Friday, October 2, 2026
The Edmonds Library has two free programs for kids and their parents or guardians. On Tuesday, April 7 at 2 p.m., itwill host Insect Safari with Don Ehlan. On Friday, April 10 at noon, it …
For those looking to skip the traffic and crowds of the region’s larger spring festivals, the Swamp Lantern Festival offers a quieter way to welcome the season. Running now through April, the …
The Schack Art Center presents Water Ways: healing the circle of water and life through May 16, featuring a learning-focused exhibition that examines the role of water in shaping the planet and its …
Graphite Arts Center in Edmonds has opened “Delusions,” the latest themed exhibit at The Gallery at Graphite. “Delusions,” a juried group show, features the artwork of over 20 Northwest …
Downtown Edmonds is always vibrant on the third Thursday of each month, but April 16 promises to be an especially memorable evening. Visitors can partake in lunch or dinner at one of Edmonds’ many …
The Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation is now accepting applications for its Art Student Scholarships, designed to support creative students who plan to pursue visual arts in college. If you live …
The third “We Love Books” Club at Edmonds Bookshop is Tuesday, April 7, at 2 p.m. during Edmonds School District’s spring break. Seattle-based, award-winning children’s author Lynn …
Photo essay by David Fenwick.
Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds debuts three exhibits in March. “R. Bruce Inverarity: Northwest Modernist” is the first solo exhibition of early Seattle modernist R. Bruce Inverarity …
The music wasn’t perfect. Notes wavered, sections came in a little unsure, and the audience at Rosehill Community Center on March 12 was sparse. But something else was unmistakable. “It …
More than 200 people attended last week’s “Tracking the Health of Endangered Orcas: Science, Scat and the Future of our Southern Residents” with Deborah Giles, killer whale scientist with …
Couples planning their big day can meet local vendors and explore wedding services at the Mukilteo Wedding Expo from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 21, at Rosehill Community Center. The event …
The March outing for Edmonds Sketchers was inspired by one of my favorite songs, Carole King’s “Up on the Roof.” There are times when this world of unrest and injustice can be too …
Authors Alice Boatwright, Catherine Broadwall, and Candace Robb will appear at the Edmonds Bookshop during a mini-workshop for writers on Sunday, May 17, from 5-7 p.m. The event is for those who are …
The Edmonds Arts Festival has announced a number of sponsorships for the 69th edition of the event June 19-21 at the Frances Anderson Center. Each year, the Festival features more than 160 …
The Cascade Symphony Orchestra (CSO) continues its 2025-26 season on March 9, at 7:30 p.m., performing music by Elgar, Herold, Brahms, and Mahler with Brahms Double Concerto at the Edmonds Center for …
The Edmonds Arts Festival is now accepting submissions for the juried Gallery Arts portion of its 69th annual festival. The call for artists is open until May 1, inviting regional artists to showcase …
The Carroll-Henderson School of Irish Dancing is expanding with a move to Perrinville Village in Lynnwood. Founded in September 2016, the school opened in downtown Edmonds before …
Ken Barnes was on hand to unveil his “Memories” sculpture Feb. 19 at the Edmonds Waterfront Center during Art Walk Edmonds. Carved from a 3,000-pound block of granite and shaped into the …
Puget Sound Express, a family-run whale watching company, announced on Tuesday day the launch of its new Edmonds to San Juan Island whale watching tour. It’ll be a full-day excursion combining whale …