The Weekly Goodness: April 17th, 2017
We're suckers for hot-off-the-griddle breakfasts in Everett, so this week we treated ourselves to breakfast at the Strawberry Patch Cafe. Find out what we thought in this week's Live in Everett TV.
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ELECTRIFYING: Electric Car Show @ Everett Community College
As part of their Earth Week celebration, EvCC is hosting a free car show Monday at 10:30 AM and Tuesday 4:30 PM featuring the coolest electric cars of our time. Maybe you'll see a fancy Tesla Model S #jealous.
GIRL POWER: Attracting & Retaining Girls in Afterschool STEM @ the Cascade Boys & Girls Club
Want to learn how to get more girls into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics? Register now to attend this free workshop Thursday at 10:30 AM to learn from Afterschool and Youth Development pros.
CIVIC MINDED: Waterfront Place Community Open House @ the Port of Everett
The Everett Waterfront is a happening place, find out everything they've been up to and what they're planning Thursday at 4 PM at their community open house.
STAY CALM & BIKE ON: Tour De E.F.D.
Join the community of bicyclists Saturday at 10 AM in a grand bike tour of Everett and its many fire stations. The trip is free, and the organizer is a ridiculously awesome dude.
EARTH DAY: PlantFest Northwest @ American Legion Memorial Park
Show the earth some love this Saturday at 10 AM by helping plant native plants during the Evergreen Arboretum's free Native Plant Walk. As a thank you, they'll even gift you your own plant to take home.
VINTAGE BIKES: An Ordinary Bicycle: Victorian Cyclists Talk @ the Everett Public Library, Main
Ever seen those funny bicycles with one tiny wheel and one giant wheel? Come learn about those funky Victorian bikes with some modern-day Victorians Saturday at 2 PM.
