Thousands of costumed kids and adults crammed into downtown Edmonds on Halloween night for an annual trick-or-treating experience that included the flash mob at the fountain. Stores handed out …

The October Edmonds Sketchers outing took us to Edmonds Marsh. We make a point of visiting this location every year. Whether we come in springtime, the heat of summer, or autumn, we always catch a …

Jeff Boyer of Jeff Uncorked will be among the many vendors at the Holiday Market beginning Saturday, Nov. 7, in Edmonds at Fifth Avenue North and Bell Street. This is the first year the Edmonds …

The Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation (EAFF) presents “Core-(elations!): An Art For All Collaborative Exhibit,” a celebration of creativity, inclusion, and community featuring artwork by students …

Traci McFarlane has a new recipe for a night out in Mukilteo: Start with dinner at Bits Eatery, then slip next door for craft cocktails and live music in an intimate, speakeasy-style lounge. …

Join thousands of costumed kids and, gasp, adults who gather in downtown Edmonds on Halloween night for an annual trick-or-treating experience. The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce event is presented …

Sometimes it pays to get out early. Steve Christiansen captured this magical image early Tuesday morning.

The Mukilteo Community Orchestra (MCO) opens its 2026-27 season at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, at the Rosehill Community Center, 304 Lincoln Ave., in Mukilteo. The free concert, “Breakthroughs,” …

This Saturday, Oct. 24, the Edmonds Museum Summer Market ends its season, marking its 25th market of the summer, full of flowers, fruit, vegetables, packaged foods, and items made by local artists. …

Author of “Remarkably Bright Creatures” will discuss her acclaimed novel with librarian Nancy Pearl A lonely widow, a mysterious disappearance and an unusually perceptive giant Pacific …

No mystery about it. “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940,” presented by The Phoenix Theatre, kicks off their season with an evening of laughter and intrigue. Written by John Bishop and expertly …

Who doesn’t love fall colors? Who doesn’t love fall colors? This painting shows Pioneer Way in Edmonds’ Shell Valley (Shell Park II) neighborhood, sandwiched between Bowdoin Way to the south and Main Street to the north.

After 35 years of shaping the artistic identity of Schack Art Center and championing artists throughout the Pacific Northwest, Gallery Director and Chief Curator Carie Collver will retire on Jan.14. …

Two Olympic Ballet School (OBS) alumni, Kaeli Pierce and Olivia Friedman-Blixt, have returned to the Pacific Northwest to join Olympic Ballet Theatre (OBT) as trainees for the 2026–2027 season. …

Shoreline artist Paul Lewing is featured at MaJe Gallery in downtown Edmonds in October. The exhibition features a collection of Northwest landscapes and a quartet of Washington fruits. Paul …

The Grammy Award-winning band The Mavericks bring their country, rock and roll, Cuban grooves, Tex-Mex twang, and Latin swagger to the Edmonds Center for Arts Friday, Feb. 26, at 7:30 p.m. The …

Seattle Men’s Chorus will make two stops in Everett during its newly announced 2026-27 season, bringing its annual holiday show to the Everett Civic Auditorium in December and returning in May for …

The Port of Everett’s third annual Haunted Harbor is Oct. 23, and Yachtober Fest Drink Bingo lasts all of October at participating Waterfront Place restaurants. Haunted Harbor is a free …

The Edmonds Arts Festival is looking for community-minded volunteers to join its leadership team as festival directors for the 2027 June festival. Directors are the behind-the-scenes people who bring …

The September group exhibit at the Frances Anderson Center’s Center Gallery showcases local artists working in pastel, watercolor, printmaking, oil, gouache, colored pencil, and acrylic. …