Snohomish, WA July 2025 by City Lifestyle

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What will you discover?

Welcome to our Explore issue! When was the last time you invested in a bit of exploration and how did it turn out? May we suggest you choose to explore our little corner of the world more fully and see what you find that you may not have been aware of before.

Have you visited any of the galleries that call Snohomish home? How about the walk along the river? The weather is starting to cooperate enough to enjoy a balloon ride or a more daring adventure with Skydive Snohomish. Either of those provides a unique perspective of our area but one certainly worth seeing.

The Farmers Market has recently resumed, and the number of vendors who delight their customers continues to grow, making this event something to look forward to every week. My personal favorite so far is Gusto Wood Fired Pizza, where you get both a show and great pizza. Which vendor do you think is a “mustvisit” location?

As you will see in the pages that follow, one of our photographers has been cruising the area and capturing some of the artwork that graces several of the local buildings on and near First Street. Make sure you get a glance at those when you are in town next.

Finally, while you are soaking up the sun or getting soaked by the occasional shower, taste some of the local flavors in and around town. We have some of the finest, from coffee brewed any way you like it to ice cream or frozen yogurt with more toppings than you can imagine. Spirits from Trails End, locally crafted delights from Skip Rock Distillery, or more varietals of wine to choose from than nearly anywhere else, all available at Uptown. Whether it’s the halibut at Roger’s, the steak at The Repp, chowder at Andy’s, or the finest sandwich around from Heidi’s, pace yourself because even after all of this, there is still more to explore. Let the adventure begin!

July 2025

PUBLISHER

Shannon Coy | shannon.coy@citylifestyle.com

EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Teresa Coy | teresa.coy@citylifestyle.com

EDITOR

Kelly Bone | kelly.bone@citylifestyle.com

PUBLISHER ASSISTANT

Carley Ridley | carley.ridley@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Courtney Evans, Amber Dawn Schultheis, Chau Sáenz

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Dawning Memories, Chau Sáenz

Corporate Team

CEO Steven Schowengerdt

COO Matthew Perry

CRO Jamie Pentz

VP OF OPERATIONS Janeane Thompson

VP OF SALES Andrew Leaders

AD DESIGNER Evan Deuvall

LAYOUT DESIGNER Lillian Gibbs

QUALITY CONTROL SPECIALIST Brandy Thomas

Celine Williams goes beyond lasting relationships through integrity, market expertise,

Elevating your lifestyle, home at a time!

1: Snohomish Chamber of Commerce - Legacy Member, Community Builder Members, and Premier Members 2: Director Nancy Keith, Mayor Redmon, and Administrator Jackie Ross 3: Attendees at the Grand Opening of Koz on Bickford 4: Gordon Cole, Debbie Robinson, Mayor Redmon, and Erica Farmer 5: Attendees at the Grand Opening of the new Snohomish Chamber of Commerce office 6: Josh Scott, Mayor Redmon, Erica Farmer, Gordon Cole, and Debbie Robinson 7: Debbie Robinson introducing Josh Scott

SNOHOMISH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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9: Publisher, Shannon Coy and Keith

Jackie Ross, and Nancy Keith

of Commerce 11: Aaron and Alyssa Hoffman of Sprig Beauty Co. 12: Ben Richards, general manager and PGA Associate at Snohomish Golf Course 13: Darrick Philp of Lifetime Heating, Cooling, Electric, and Plumbing - long putt attempt 14: (L-R) Chris Shirley, Jennifer VanderBeken, Ron VanderBeken, Kelly Dubyne, Dan Dubyne (background) and Katrina Anderson

Erik Peterson, of American Patio Covers receives Long Putt trophy

Snohomish City Lifestyle

Johansen of Johansen

Kenai Adventures

Amanda Schultheis of The Host Notes,

of Snohomish Chamber

SNOHOMISH THROUGH

A Creative Lens

A LOOK AT THE STREET ART IN DOWNTOWN DISTRICT

Hands of Today by Jeff Velleta

ARTICLE BY COURTNEY EVANS PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAWNING MEMORIES

Avenue C Mural by Artist Mackenzie Stinson

When was the last time you took a stroll through Downtown Snohomish and really noticed the street art? Not just a passing glance—but truly saw the colors, the creativity, and the stories painted on walls and tucked into unexpected corners. Our charming downtown is home to an array of murals and artistic gems that add life, character, and heart to the streets.

This gallery highlights just a handful of our favorites—Snohomish through a creative lens. So next time you’re downtown, take a moment to soak it all in. Snap a photo, share the love, and don’t forget to follow and support the talented local artists behind the work.

While you're exploring, keep an eye out for the beautifully painted planters scattered throughout downtown. Five local artists were selected to transform these everyday objects into vibrant pieces of public art. The theme? “Bringing the Snohomish community together”—a message that shines through in every brushstroke.

The Burns Block Building

Union & Glen

“ART ENABLES US TO FIND OURSELVES AND LOSE OURSELVES AT THE SAME TIME.”

- Thomas Merton

#1- Hands of Today & The Snohomish Future Balloon

Mural Artist: Jeff Villeta

#2- Snohomish Art Community- Sunflowers Artists: Sara Gordon Brogden & Laurie Olsen

#3- Snohomish Fallen Heroes Artist: David Hose

#4- Avenue C Mural Artist: Mackenzie Stinson

#5- Seahawks Mascot Artist: Unknown

#6- Snohomish Post Office Mosaic Bench

#7- Our Snohomish Artist: Courtney Evans (this will be unveiled in May)

Two Historic Murals that we love:

#8- Union & Glen On the side of Yesterday & Today

Antique Shop

#9- The Burns Block Building, next to Cathouse Pizza

Snohomish Fallen Heroes by David Hose

Seahawks Mascot Artist Unknown

Sunflowers by Artists Sara Gordon Brogden & Laurie Olsen

Future Balloon Mural by Jeff Villeta

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ARTICLE BY COURTNEY EVANS PHOTOGRAPHY

DAWNING MEMORIES

Your Guide to a Luxurious Local Staycation

Snohomish

in Style

Why travel far when luxury, adventure, and total relaxation await right here in Snohomish? Whether you’re a local craving a cozy escape or a visitor seeking a charming destination, this town delivers unforgettable experiences with smalltown heart and big-style flair.

From peaceful mornings in historic homes to sky-high adventures or nights on the town, we’ve curated three luxe staycation styles for every mood. Ready to relax, explore, or indulge? You’ll find it all right here in Snohomish.

Heidi’s Sandwich Board

A RELAXING DAY: SLOW

MORNINGS & SERENE MOMENTS

Sometimes the best luxury is a slower pace. Sip your coffee, savor the view, and let the day unfold.

Start with breakfast at First & Union .

You can’t go wrong with the Smoked Salmon Benedict and their signature Snohomish Coffee—infused with Skip Rock Distillery’s coffee liqueur.

Shop & stroll downtown.

Wander through locally owned boutiques, Lamb & Co.’s curated home décor, Uppercase Bookshop’s cozy reads, and 17,000 square feet of creative inspiration at Quilting Mayhem

Treat yourself to a spa escape.

• Mariposa Day Spa offers massage, infrared sauna, and halotherapy.

• Sirona Skin + Soul features organic facials, Reiki, and sound baths.

Unwind at golden hour.

Grab a gourmet picnic from Heidi’s Sandwich Board and relax at the riverfront gazebo—or dine in at Roger’s River Bistro for farm-to-table

favorites. Want to stay in? Pick up a bottle from Blanc & Rouge or Randolph Cellars and get cozy fireside.

Stay: The Historic Alexander Home

This restored 1890 Victorian blends classic charm with modern luxury. With three queen beds, a double shower, and peaceful patio, it’s perfect for unplugging in style—just steps from downtown.

A DAY OF ADVENTURE & ACTIVITY: PLAY, EXPLORE & CREATE

For those craving movement and creativity, Snohomish offers hands-on fun and outdoor escapes.

Start with a little DIY.

• Make your own wood sign at Board & Brush

• Arrange blooms at Fleurs Creative or a plant display at The Petal and The Stem

Foodie fun.

Take a global cooking class at Culinary Immigration or build a fresh poke bowl at Just Poké.

Top It Yogurt Shoppe & Lamb & Co.

Sirona Skin + Soul

Time to move.

• Snohomish Valley Golf Center offers a driving range, Toptracer, mini golf, and more.

• Snohomish Aquatic Center brings the surf indoors with FlowRider.

• Centennial Trail invites you to walk or bike with stops at Trail End’s Taphouse and the quirky Shoe Tree.

Sweet treats for a mid-day pick-me-up

• Top It Yogurt Shoppe – This Titanic-themed froyo stop is loaded with fresh-made toppings and family-friendly vibes. Play games in the lobby while you chill (literally).

• Snohomish Pie Company – A local legend. Whether it’s a slice of marionberry pie or one of their famous cookies or cinnamon rolls, it’s the perfect way to treat yourself.

Ready for a rush?

Take your adventure to new heights—literally:

• Snohomish Balloon Ride – Float above the valley in a Hot Air Balloon with panoramic views of the Cascade and Olympic Mountains, farmland patchwork, and even glimpses of the Seattle skyline. Sunrise or sunset? You choose.

• Skydive Snohomish – For the thrill-seeker, there’s nothing quite like free-falling over the lush beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

Stay: Handcrafted A-Frame & Forest Sauna

Nestled in 80 acres of forest, this hand-built A-frame offers cedar sauna views, walking trails, and cozy rustic luxury—all minutes from town, yet a world away.

Stay: The Historic Shumaker House

This stylish 3-bedroom home blends elegance with comfort. Located close to downtown, it’s ideal for winding down after a lively night—or kicking things off with a cocktail in the sleek kitchen

Ready to Book?

From spa days to hot air balloons in the sky, cozy wine nights to creative mornings, Snohomish makes luxury local. So clear your weekend, pack a bag, and escape—without ever leaving town.

AIRBNB LINKS:

#1 The Historic Alexander Home - https://www.airbnb. com/rooms/583931646772922660?check_in=2025-0801&check_out=2025-08-03&guests=1&adults=1&s= 67&unique_share_id=95f15348-f576-4d23-b55f-c8d31095ea2c

#2 Handcrafted A-Frame & Forest Sauna - https://www. airbnb.com/rooms/953905267802754894?check_in=202505-02&check_out=2025-05-04&guests=1&adults= 1&s=67&unique_share_id=c656f9ad-f064-42b3-805a-a1f1a59fa2bc

#3 The Historic Shumaker House - https://www.airbnb. com/rooms/1087166009754725935?check_in=202504-18&check_out=2025-04-20&guests=1&adults= 1&s=67&unique_share_id=f8a37de4-5d47-4d1f-8d0c43e6ad8ed6df’.

Uptown Wine Bar

MENTIONED BUSINESSES:

First & Union: firstandunionkitchen.com

Skip Rock Distillery: skiprockdistillers.com

Lamb & Co.: lambandcompany.com

Uppercase Bookshop: uppercasebookshop.com

Quilting Mayhem: quiltingmayhem.com

Mariposa Day Spa: mariposadayspa.net

Sirona Skin + Soul: sironaskinandsoul.com

Heidi’s Sandwich Board: heidissandwichboard.com

Roger’s River Bistro: rogersriverview.com

Blanc & Rouge: blancandrougewine.com

Randolph Cellars: randolphcellars.com

Board & Brush: boardandbrush.com/snohomish

Fleurs Creative: fleurscreative.com

The Petal and The Stem: thepetalandthestem.com

Culinary Immigration: culinaryimmigration.com

Just Poké: justpoke.com

Snohomish Valley Golf Center: snohomishvalleygolfcenter.com

Snohomish Aquatic Center: snohomishaquatic.com

Trail End’s Taphouse: trailsendtaphouse.com

Top It Yogurt Shoppe: topityogurtshoppe.com

Snohomish Pie Company: snohomishpieco.com

Snohomish Balloon Ride: snohomishballoonride.com

Skydive Snohomish: skydivesnohomish.com

Impresario: (IYKYK) Find them on Instagram

Haywire Brewing: haywirebrewingco.com

The Oxford: oxfordsaloonsnohomish.com

Spada Farmhouse Brewing: spadafarmhouse brewery.com

The Pie Dive Bar: piedivebar.com

Uptown Wine Bar: uptownwinebeer.bar

Double Barrel Wine Lounge: doublebarrelwine.com

Visit our contributing writer, Courtney Evans at Snohomish’s own Board & Brush 119 Glen Ave

Snohomish, WA or follow her on Social Media @boardandbrushsnohomishwa.

The Petal and The Stem

MINI SUMMER PAVLOVAS

A perfect treat for Summer Celebrations

Pavlova is one of those magical desserts that seems really daunting from afar but is quite simple to make. It’s a flurry of whipped egg whites and sugar that crisps up on the outside while baking and remains chewy and tender in the center. It is naturally gluten-free and made with some of the simplest pantry staples.

Pavlova is known for cracking during the baking process, however, all of its sins are covered and

forgotten by whisps of whipped cream and piles of fruit toppings! Once baked and cooled, you will finish them off with a layer of beauty and decadence and no one will be the wiser.

This recipe is designed for “mini” pavlovas, perfect for your next summer gathering. Guests can grab and go, take and enjoy, snag and devour, and not miss a moment of this summers Fourth of July fireworks show, all while enjoying this light taste of freshness. Enjoy!

ARTICLE BY AMBER DAWN SCHULTHEIS | PHOTOGRAPHY

BY DAWNING MEMORIES

MINI SUMMER PAVLOVAS

Ingredients:

• 6 large egg whites at room temperature

• 1 ¼ cups extra fine sugar or castor sugar (traditional granulated sugar works but may leave them a bit on the grainy side)

• 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

• 2 teaspoons cornstarch

• 1 teaspoon white vinegar

For Toppings:

• Fresh or store-bought whipped cream

• An assortment of fresh berries

Kitchen Tools:

• 2 Large baking sheets

• Parchment paper

• Pencil

• Medium mixing bowl

• Stand mixer or electric hand mixer

• Measuring cups and spoons

• Rubber spatula

• ½ cup ice cream scoop

• Metal spoon

Directions:

1. Pre-heat your oven to 325F.

2. Line two large baking sheets with parchment. Using a wide-mouthed Mason jar or similar, trace six circles, equal distance from each other (about two inches apart). Do this on both pieces of parchment. This gives you a stencil to pipe or scoop your pavlova mixture into and ensures consistent sizes. Set your “stencils” and prepared baking sheets to the side.

3. Separate your egg whites one at a time and place in your mixing bowl.

4. Whip the egg whites on high for about 2 minutes. Then, add your caster sugar one spoonful at a time while still whipping. Continue beating the egg white and sugar mixture until the sugar has incorporated, about 8 minutes. The mixture will be glossy and somewhat resemble a nostalgic “marshmallow fluff.”

5. Add the vinegar and cornstarch and beat for another 30-45 seconds.

6. Using a ½ cup sized ice cream scoop, gather a generous amount of the mixture and place on the prepared baking sheet in each of your stenciled circles. Use the back of a spoon to create a small well in the center of each pavlova, playfully adding shape, texture, and character as well as room for your eventual toppings.

7. Place both baking sheets into the 325F oven and reduce the heat to 225F. Bake for about 85 minutes or until the pavlovas are dry to the touch, not sticky.

8. Turn the oven off and let sit in the oven until completely cooled, about 2 hours. At this stage, you can leave them overnight and revisit them in the morning if you like.

9. Once fully cooled, store the pavlovas in airtight containers to preserve them. Moisture will cause them to “melt” and their shelf life will be more limited. They will keep for about three days.

10. When you’re ready to serve, top the pavlovas with fresh or store-bought whipped cream and your favorite summer berries.

Amber Schultheis is a monthly contributing writer for Snohomish City Lifestyle and owner of The Host Notes. The Host Notes inspires readers to live and cook with intention. For more joyful recipes and intentional hospitality tips, visit thehostnotes.com and follow Amber on social platforms @thehostnotes.

SNOHOMISH Farmers Market

CELEBRATING 35 YEARS OF FRESHNESS

ARTICLE BY COURTNEY EVANS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY SARAH DYLAN JENSEN

For 35 years, the Snohomish Farmers Market (SFM) has been more than just a place to shop—it’s been a vibrant hub of community, culture, and connection. Each season, the market builds upon its longstanding commitment to local farmers, artisans, and families, continuing to innovate and expand how it serves the people of Snohomish with a mission to address food insecurity and provide a platform for community-driven solutions.

This year, as the market celebrates 35 years of operation, it’s about creating impact and empowering the people of Snohomish to make a real difference. The market is creating new opportunities to bridge gaps in food access by deepening its partnerships with local organizations and vendors. One such exciting collaboration is with Culinary Immigration, who will be hosting live cooking demos throughout the season. These demos will not only showcase the incredible fresh ingredients available at the market but also celebrate the cultural diversity within our community, bringing people together over food that tells a story. Whether you’re a seasoned chef or someone looking to get more creative in the kitchen, these demos will leave you inspired and ready to cook up something great!

But that’s not all—this partnership isn’t just about cooking; it’s about giving back to the community that has made this Market a central part of its Downtown life The Snohomish Farmers Market

works closely with the Snohomish Food Bank to raise awareness about the invaluable services they offer. This partnership allows market-goers to not only learn about the food bank’s offerings but also directly contribute by purchasing and donating fresh food directly from the farmers to the food bank. The collaboration makes it easier than ever to give back, and ensure that nothing goes to waste.

The market’s focus on food insecurity is not new—this has always been a core part of its mission. For 35 years, Snohomish Farmers Market has actively worked to make healthy, local food more accessible to all community members. Through programs like SNAP/ EBT and SNAP Market Match, the market has made it possible for low-income families to purchase fresh produce and other healthy foods. And with the addition of the Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP), seniors and WIC families are also able to access fresh, locally grown food through benefits specifically designed to help them make healthy choices.

locally-grown food and artisanal products they’ve come to rely on. The market is also expanding its footprint, bringing in more vendors and farmers, allowing even greater access.

Sarah Dylan Jensen, Executive Director, has been leading the market since 2015. shares her excitement about the market’s growth: “Every season, we’re finding new ways to connect with our community. Whether it’s through live cooking demos, direct food donations, or simply making more space for local vendors, we’re committed to making this market a place where everyone can find something valuable—whether that’s fresh produce, meaningful connections, or giving back.”

Celebrating 35 years of operation, it’s about creating impact and empowering the people of Snohomish to make a real difference.

The Snohomish Farmers Market is truly a place where neighbors come together— not just to shop, but to celebrate and invest in each other. It’s a place where farmers and food producers are given a platform to shine, where artisans can showcase their craftsmanship, and where every purchase helps support a more sustainable, equitable future.

With a vision to build on these efforts, the Snohomish Farmers Market has expanded its season this year, running from May through October. This extra month means more opportunities for community members to enjoy the fresh,

Join Us for a Season of Fresh Beginnings and Giving Back

When: Every Thursday, May 1st – October 30th | 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Where: Snohomish Farmers Market – Historic Downtown Snohomish

TRAVEL IN STYLE

THE ART OF BLENDING IN WITHOUT COMPROMISING LUXURY

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHAU SÁENZ

There’s a certain tension every stylish traveler knows all too well—the desire to explore new cities freely while avoiding the telltale signs of being a tourist. The oversized nylon crossbody, the bulky anti-theft backpack, the zippered money belt awkwardly hidden under layers of fabric. We wear them to feel safe, but they often strip away the style and elegance we bring to every other part of our wardrobe.

But what if travel gear didn’t have to compromise your look? What if you could explore

confidently, securely, and still feel like yourself polished, put together, and quietly refined?

It starts with redefining what a travel bag can be. Instead of the usual utilitarian look, imagine a sleek, structured handbag with discreet compartments, a secure closure you can trust, and just enough edge to turn heads in a museum or at a café. It doesn’t scream for attention, but it holds its own. It blends in, not because it hides, but because it belongs.

These are the pieces designed not just for the destination, but for the experience of getting there. A convertible crossbody that becomes a clutch for dinner. A softly grained leather tote with a zippered interior and hidden pockets, all while resting lightly on your shoulder. A hands-free belt bag reimagined in supple suede or polished calfskin, worn as effortlessly in Paris as it is in Tokyo.

Security doesn’t have to look like a lockbox. With thoughtful design—interior zippers, magnetic closures, and RFID protection subtly built in—these bags protect what matters most without announcing it to the world. They offer peace of mind, not panic-proof hardware.

When you carry a bag like this, you don’t just travel—you arrive. You blend into the rhythm of a new city with ease and elegance, moving through streets and markets with the quiet confidence of someone who belongs. Because the most stylish travelers aren’t trying to stand out; they’ve simply found a way to carry who they are, securely and beautifully.

“When you carry a bag like this, you don’t just travel— you arrive.”

U NMATCH E D BE UT Y

If Switzerland is not on your bucket list, put it on there now! Switzerland is awash in beautiful mountains, hiking trails, the alps, villages and lakes. It truly captures the heart the second the plane lands. The train system is easy and affordable and a great way to see the countryside, so be sure to plan some day trips using their easy transportation systems. Don’t be afraid to visit with the locals to hear where they would go to base some of your day trips on their recommendations. They are generally spot on every time.

ARTICLE & PHOTOGRAPHY

BY JANIE JONES

WHERE TO EAT:

• To indulge in the traditional treat that Switzerland is known for, visit Sprungli which serves the best chocolate in Switzerland.

• To treat yourself to a Michelin restaurant, head to Zurich and eat at Kronenhalle.

• Aperol spritz and local craft beer is readily served at almost every cafe to enjoy.

• When in doubt, ask the locals, as they are happy to suggest their favorite eateries.

WHERE TO EXPLORE:

• Appenzell and Lake Constance is surrounded by Switzerland, Austria and Germany. An easy and short train ride to Appenzell and a quick gondola ride up the mountain boasts a beautiful view of the lake and surrounding areas.

• Ticino is where the locals suggest to visit and holiday. It is known for its waterfront promenade, bridges, castles, historical buildings and stunning landscape.

• Take in the sights of Zurich and its magnificent lakeside views. This spectacular city boasts amazing views, food and locals.

• Take a short three hour train ride to Paris to explore the gorgeous city and delectable French food.

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Picnics Pairings

CREATE A LIVELY, NUTRITIOUS, AND TASTY SENSATION AT YOUR NEXT COZY PICNIC

ARTICLE BY KIM COSTA PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

Have you been eyeing a breathtaking view or a luscious green patch near a waterscape? For special times with your favorite people, nothing says warm weather fun like a picnic. Follow these tips for preparation ideas.

Ambiance:

Throw pillows are a must. Pull them from your couches or invest in outdoor pillows that can be used repeatedly. A large throw is also essential to protect from moist ground and grass stains. Bring your favorite tunes with one of the many available portable speakers or unplug and enjoy the sounds of nature. Cut flowers add a wow factor.

You don’t have to own a picnic basket to have a picnic. But if you do bring a basket, make sure to have some way to chill your perishables and drinks. Reusable silverware, plastic wine or drink cups, and plates often come with a picnic basket set, but can also be purchased separately. Keeping it elegant, but easy (and cool) is the key!

Accompaniments:

A cheese plate with fruit is the perfect start to your picnic fare. As with the cheese, your drink selections should coordinate with the main dish. For salads, pair accoutrements with the dressing in mind. A lemony herb vinaigrette dressing goes well with smooth cheeses and tart beverages such as lemonade, prosecco, or sauvignon blanc.

Enjoy your perfect picnic!

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JULY 2025

A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS

JULY 12TH - 19TH

Kla Ha Ya Days

Harvey Airfield 10530 Airport Way, Snohomish, WA 98296

Kla Ha Ya Days begins on July 12th with the Enchanting balloon glow happening that evening from 5-10pm. The Parade will be held on July 19th beginning at 10 am. The parade winds through 1st street in the heart of Snohomish, starting on union and ending at Avenue D. The Carnival will be held on the 18th, 19th and the 20th.

JULY 18TH

Frogtastic Kids Fair

Avril Field | 3:00 PM

The Kids Fair at the annual Kla Ha Ya Days celebration in Snohomish is a must-visit event for families. From thrilling games to interactive exhibits and live performances, the Kids Fair offers non-stop fun and excitement. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience for the whole family.

AUGUST 3RD

Field of Wheels

Craven Farm 13817 Short School Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290 | 11:00 AM

Come Join the 4X4 show, trucks, jeeps and more! There will be a touch a truck area, food trucks, Whitewall Beer Garden and other vendors. This event will go from 11am-4pm.

Futurecast Forum 2025

House Bill 1110 is the largest upzone legislation in WA state history and creates an opportunity and incentive for would-be sellers, while builders deliver on new missing middle housing.

The Futurecast Forum is a real estate industry think tank offering timely insights, expert perspectives, and interactive events to help you stay informed and activated within an ever-changing housing market landscape.

This month, we unpack the affordable housing crisis and how a mandate to municipal governments will fundamentally change how we look at single-family zoning as of July 1, 2025. Watch for new product types at attractive price points in popular neighborhoods throughout larger cities in Washington State.

Inside the report:

• Considerations for consumers, builders & sellers

• High demand for infill housing priced from $500,000s

• Impacts to municipal population and school districts

• Increase to tax base and economic ecosystem

• Improvement to civic competitiveness and growth