Everett families can watch the AquaSox take on the Vancouver Canadians on August 8, without spending a dime.

K&H Integrated Print Solutions is picking up the tab for Frogstock 2026, a community night at Funko Field that includes game tickets, Frog Bucks redeemable for food and souvenirs, and a collectible Frogstock button for every attendee.

The first 150 guests through the south gate will also score a free T-shirt.

The catch: you have to RSVP. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County, which is coordinating the event, says families must reserve their tickets by Friday, July 25, by emailing [email protected] or calling (425) 446-3364.

Families should specify how many tickets they need.

The Boys & Girls Clubs called K&H a consistent supporter of the organization and its communities in a July 15 announcement on the club's website. Frogstock is open to everyone, not just club members.

K&H, an Everett-based printing company founded in 1908, operates a 120,000-square-foot facility on Hardeson Road. The company has a long history with the Boys & Girls Clubs, providing free printing for local clubs' annual reports and sponsoring the Washington State Youth of the Year program, according to the Washington State Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs.

In June 2024, teens from the Everett Boys & Girls Club toured K&H's facility, learning about trade-based jobs and lean manufacturing.

The August 8 game falls during a six-game homestand running Tuesday, August 4, through Sunday, August 9. The AquaSox, the Seattle Mariners' High-A affiliate and 2025 Northwest League champions, play at Funko Field at Everett Memorial Stadium in downtown Everett. The stadium seats 3,682.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County, headquartered on Broadway in Everett, has operated since 1946 and now runs 27 clubs serving youth across the county. The Everett club alone serves nearly 1,000 members annually.

The RSVP deadline is Friday, July 25. Families who want in should reserve their spot at [email protected] or (425) 446-3364 before tickets are gone.