Community members are invited to the fifth annual Christmas Powwow on Dec. 15 to see traditional Native dancing, receive some holiday gifts and much more.
Charles Dickens’ friends and family members bring his classic tale to life on stage
The North Cascades Concert Band’s Conductor/Music Director, Robert Pattermann, and the NCCB announce that the theme for the fall concert series will be “Music Magic From The Masters.”
Because the immensely popular Merrysville for the Holidays celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, city leaders looked to the event’s beginnings as it named the grand marshal for this year’s Electric Lights Parade.
Cedarcrest Golf Course becomes an after-dark winter wonderland in December when fairways are transformed into a showcase of dazzling light displays celebrating the holiday season.
Tulalip Tribal artists and crafters gathered for the annual Native Bazaar held by local Tulalip members to share their drums, baskets, jewelry and other items.
The Arlington Education Foundation is hosting its third annual Santa Breakfast on Saturday, Dec. 1. This year, special guests Belle, Spiderman, and a couple of Minions will attend the event and welcome the start of the holiday season.
Write Now: Be a Fiction Magician! Tricks and Tips for Writers will be offered at the Marysville Library on Saturday, Nov. 17, beginning at 10:30 a.m.
Artists and crafters from the Tulalip Tribes will gather on Nov. 16, 17 and 18 for the annual Native Bazaar.
Live at the OH! closes out 2018 with a special performance by the Margaret Wilder Band on Thursday, Nov. 15. Singer, songwriter and musician Margaret Wilder returns with her talented band for a night of high energy Blues, Funk and Soul. Always a crowd favorite.
30th Annual Merrysville for the Holidays returns Saturday, Dec. 1
The 30th annual Merrysville for the Holidays Electric Lights Parade is accepting applications for parade participants. This is a unique opportunity for businesses, organizations, community groups and individuals to participate in a fun activity and spread the holiday cheer. From walking grou…
Locals came out to the Stillaguamish Senior Center's Holiday Bazaar to find gifts and to support the local center on Nov. 3.
Tickets are now on sale for Arlington High School (AHS) Drama’s fall production of “The Game’s Afoot” by Ken Ludwig. The play is the winner for the 2012 Mystery Writer's of America Edgar Allen Poe Award for best play.
Halloween festivities will be available at multiple events for children and for adults in Marysville and Arlington this year.
Karl Blau will be performing at the Marysville Opera House on Nov. 3.
Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts presents two one-act comedies — “The Real Inspector Hound” by Tom Stoppard, and “The Actor’s Nightmare” by Christopher Durang — Oct. 19-Nov. 4 at the Red Curtain Arts Center, 9315 State Ave. #J, in Marysville.
Get a jump on the weekend. Meet up with friends at the beautiful Opera House on the third Thursday of each month for Live at the OH!
Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation hosts free open houses at the Marysville Opera House on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Community members can take a tour, chat with staff and check on availability of the beautiful venue for their next special occasion. Select dates are …
Cedarcrest Golf Course becomes an after-dark winter wonderland in December when fairways are transformed into a showcase of dazzling light displays celebrating the holiday season.
Local corn mazes and pumpkin patches have opened for the Halloween season in Arlington for families and other community members.
Gems, jewelry, minerals and rocks were on display at the Totem Middle School gymnasium as part of the Marysville Rock and Gem Club's 44th annual "Rocktoberfest."
The Marysville Opera House will be transported back to the ‘50s for the city of Marysville’s Grease Sing-Along and Sock Hop on Oct. 13.
At the Oct. 20 Fall into Art Auction, Arlington Arts Council will honor the people who built a stage in Legion Park the year. The team will be named the 2018 Art Advocates of Arlington.
The Hibulb Cultural Center held their sixth annual film festival on Sept. 22, providing both tribal and non-tribal local filmmakers a chance to show their art.
The Arlington Education Foundation is hosting eight wineries for their second annual Wines, Brews and Cruizin’ tasting fundraiser on Sept. 28.
Princesses will be back at the Marysville Opera House to interact with local children and families for the second annual Princess and Pixie Dust on Sept. 30.
Tulalip’s Hibulb Cultural Center hosted the Buffalo Field Campaign’s road show for an evening of music and stories in support of wild buffalo.
The Northwest Viking Festival celebrated Scandinavian heritage and history with re-enactors, family activities and other demonstrations in Arlington on Sept. 15 and 16.
Dragsters and other race cars revved their engines up at the Arlington Airport during the 15th annual Arlington Drag Strip Reunion and Car Show on Sept. 8.
Twelve local breweries came down to the Marysville Opera House on Sept. 8 for the Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce's second annual Brew & Cider Fest.
This year’s annual Friendship Walk, organized by local 501c3 nonprofit, Village Community Services, will now feature a 5K run component to boost event participation and elevate overall awareness of its music program and member ensemble band, Voices of the Village.
September is a glorious month in the northwest — the days are warm, the nights cool, the shadows long, and the lawns are coming alive again after their dry summer slumber. The garden wakes back up for about 6 to 8 weeks before it shuts down for the winter and it is an excellent time to get s…
Trees are our friends, in more ways than one. There are a multitude of benefits that we receive from trees and it never hurts to remind ourselves just how important trees are to our ecosystem. As we look around the world at the incredible loss of both temperate and tropical forests, it shoul…
The Northwest Genealogy Conference, hosted by the local Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society, was held for its fifth year in Arlington from Aug. 15 to Aug. 18.
Thursday, Aug. 23, Opening Day
Every year, the Evergreen State Fair has five nights of concerts with acts that don't disappoint and the 2018 lineup is as exciting as ever: beginning with The Roots & Boots Tour featuring country stars Sammy Kershaw, Collin Raye and Aaron Tippin; classic rock group Spike and the Impaler…
The Evergreen State Fair in Monroe will host the much anticipated second year of "Evergreen Morning of Dreams" on Wednesday, Aug. 29, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event offers a calmer Fair setting for those with disabilities or special needs and their families. To help maintain a peaceful env…
I love summer tropicals. The drama they create is unsurpassed by anything the northwest has to offer. Take my red Abyssinian bananas for example. In the month of May, or even early June, I always plant a couple of pots up with a red banana in the center as the focal point of the container. I…
Whether you ride the Ferris wheel, work the Ferris wheel, or avoid the Ferris wheel because you always eat too many scones, Community Transit is the easiest way to get to the Evergreen State Fair.
This time around, I wanted to share a recipe that reminds me of the time I spent living in Japan, which was during a pivotal time in my life. The dish brings back fond memories about when I met the love of my life and how my life changed forever. I got married, started a family, and traveled…
Forget for a minute that I am a professional horticulturist and have worked in the field for over 50 years ... try to think of me a just an ordinary home owner that moved into his house 30 years ago and inherited a rather neglected landscape. This is the story of one of my gardens - how it b…
Backyard barbecues are as iconically American as apple pie and baseball. Grilling is a popular cooking method during the summer months, and many people will be firing up the grill for Labor Day. This month’s article is intended to have a preventative impact on your health and still enjoy a g…
Music, kids activities, Native American culture and environmental information will be available at the Stillaguamish Tribe's annual Festival of the River which will be held Aug. 11-12 this year.
Believe it or not, August can be a busy month in the garden. Watering, of course, is at the top of the list and it is important to remember that we can just as easily kill stuff by over-watering as under-watering. Getting just the right amount of water on a plant is tricky and if it is any c…
Local musicians and community members helped organize a benefit concert for the Arlington Community Food Bank recently.
A funny thing happens to me this time of year. As we move from the glory of spring to the doldrums of summer, I often find myself in a state of mild depression. I call it my “gardener’s post-partum depression." All of the fabulous floral displays that I labored over in spring have now faded …
Dozens of artisans will descend on downtown Marysville in early August to show off their best creations.
Have you bought supplements, health powders, elixirs and more only to leave them in the cabinet to gather dust? If you stumble upon older items you purchased and forgot to take, it may be time to toss them. Some supplements may be safe to take, but others will need to go.
Local 14-year-old Lee Hall rode more than 200 miles while completing the annual Seattle to Portland bike race this July.
Local kids will show their livestock at the Silvana Fair which returns to the area this year on July 28.
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