Weekly Goodness: July 2, 2020
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY! 🎆
THROWBACK VIDEO: We just found out that The Sisters Restaurant is back open! We’ve been missing their soups and sandwiches...and pies...and breakfast. 🍜🍰🥞
VIRTUAL CAMPS FOR VIRTUAL SUMMER: Imagine Children’s Museum is doing their usual camps, only pandemic-style. Register online and pick up camp supplies curbside. Oh, and their Playful Learning Store is online too so you can purchase Yeti in My Spaghetti and many other award winning toys to keep the kiddos busy.
HELP MAKE CHANGE: NAACP is looking for volunteers to join their Civic Engagement Early Volunteer Program. Training will be provided and phone calls made in effort to increase turnout for the next election.
GHOST MIC: Poetry in the Park @ Legion Memorial Park
Poetry is back, in the park, without a mic tonight at 6 p.m. Wear your mask, keep 6 feet apart and enjoy some Everett poetry. FREE
THEY ARE BACK: Food Truck Fridays @ Port of Everett
Head over to Riverside for some street-style food every Friday at 11 a.m. Menus will be posted online and you’ll be able to order and pay online too.
ADD IN A FEW HILLS: Yankee Doodle Dash @ Your Own Route
It’s too late to sign up for a shirt and medal, but you can still support a good cause. You can run or walk the Yankee Doodle Dash on your choice of route Saturday and Sunday, July 4 and 5. Go an easy, flat route or maybe add in Kromer Hill.
SHOP LOCAL: Everett Farmers Market @ Downtown Everett
Bread, honey, flowers, fresh vegetables and fruit, so many reasons to go to the market. Read the rules to keep everyone safe and then head to the market Sunday at 11 a.m. High risk and seniors can shop from 10:30 to 11 a.m.
LUNCH AND A COUNCIL MEETING: Everett City Council @ Online
Did you know you can watch the city council meeting Wednesday at 12:30 p.m.? You can call in and listen to the meeting or watch it on the Everett Channel.
Thanks to our Members! Help us keep waving the Everett flaG!
Readers: Score perks & BECOME A PATRON
Organizations: Request info & BECOME A MEMBER
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Stop advertising for the dealership you bought your car from and start advertising for the city you hail from. Good things happen in Everett Washington and this license plate frame proves it.
Carry your stuff and show off your love for Everett at the same time with this minimal drawstring backpack. Great for books from the library, a couple cans of beer from Toggles or your farmers market haul.*
14.5’’ wide x 17.5’’ tall
Everett Sounds Volume One is a celebration of Everett music and art. 12 Everett bands, 12 original songs and really killer cover art by local artist Alex Vincini.
Tracks include:
I Will Keep Your Ghost - Sleep
Fauna Shade - Marzipan
Leava - Crutch
Jason Webley - Pyramid
TELLERS - Punching Bag
Oliver Elf Army - Bellevue Brats
Crystal Desert - Monolithica
Campion - The Withering Oak
Jess Lambert - Creature of Fear
The Porters - Springtime Porch Composition
Johnny Lee Ledford - Burn This City
The Moon is Flat - The Good Trip
Everett Sounds Volume One is a celebration of Everett music and art. 12 Everett bands, 12 original songs and really killer cover art by local artist Alex Vincini.
Tracks include:
- I Will Keep Your Ghost - Sleep
- Fauna Shade - Marzipan
- Leava - Crutch
- Jason Webley - Pyramid
- TELLERS - Punching Bag
- Oliver Elf Army - Bellevue Brats
- Crystal Desert - Monolithica
- Campion - The Withering Oak
- Jess Lambert - Creature of Fear
- The Porters - Springtime Porch Composition
- Johnny Lee Ledford - Burn This City
- The Moon is Flat - The Good Trip
The perfect tote if you totes love Everett like we do.
20’’x13’’
“Good Things Happen Here” print on one side
Fly the Everett flag while enjoying your favorite beverage in these black & white 11oz ceramic mugs. Featuring a black handle and black interior.
Each mug has two different graphics; one side has the Live in Everett mascot, Fishard flying the Everett flag and the other side says, “good things happen here.”
Bumper stickers are perhaps the most effective medium for telling people your opinions without having to talk to them. Love Everett? Cool! Here's a sticker so you can tell the world.
Like showing off your hometown pride? Suit up with these hyper-Everett pins!
Featuring original Live in Everett art and the iconic Everett t-shirt Muffler Man cartoon illustrated by local artist Kimberly Williams.
Button Specs:
Each button is 1.75 inches
Each set includes three buttons, one of each kind
That's 3 buttons for $5!
Custom made just for Everett lovers, these beanies are perfect for keeping your head warm as you roam the streets.
Made of 100% acrylic yarn and manufactured in the USA.
One size fits most.
Barkside Cafe’s neighborhood happy hour runs every Tuesday in October, 5-7 p.m. - $2 hot dogs with a drink purchase. Free to walk in, no dog required.
Coloring books, colored pencils and free chips with a drink - a low-key creative night at Barkside Cafe every Thursday in October, 5-7 p.m. Free to walk in.
Lights down, music up - Barkside Cafe kicks off the weekend every Friday in October, 5-9 p.m., with $2 hot dogs and a drink purchase. Free to walk in.
Classic films and craft cocktails every Thursday at The Muse Whiskey & Coffee on the Everett waterfront. Movies start at 5 p.m.
Costumed kids follow a trail of balloons through downtown Everett, collecting candy from participating businesses. Free and all ages.
The perfect tote if you totes love Everett like we do.
13’’ long x 9.75’’ wide x 15’’ tall.
1.25’’ wide carrying straps.
Rectangular bottom with insert for added structure.
Live in Everett graphic print featuring Fishard on one side.