Thursday, October 1, 2026
The Olympic Fly Fishers of Edmonds (OFF), in partnership with the Snohomish County Healthy Forest Project, is inviting volunteers to an annual winter shoreline restoration event at Picnic Point Park …
CUT; Sitka Spruce snd Douglas Fir were among the kinds of trees 40 volunteers planted a few weeks ago, resulting in 280 trees and shrubs planted next to Woods Creek. Looking for a Valentine’s …
Art Walk Edmonds will unveil a new sculpture by Ken Barnes, “Memories,” Feb. 19 at 5:30 p.m. at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. Carved from a 3,000-pound block of granite and shaped into the …
The Edmonds Waterfront Center welcomed a full crowd of 180 attendees for its recent marine education program, “Sharks of Washington – Understanding and Protecting the Apex Predators of Our …
Edmonds College Art Gallery is hosting a solo exhibit, "Someone Was, Someone Wasn’t," through March 20. It features the works of Gina Grey. The exhibit is a series of ceramic objects that …
The Phoenix Theatre’s first-ever Shakespeare showcases its dexterous talents while dishing up a delicious comedic spread. Adapted and directed by Tracy Cahill, “Love’s Labour’s Lost” …
Ballyhoo Theatre and Edmonds College present “Seussical TYA” (Theatre for Youth Audiences) Feb. 20-March 8. Admission is free. Tony winners Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty have …
Thousands of trumpeter and tundra swans and snow geese have migrated south from Alaska and Canada, filling Washington’s winter skies with what organizers call the “White Birds of Winter.” …
The second installment of Edmonds Cars & Coffee is Feb. 8 from 9–11 a.m. at Salish Crossing by the ferry. It’s organized by Edmonds resident Kimberly Shay. “Bring Your Four-Wheeled …
The Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation presents “The Sacred in Motion,” an interdisciplinary exhibition featuring choreographer Alberto Gaspar, photographer Kimberly Person, and the professional …
The Gallery at Graphite’s first exhibit of 2026, “Graphite on Graphite II,” is on display at the Graphite Arts Center at 220 Main St. in Edmonds through Feb. 28. The juried exhibition …
Schack Art Center presents “Excellence in Fibers X,” Fiber Art Now’s 10th anniversary exhibition, through Feb. 14. The exhibition features contemporary fiber and textile works by artists …
It’s getting harder to remember which Edmonds market is which. There’s a new one now, same as the old one, kind of: Edmonds Cabin Fever Market, formerly known as the Winter Market. That …
DanVo’nique Bletson-Reed of Marysville has been selected by the Lift Every Voice Legacy (LEVL) Board of Directors as the 2026 Beloved Community Award Recipient, honoring her contributions and …
Edmonds Driftwood Players presents a screening of " The Princess Bride" as a fundraiser. The 1987 movie was directed by Rob Reiner and is known for its unique blend of adventure, romance, and fantasy …
The 19th edition of the Edmonds Uplift Society's Polar Bear Plunge was held under cloudy and cold conditions – were you expecting otherwise? – at Brackett's Landing North. It was all good …
Imagine Children’s Museum announced last week the opening of “Ready… Set… Launch!,” a new interactive airplane launcher exhibit, made possible in part through a $50,000 gift from the …
Seattle Men’s Chorus is bringing its holiday spectacle, “Holly Jolly Jingle,” straight to your screen. For those who couldn’t attend this year’s live performances in …
With each passing year, I grow more appreciative of the unique and delightful town we call home. We have a main street that is called Main Street – a detail that always warms my heart. I grew up in …
Dip if you dare. And more and more, plenty do. The 19 th annual Edmonds Polar Bear Plunge returns on New Year’s Day, inviting brave souls (and the friends who film them) to walk/wade/run into …