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This is a night you don't want to miss it's free karaoke in Maple Valley Washington. 

Free Karaoke in Maple Valley Washington 

At Four Corners Bar & Grill in Maple Valley, enjoy Free Karaoke on Tuesdays and Saturdays, mingle, and have a good time with friends, drinks, and songs.

Karaoke Night

✅ What to expect 
• Mingle, meet new friends 
• Tip the bar tender and have a good time.

💪 Pro tips
• 21+ only  
• No rude slander, it's not a contest, it's Karaoke with alcohol.

Free Karaoke Tuesdays & Saturdays 

In this nudgeplan you be able to sing your heart out till you can't no more and have loads of fun while doing it. Come and have some good food while hearing your favorite songs being sung. It's not a competition but just drunk Karaoke. 

Here's your plan for enjoying delicious sushi, bento boxes, and tasty desserts at Mikan Sushi Bento in Seattle. Watch the video 👇

another great restaurant to try in Seattle Mikan Sushi Bento delicious sushi, udon bowls, and absolutely to die for desserts!!!

Let’s Get Sushi

Grab fresh sushi and bento at Mikan Sushi Bento in South Lake Union. Order ahead online, especially during busy lunch hours, for a quick and delicious meal.

Order sushi takeout

✅ Before you go
• during lunch hour rush they do get extremely busy because there’s a few other restaurants located inside. There is seating as well but if you’re in a rush, definitely order ahead.

💪 Pro tips
• 

Order ahead during busy hours

come with me on an episode of Stephanie Takes Seattle as

I check out Mikan Sushi Binto for the first time.

So I've been hearing great things about their sushi and bento boxes,

I was excited to finally see what the hype was about.

You can order online for pickup and delivery,

So I decided to try out a spicy tuna bento box.

Watching him put this together was such an experience.

It's basically your one-stop shop for a full meal

and a chance to try a little of everything.

And just when I thought it couldn't get any better,

Think California roll topped with fresh fish,

So although this was my first time visiting,

I could definitely see why people recommend it.

So if you're looking for a new sushi spot to try out,

Here's your plan for digging up and collecting ancient plant and insect fossils at Stonerose. Watch the video 👇

Let’s be treasure hunters for a day! This is the Stonerose Fossil Site in Republic. This is such an incredible way to literally dig up pieces of history in our very own home state! 

Become a Fossil Hunter! 🦴⚒️

Dig up ancient plant and insect fossils at Stonerose Fossil Site in Republic! Rent tools, get expert tips, and take home your discoveries. Great for curious explorers!

Fossil Digging

✅ Before you go
• First thing’s first, check in at the interpretive center to pay, learn the rules,and get your tools: https://stonerosefossil.org 🔎
• Admission is $18 for the whole day! There are discounts for entire families and students. 👩‍🎓
• We were allowed to bring our pup! She just needed to be on a leash! 🐶
• As far as tools, all you need is a hammer and a chisel! They’re only a couple bucks each to rent, and you can bring your own if you have them! 🔨⚒️
• Once you’re checked in and you have your “admission sticker” (a red sticker you just put on your shirt), you’re good to go! 🟥
• The fossil site is just a short drive away from the interpretive center. There are signs to follow! 🚗

💪 Pro tips
• Fossils come in all shapes and sizes! Be patient when you’re searching for rocks and chipping away! 🦴
• No dinosaur bones here!!! Mostly plants and insects! 🦖🐞🌿
• You’re allowed to keep three fossils per person! Once you bring everything to the interpretive center at the end, pick out the ones you’d like and they keep the extra! (Unless you find something really special like Britt!) 😱
• Check the weather! It was HOT for us! We used a lot of sunscreen and even a spray bottle with water to cool down. ☀️☀️☀️
• Close-toed are a must! 🥾

Dig up history!

This is the Stonerose Fossil Site over in Republic.

This is such an incredible way to literally dig up

pieces of history in our very own home state.

You'll want to start by checking in at the Interpretive Center.

This is where they'll explain to you how it works,

then you'll head over to the site just a few minutes away and get to work.

They give you some tips on how to find the best rocks,

This took a lot of patience and chipping,

but the treasures we were able to find inside are awesome.

You have to take your fossils back at the end,

Mine ended up being Umbrella Pine and Dawn Redwood.

There are very rare cases where if you find something super unique,

they actually have to keep it for further analysis.

so the next time you're looking on the wall,

Here's your plan for a breezy ferry ride, historic forts, cliff hikes, charming town strolls, and tasty treats. Watch the video 👇

A quick getaway packed with coastal views, historic sites, charming towns, and scenic drives—all in just half a day. From a breezy ferry ride and exploring forts to walking cliffside trails and indulging in local treats, this itinerary balances adventure with relaxation. Perfect if you want a refreshing break from the city without needing a full weekend away.

Whidbey Island half day escape

Enjoy a scenic 20-minute ferry ride from Mukilteo to Whidbey Island, soaking in coastal views from the upper deck—perfect for photos and fresh sea air.

Scenic Ferry Ride

✅ Before you go
• Check ferry times in advance—weekends can get busy.

💪 Pro tips
• Head to the upper deck for the best views and photos.

🚢 Ferry Ride – Mukilteo to Whidbey

Explore historic bunkers and a scenic lighthouse, then enjoy sweeping Puget Sound views at Fort Casey State Park.

Historic fort exploration

✅ Before you go
• Bring a light jacket—it gets windy near the water.

💪 Pro tips
• Walk up to the lighthouse for a photo-worthy perspective.

🏰 Fort Casey State Park

Hike the bluff trail at Ebey’s Landing for panoramic coastal views and fresh sea air—ideal for a short, scenic adventure on Whidbey Island.

Cliffside hiking

✅ Before you go
• Wear sturdy shoes if you plan to hike—it can be uneven.

💪 Pro tips
• Go earlier in the day for softer light and fewer crowds.

🌊 Ebey’s Landing

Stroll Coupeville’s charming streets, savor pastries from Little Red Hen, sip boba at The Bear Scoop, and enjoy scenic waterfront and pier views in this historic island town.

Stroll & local treats

✅ Before you go
• Street parking is free but limited—arrive mid-day to find a spot.

💪 Pro tips
• Grab a pastry at Little Red Hen, boba at The Bear Scoop, then walk the pier for the full Coupeville experience.

Coupeville Town

Relax on the scenic return ferry from Clinton, watching golden-hour views from the deck—perfect for unwinding after exploring Whidbey Island.

Ferry ride

✅ Before you go
• Grab a drink or snack before boarding—ferry options are limited.

💪 Pro tips
• Sit by the window or outside on deck for golden-hour views if you’re returning around sunset.

Return ferry ride

This is how we did a half day trip to Whitby Island,

and it was a quick 20 minute ride over to Whitby,

feeling the breeze and taking in the views.

the drive through the open fields and landscaped roads was so calming.

Our first stop was Fort Casey State Park.

It was a perfect mix of history and scenery.

and the cliffs overlooking the water there are breathtaking.

Definitely one of those spots where you just want to pause and take it all in.

this charming little town that feels like it's straight out of a storybook.

stopped at Little Red Hen Bakery for some sweet treats,

and here you really get the vibe of a small town island life.

It was such a simple but perfect half-day trip.

Here's your plan for a steady, scenic 5.3-mile hike with panoramic lake and mountain views. Watch the video 👇

A quick but rewarding hike just 45 minutes from Seattle. About 5.3 miles round-trip with a 1,460 foot elevation gain & a steady climb, ending in panoramic views of Rattlesnake Lake and the Cascade Mountains.

Rattlesnake Ledge- A highly rewarding hike

Hike the Rattlesnake Ledge Trail for stunning views of Rattlesnake Lake and the Cascades. Enjoy a rewarding, moderately challenging climb just outside North Bend.

Scenic Hiking

✅ Before you go
• Parking fills up fast—arrive early, especially on weekends.

Bring water and a light snack.

Wear good shoes; the trail can be muddy.

Dogs are welcome but must be leashed.

💪 Pro tips
• Go for sunrise or sunset—fewer crowds, softer light, and an unforgettable view.

Reach the Rattlesnake Ledge 

Battlesnake Ledge hike was on our list for quite a while,

also because it's one of Washington's most popular hikes and for good reason.

The hike is about 4 miles round trip with a steady climb.

That's challenging but doable for most people.

Thankful that I had been going to the gym regularly,

which is why I could do it without losing it completely.

It makes you forget about the world for a moment.

This is why people come here over and over again.