What we’re about
Welcome to the Seattle Millennials and Gen Z Meetup group! We’re an active, inclusive community :)
If you’re on Meetup, you’re probably hoping to make friends. That’s great! You should fit right in! We’d love to meet you. Our main activity is our weekly happy hour where we grab drinks at a bar and chat. This can sometimes involve karaoke, boardgames, or minigolf. Currently, our weekly happy hour alternates between being on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday every week. We often have meetups on weekends as well. Our weekend activities have included hikes, kayaking, beach bonfires, festivals, wine tasting, and fruit picking. In addition to our official weekend meetups, many members will get together without an official meetup. For best results, show up to our weekly happy hour meetup and ask people about their plans for the weekend!
If you read our meetup’s name carefully, you’ll notice that our community is NOT strictly reserved for SINGLES!
That being said, if you ARE single, we ask that your primary motive at activities is to build new, lasting friendships. Members who are pushy or clingy or don’t give other members space will be asked to stop, then asked to leave. And it should go without saying that harassment (of any form) will not be tolerated.
We hope to see you soon!
Upcoming events
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Snow Queen Ballot
Edmonds Center for the Arts, 410 4th Ave N, Edmonds, Seattle, wa, USDescription
Step into a Winter Wonderland on December 26, 2025
At the Edmonds Center for the Arts, the world of Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved fairy tale comes alive in a breathtaking ballet by the Grand Kyiv Ballet. The Snow Queen is more than a performance—it’s an enchanting journey through shimmering landscapes of ice and snow, where love and courage triumph over darkness.
From the first notes of music by Grieg, Massenet, Mozart, and Vivaldi, you’ll be swept into a realm of magic:
- Gerda’s brave quest to rescue Kai from the spellbound palace of the Snow Queen.
- Whimsical encounters with forest fairies, mischievous trolls, and a comical snowman.
- Dazzling choreography and opulent costumes that sparkle like frost under winter moonlight.
This two-hour spectacle (with a 20-minute intermission) promises unforgettable emotions for all ages, blending romance, adventure, and the timeless beauty of classical ballet.
📍 Venue: Edmonds Center for the Arts, 410 4th Ave N, Edmonds, WA
🕔 Time: 5:00 PM
🎟 Tickets: $34–$88
Let the Snow Queen sweep you into her icy kingdom—where every pirouette glitters like a snowflake and every leap feels like a heartbeat of hope. Reserve your seat and make this holiday season truly magical!
Ticket
Buy ticket here
AudienceView Professional
Your choice on which ticket seat you want but I got G107.
Location
Edmonds Center for the Arts
410 Fourth Avenue North
Edmonds, WA 98020
Carpool
Please arrange carpools in the comments section.7 attendees
Sea Urchin and Sea Cucumber Foraging near Port Angeles
Location not specified yetDescription
Imagine a weekend escape to the serene shores of Port Angeles, where the thrill of foraging meets the beauty of nature. Picture yourself harvesting a bounty of sea urchins and sea cucumbers. This unique adventure offers a rare opportunity to gather sea urchins, which are best found during the winter months when the tides are low and later in the day.
As you explore the vibrant tidal pools and rocky outcrops, you’ll be immersed in the rich marine life that calls this bay home. The crisp, salty air and the gentle sound of waves create a perfect backdrop for this hands-on experience.
After a day of foraging, take a short trip to nearby Port Angeles. Here, you can stroll through charming streets, visit local shops, and enjoy fresh seafood at cozy restaurants. The town’s scenic views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca add to the allure of this coastal getaway.
Whether you’re a seasoned forager or a curious beginner, this weekend trip promises an unforgettable blend of adventure, relaxation, and discovery. 🌊🦀🌿
Airbnb spots and costs
We have 1 airbnb between 6 people. It'll be $130 each person for a spot. The spots will be first come/pay first serve. Deadline for refund is December 15th after which refunds are only possible if someone on the waitlist can take your spot.
Payment methods:
Make sure payment is for friends/family
Equipment to bring
- Headlamp
- License
- Waders
- Knife for cutting Sea Urchin
- Scissor or Urchin Cutters
- Gloves
- Change of Clothes
- Buckets/containers
- Food to share
- Things you want to bring to airbnb
Itinerary
- 1/1
- 2:00PM Drive to Harvest Location
- 6:20-8:20 Harvest
- 9:00PM Cook and Eat Hotpot at Airbnb.
- 1/2
- 9:00 AM Eat brunch at airbnb
- 10:00AM Shop at Port Angeles Downtown
- 1:00 PM Port Angeles Heritage Tour
- 4:00-6:00 PM Port Angeles Fine Arts Center Night Gallery
- 7:08-9:08PM Harvest
- 9:30PM Cook and Eat Hotpot at Airbnb.
- 1/3
- 8:00 AM Eat breakfast at airbnb
- 9:00AM Explore Port Angeles Mural Trail
- 12:00PM Eat Lunch at Port Angeles
- 1:00 PM Shop at Port Angeles Downtown
- 7:53-9:30 PM Harvest
- 10:00 PM Last Dinner
- 1/4
- 9:00 AM Eat Breakfast
- 11:00 AM Checkout of airbnb
License
You will need to buy an annual shellfish license or a temporary combination license.
https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/login
Harvest Times
Low Tide is when we will harvest sea urchins
- 1/1 - 6:20-8:20PM Harvest(Optional)
- 1/2 - 7:08-9:08PM Harvest
- 1/3 - 7:53-9:30PM Harvest
Regulations
Be sure to read the regulations
Sea Urchin Forage Info
Be sure to read this guide
This is the only sea cucumber species we can harvest
California Sea Urchin
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Species confirmed to be spotted at freshwater bay
For now we will only focus on sea urchins and sea cucumbers.
- Sea Urchins
- Sea Cucumbers
- Gooseneck barnacles
- Clams
- Oysters
- Mussels
Communication
WhatsApp
Carpool
We will arrange carpools in the whatsapp chat.
Do you need to dive?
No. You will only need waders. Waders are required and rain boots won't suffice unless you want to risk hypothermia.
Signup Form
https://forms.gle/WEc4UkaiS1fE7q7t92 attendees
Oyster Harvest at Wolfe Property State Park
Location not specified yetDescription
Imagine embarking on a delightful oyster harvesting adventure at Wolfe Property State Park, where the serene waters and lush surroundings set the perfect backdrop for a memorable day. As you arrive, the crisp, salty air invigorates your senses, and the gentle lapping of the waves welcomes you to this hidden gem.
Equipped with your gear, you wade into the shallow waters, feeling the cool, refreshing touch of the bay. The excitement builds as you begin to uncover clusters of oysters nestled in the sand, their rough shells glistening under the sunlight. Each find is a small treasure, a testament to the bay’s rich marine life.
After gathering a bountiful haul of oysters, you turn your attention to clamming. Digging into the soft, wet sand, you unearth clams of various sizes, adding to your growing collection of fresh seafood. The camaraderie among your group makes the experience even more enjoyable, with laughter and shared discoveries at every turn.
As the sun begins to set, you gather around a cozy fire on the shore. The aroma of freshly shucked oysters and clams sizzling on the grill fills the air, mingling with the scent of the sea. You savor each bite, the briny sweetness of the oysters and the tender, succulent clams, perfectly complemented by a squeeze of lemon and a dash of hot sauce.
Regulations:
Read here for regulations. Please buy a shellfish/seaweed license.
Equipment:
- Shellfish license
- Foraging/mesh bag
- Gloves
- Waterproof shoes. Prefer waders or rain boots
- Food to share
- Cooking equipment like portable grill
- Oyster knife
- Shovel(optional for clams)
- Ruler to measure oyster
- Your host will bring a scale
- Chairs
- Matt/blanket to put plates on
Cooking afterwards:
Please bring portable grill or some other cooking equipment. Bring everything you would need to bring to cook and eat shellfish
Communication for carpools and other info:
Use this whatsapp link to communicate for carpools
Schedule:
- 9:30 AM Begin Carpool to Wolfe Property State Park
- 11:00 AM Begin Harvesting clams and oysters
- 01:30 PM Begin Cooking Harvest
- 2:30 PM Head back home
Liability:
Filling this will be required11 attendees
Fort Columbia + coastal Strawberry forage weekend trip
Location not specified yetDescription
Picture it: you sweep across the emerald span of the Astoria–Megler Bridge, the river flashing like hammered steel below. On the Washington side, Fort Columbia Historic State Park rises out of cedar and spruce—moss‑soft bunkers, parade lawns, and cliff‑edge lookouts where the Pacific breathes in and out like a living thing. The air tastes faintly of salt and fir. Gulls stitch white threads across the sky. You’ve reached the place where the river meets the ocean—and where the weekend slows into something timeless.
Coastal Strawberry Forage
We will forage for beach strawberries.
Vacation House Cost
The house costs $150 per person and there are 6 total spots. 5/19 is last day for a full refund and past that only $100 refund is available if someone can be found to take your spot.
Payment methods:
Make sure payment is for friends/family
Vacation House Info
Sleeping accommodations include one room with two queen-size beds, one room with one queen bed, one room with two twin beds, and one room with one twin bed. The spacious living room has three full-size futons, plush couches, Smart Roku TV and WiFi, and opens onto a large porch that faces an old-growth forest. The dining room is stately, and a modern, tiled kitchen offers a comfortable place to prepare culinary delights. No pets or smoking allowed. Cable is not provided.
Itinerary
- Friday evening: Drive to Fort Columbia and get dinner on way
- Saturday morning: Visit Historic Fort Columbia Buildings and Museum
- Saturday noon: Illwaco Boardwalk and Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum
- Saturday evening: Explore and eat dinner at Long Beach(Look for wild strawberry)
- Sunday morning: Marsh Free Museum and Fort Canby Jetty
- Sunday afternoon: Go Home
Carpool
Arrange Carpool on whatsapp.2 attendees
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