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Tina Soderlund likes yard decorations so much she keeps them up all year at her Edmonds home. "A couple of years ago we bought the skeletons for a Halloween display and then... — Updated 3/5/2021

It may seem like Edmonds restaurateur Shubert Ho opens a restaurant every month or so. This weekend, he debuts two more, with soft openings of Shore Pine Coffee & Gelato and... — Updated 3/5/2021

This month, Gallery North is featuring the artwork of a group of 12 special artists, who are friends and former gallery members, in a show called "Select Invitations." This show is... — Updated 3/4/2021

It was so nice to see construction begun on the Graphite project. Now there can be a home for all the straddle benches of my late friend Sam Dimico. I have many memories of sitting... — Updated 2/25/2021

Art Walk Edmonds organizers say a year is long enough. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the long-running Art Walk – held the third Thursday of the month – was forced to shut dow... — Updated 2/25/2021

Waterfront Center has free Aging Mastery Program The Edmonds Waterfront Center's Health and Wellness Department will present it Aging Mastery Program 1-3:30 p.m. Tuesdays, March... — Updated 2/25/2021

Author appearances may be temporarily halted at the Edmonds Bookshop, but virtual author events continue. The next one – 4-5 p.m. Thursday, March 4 – features both the author... — Updated 2/25/2021

Nearly 40 downtown Edmonds businesses are participating in a "Love Local, Love, Edmonds" campaign through Feb. 14. Look for the bright pink cupids on the sidewalk in front of each... — Updated 2/11/2021

Edmonds-based Quiet Heart Wilderness School has announced a new partnership with the Edmonds School District Family Support Program, providing week-long summer camp scholarships to... — Updated 2/11/2021

Cascadia Art Museum reopens Thursday, Feb. 4, with a new exhibition, "The Sculpture of Charles W. Smith." Originally from Woodside, New York, Smith (1922-2009) was a well-known Seat... — Updated 2/5/2021

The Cascade Symphony Orchestra (CSO) will offer its annual Children's Concert, "Discover Your Passion!," 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6, as it has for the past 13 years–- with one... — Updated 2/4/2021

Gallery North's February featured exhibit is "Washington Wild" by oil painter Ben Groff and clay sculptor Cyndi Brown. Groff's landscapes center on the Cascades Mountain's remote... — Updated 2/4/2021

As we prepare to welcome the community into the new Waterfront Center (subject to the course of COVID-19 and meeting safety protocols), it is important that we place this milestone... — Updated 1/31/2021

The Edmonds Diversity Commission has announced another round of its ongoing film series. All screenings are free and will be held virtually. The films begin Feb. 21 and continue... — Updated 1/28/2021

Sno-Isle Libraries is expanding its laptop loan program with Laptops to Go and Wi-Fi Hotspots to Go. Customers can place a hold in the catalog under the new program to borrow one... — Updated 1/21/2021

The Hazel Miller Foundation and Everett community activist Kinuko Noborikawa are both the 2021 recipients of the Lift Every Voice Legacy Beloved Community Awards for more than a dec... — Updated 1/21/2021

Sno-King School Retirees and Humanities Washington invite the community to a conversation with David Buerge, a member of the 2019-2021 Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau, Thursda... — Updated 1/21/2021

Author and professor the Rev. Brenda Salter McNeil will be the featured speaker at the "Becoming Brave" third annual tribute to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Monday, Jan. 18. The... — Updated 1/18/2021

The Edmonds Waterfront Center is offering several workshops this month. All are free and on Zoom. – Living Well With Chronic Pain workshop: 1-3:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Jan. 19-Feb.... — Updated 1/14/2021

The Edmonds Waterfront Center/Senior Center has five new Board members: Haifa Alhussieni, Karen Barnes, Michael Carter, Lillyan Hendershot, and Karen Shiveley. "We could not be... — Updated 1/14/2021