Celebrate the 33rd Season of the Everett Farmers Market in the Heart of Downtown Everett at Wetmore Ave between Pacific and Hewitt. Market is open Sundays beginning May 10th from 10:30am to 3pm.
Schack Art Center celebrates autumn with Schacktoberfest, a spirited harvest-themed exhibition showcasing the warmth, whimsy, and wonder of fall through the lens of local art and craft. The exhibition features a glass pumpkin patch with 1,000 glass pumpkins, over 100 artworks by regional artists, a Silent Auction in the Mezzanine Gallery, and "Make It Now" pumpkin sessions in the hot shop—bringing together a festive celebration of creativity and seasonal tradition.
Three days of music, food, and the Heart of Mukilteo parade at Lighthouse Park — Sep 11–13.
Kings Hall hosts Michael Mathers, an Eminem tribute act recreating the sound and energy of the real Slim Shady live in downtown Everett. Expect the hits, the attitude, and a crowd that knows every word.
The Everett Art Walk takes over downtown Everett on the third Thursday of each month from 5 to 8 PM. Galleries, studios, shops, and creative spaces open their doors to showcase local and regional artists, with live music, refreshments, and interactive experiences throughout the evening. From Colby Avenue to Hewitt, the self-guided walk connects you with the vibrant arts community that makes Everett's downtown unique. Join us for a free evening of creativity, culture, and community connection.
Classic films and craft cocktails every Thursday at 5 PM at The Muse Whiskey & Coffee, Waterfront Place. Reservations recommended.
Funk, soul & R&B double bill at Kings Hall — Friday, Sep 18, 8 PM.
Headliner Katie Boyle plays Cory Michaelis’s monthly stand-up night at the New Everett Theater on Friday, September 18. Doors 7 p.m., show 8 p.m., tickets $10-35.
Celebrate the new El Sol community solar project in South Everett with a ribbon cutting, solar activities, refreshments, and family fun at Walter E. Hall Park.
Classic films and craft cocktails every Thursday at 5 PM at The Muse Whiskey & Coffee, Waterfront Place. Reservations recommended.
The best night of Schacktoberfest, hands down. Pints + Pumpkins turns the Schack into a harvest party — a glass pumpkin patch a thousand pumpkins deep, local art on every wall, live music, raffles and a drink in your hand. Tickets go on sale August 1.
$10,000 for the biggest coho — weigh-ins at Harbor Marine, Sep 26–27. Even spectating is a good time.
Lace up for a good cause: the Snohomish PUD Community Energy Run 5K takes over the PUD Water Operations Center in Lake Stevens on Saturday morning, October 3. Run it, walk it, or just swing by — the morning brings sponsor booths, live demos from the PUD Water Utility, and a virtual option if you’d rather log your 5K from anywhere. Registration is $40 per person (price goes up September 1), and every entry benefits the Community Energy Fund, which helps Snohomish County and Camano Island families struggling to pay their utility bills. Runners and walkers welcome, 9 a.m. to noon.
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Free family-friendly walk at Boxcar Park — ceremony 11 AM, walk to follow. Walk for someone you love.
The third annual Monumental Talks 9/11 remembrance presents the Fireman’s Prayer Anthem, the first anthem written for American firefighters, at the Everett Civic Auditorium on Friday, September 11 at 7 p.m. Free, no tickets, all ages.
Two Northwest favorites on one bill at Kings Hall. Leroy Bell — the Seattle songwriter who charmed the UK on The X Factor and has been writing hits since the ’70s — brings His Only Friends, and Seattle blues powerhouse Lady A shares the stage. Soulful, road-tested, and very much worth the trip downtown.
Classic films and craft cocktails every Thursday at 5 PM at The Muse Whiskey & Coffee, Waterfront Place. Reservations recommended.
Grupera legends Los Yonic’s, Los Caminantes and Grupo Yndio play the Historic Everett Theatre on Saturday, September 5 at 8 p.m.
Led Zeppelin tribute act No Quarter plays the Historic Everett Theatre on Friday, September 4 at 8 p.m.
Classic films and craft cocktails every Thursday at 5 PM at The Muse Whiskey & Coffee, Waterfront Place. Reservations recommended.
Live blues in the courtyard, 5:30–8 PM — night one of Wick-Ed’s end-of-summer blues fest.
Live blues in the courtyard, 5:30–8 PM — night one of Wick-Ed’s end-of-summer blues fest.
Free steel-drum happy hour on the waterfront, 5–7 PM — final two Fridays of summer.
Classic films and craft cocktails every Thursday at 5 PM at The Muse Whiskey & Coffee, Waterfront Place. Reservations recommended.
Music at the Marina wraps its final night with Queen Mother — the ultimate Queen tribute band — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
First annual youth vendor day — meet 11 young entrepreneurs at Wall & Wetmore, Sunday 10:30 AM to 2 PM.
Classic cars, trucks & bikes at Boxcar Park — benefiting cancer patient assistance at Providence General Foundation.
Everett, it’s the season finale! Sail-In Cinema closes out its 11th year at Boxcar Park with Zootopia 2 (PG, 1 hr 48 min) — and the littles can come early for facepainting with Giggles Entertainment. It’s the only waterfront movie series in Snohomish County, free and family-friendly to the very end. Dress in layers and pack a blanket (it gets chilly on the waterfront at night), and please stick to blankets or low-back chairs so everyone can see the screen. Sailing in? There’s limited guest moorage at Guest Dock 7, first-come, first-served. Movie starts at 8:40 p.m. Presented by the Port of Everett and signature sponsor PND Engineers.
Free steel-drum happy hour on the waterfront, 5–7 PM — final two Fridays of summer.
Classic films and craft cocktails every Thursday at 5 PM at The Muse Whiskey & Coffee, Waterfront Place. Reservations recommended.
Music at the Marina continues with Antwane Tyler — a local up-and-coming country artist with a fresh modern sound — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Downtown Everett clears the streets and turns the whole neighborhood into a party, and Saturday is the full eight-hour version. Summer in the City takes over Wetmore Plaza and the surrounding blocks with live music from KateGory 7, Aftershock NW, Butter Notes Jazz and more, plus art, sidewalk sales, a beer garden, and a kid zone stacked with inflatables, giant Jenga, face painting, a balloon artist, and a Nerf blaster range. Bring the kids, text your friends, or make it a date night and wander until you find your new favorite downtown spot. Saturday runs noon-8 p.m., and it all lines up with Fresh Paint at Schack Art Center, so there is an extra dose of creativity happening a few blocks over. Come for one thing, stay for it all.
Experience creativity in action at Fresh Paint, Schack Art Center's biggest summer arts festival in Downtown Everett. This vibrant event features over 100 artist booths, live entertainment, interactive activities, glassblowing, and more. Watch as artists create and sell their work on-site, offering a rare glimpse into their process and a chance to buy art fresh off the easel. The Festival is held on Hoyt Avenue between Pacific Avenue and Hewitt Avenue in Downtown Everett.
Ohana means family, Everett — and family means everybody’s invited to Boxcar Park when Sail-In Cinema screens Lilo & Stitch (PG, 1 hr 48 min), with concessions from Kona Ice to sweeten the deal. It’s the only waterfront movie series in Snohomish County, free and family-friendly as always. Dress in layers and pack a blanket (it gets chilly on the waterfront at night), and please stick to blankets or low-back chairs so everyone can see the screen. Sailing in? There’s limited guest moorage at Guest Dock 7, first-come, first-served. Movie starts at 8:50 p.m. Presented by the Port of Everett and signature sponsor PND Engineers.
Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE SummerStock program takes on Anastasia, and if you have not seen what these young performers can do, this is the year to find out. The sweeping score, the Russian revolution backdrop, the question of who the girl on the train really is — all of it plays out on the Everett Performing Arts Center stage for ten days only.
Everett run: August 14–23, 2026. Check the Village Theatre site for exact showtimes.
Downtown Everett clears the streets and turns the whole neighborhood into a party, and Friday night kicks it off. Summer in the City takes over Wetmore Plaza and the surrounding blocks with live music, art, hands-on activities, sidewalk sales, and a beer garden, plus a kid zone stacked with inflatables, giant Jenga, face painting, and a Nerf blaster range. Bring the kids, text your friends, or make it a date night and wander until you find your new favorite downtown spot. Friday runs 4-8 p.m., and it all lines up with Fresh Paint at Schack Art Center, so there is an extra dose of creativity happening a few blocks over. Come for one thing, stay for it all.
Music at the Marina continues with Victims of Love — a faithful tribute to the timeless sound of the Eagles — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Two generations of Latin rock royalty share one stage as Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys bring The Brotherhood Tour to Kings Hall at APEX Everett. Expect blazing guitars, tight harmonies, and a night of rock, blues, soul, and Latin rhythms from two Grammy-winning bands. This is a 21+ show. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com for tickets and details.
Great Scott, Everett — Sail-In Cinema is taking us Back to the Future (PG, 1 hr 56 min) at Boxcar Park, with special guests from the Pacific Northwest DeLorean Club! Come early to check out the time machines before the only waterfront movie series in Snohomish County hits 88 mph. It’s free and family-friendly as always. Dress in layers and pack a blanket (it gets chilly on the waterfront at night), and please stick to blankets or low-back chairs so everyone can see the screen. Sailing in? There’s limited guest moorage at Guest Dock 7, first-come, first-served. Movie starts at 9 p.m. Presented by the Port of Everett and signature sponsor PND Engineers.
Music at the Marina continues with Point of Sail — a yacht rock tribute recreating the smooth sounds of the late ‘70s and early ‘80s — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Everett, assemble! Week two of Sail-In Cinema brings Captain America: Brave New World (PG-13, 1 hr 58 min) to the big screen at Boxcar Park. It’s the only waterfront movie series in Snohomish County — free and family-friendly as always. Dress in layers and pack a blanket (it gets chilly on the waterfront at night), and please stick to blankets or low-back chairs so everyone can see the screen. Sailing in? There’s limited guest moorage at Guest Dock 7, first-come, first-served. Movie starts at 9:10 p.m. Presented by the Port of Everett and signature sponsor PND Engineers.
Music at the Marina continues with Moxie — fronted by powerhouse vocalist Tamika Alston, serving up a crowd-pleasing mix of soul, funk, rock, blues, and jazz — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
Free movies on the water are back, Everett! Sail-In Cinema kicks off its 11th season at Boxcar Park with Kicking and Screaming (PG, 1 hr 35 min) — and yes, there’s a chance to snag some Port soccer swag if you come early. It’s the only waterfront movie series in Snohomish County, it’s free, and it’s family-friendly. Dress in layers and pack a blanket (it gets chilly on the waterfront at night), and please stick to blankets or low-back chairs so everyone can see the screen. Sailing in? There’s limited guest moorage at Guest Dock 7, first-come, first-served. Movie starts at 9:20 p.m. Presented by the Port of Everett and signature sponsor PND Engineers.
Music at the Marina continues with The Little Lies — a Seattle-area supergroup bringing the timeless music of Fleetwood Mac to life — at Port Gardner Landing! Part of the summer-long Music at the Marina concert series, this free outdoor event offers live music against the backdrop of the Everett waterfront. Bring your chairs, blankets, and appetite — food vendors will be on hand. Visit everettmusicinitiative.com/musicatthemarina for the full lineup and details.
