Oak Harbor Music Festival features more than 30 bands playing all types of music on two stages, beer gardens, food vendors, and arts and crafts on Whidbey Island. It’s also free.

Airplane nerds, rejoice! The tenth annual Vintage Aircraft Weekend begins on Friday with arrival of aircraft throughout the day followed by a big band dance in the evening. The main event begins Saturday morning with speakers, live music, flying displays, vintage automobiles and military vehicles, fine food, vintage bicycles, vintage clothing and uniforms.

This state fair in Monroe actually got started on August 24, but it runs through Labor Day Weekend. It attracts over 40,000 attendees every year and you'll find every kind of farm animal, carnival ride, fair food item, and other entertainment you can think of.

At the Sunset Tavern, three days of psych music include Kinski, Sky Cries Mary, and Los Dug Dug’s. It’s $15 a night.

Through September 4, this exhibit at the Museum of History and Industry explores Boeing’s impact on the region over the past century.

Another year, another Bumbershoot Festival. Taking place across many venues and open spaces in and around Seattle Center, it's where you want to be in order to enjoy great musical acts all weekend long. This year, the lineup includes Solange, Lorde, Weezer, The Roots, Conor Oberst, Spoon, and more.

The downside, of course, is that single-day tickets cost $129—and that’s just for Friday.

The annual gaming festival is back and it continues to be an ever-growing mecca for gaming enthusiasts. You can look forward to game-culture inspired concerts, panels on game topics, exhibitor booths from game developers and publishers, tabletop game tournaments, video game freeplay areas and more.

It is, however, sold out. But that doesn’t mean you can’t join in the revelry. If you can’t find anyone selling their tickets, try our map of satellite events to get you started.

Country, folk, and bluegrass more your thing? On September 2 and 3 from noon to 8 p.m., Friends of Waterfront Seattle are throwing a waterfront Americana shindig on Pier 58, including Danny Newcomb and the Sugarmakers.

The 28th Annual Bremerton Blackberry Festival takes over Bremerton's picturesque waterfront on September 2nd. Some of the best musicians and entertainers in the area will perform throughout all three days. Other festival staples are back this year, like the Berry Fun Run and the Blackberry Criterium Bike Race.