and maybe even a meet-and-greet with princes and princesses.

Today’s Highlights

Right now, the city calendar also lists a local recycling schedule adjustment—check whether your zone’s pickup has shifted, especially due to nearby holidays.

Also on today’s schedule: regular MAYC programs like Readers’ Choice Book Club, ukulele classes, and card games like Int 500. Many of these happen in community centers and are perfect ways to spend an afternoon or evening.

Tips for Staying in the Loop

  • Visit the City of Blaine’s official calendar or “Blaine Events” page to see up-to-date listings and location details.
  • Follow Blaine’s Parks & Recreation department and city hall on social media—they often post reminders and weather-related updates.
  • Sign up for email alerts or calendar subscriptions so you get notified when something new pops up.

If you want a specific kind of event—music, sports, kid-friendly, etc.—let me know and I’ll pull together those picks next.