The popular playwright’s seriocomic coming-of-age story is set in wartime New York
Auditions for the Marysville Strawberry Talent Show will be held this May and the deadline to apply is May 3.
During my many years as a chef, I have spent much of my career and vacation time traveling to Belize, which is one of my favorite places. My wife’s family, as well as half my family, are from Belize, and we visit them often.
The Greater Marysville Artists Guild held an open house to invite the community to learn about the organization on April 3.
Tickets are available now for the Marysville Strawberry Festival fashion show that features model citizens strutting to raise funds for student scholarships and showing off the latest summer fashions from local stores.
If you’ve got a show-stopping talent you want to share with the world, start with Marysville.
The city of Marysville will bring back a Lego-themed day out for kids for the second year to the Marysville Opera House with ‘Ready, Set, Build!’ on April 14.
Mothers and sons dressed up as superheroes and sidekicks at the fourth annual Mother-Son Superhero Dance on March 23.
Several breweries are coming to the downtown Marysville Opera House on April 6 as part of the third annual Marysville Brew and Cider Fest.
Immersive programs for students ages 9 to 19 this spring and summer in Marysville
Time to get your Irish on at the Third Annual Magical Strings Celtic Gala on March 15. This festive and timeless realm of Celtic music, dance, storytelling and songs will have you jigging all the way home
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'Five Women Wearing the Same Dress' is filled with laughter, tears, and horrible dresses
On Valentine’s Day the city of Marysville hosted couples and community members at the downtown opera house for a night of dueling pianos.
Numerous vendors with products for women will be at the Marysville Opera House for the second annual Treat Your Self Women's Expo on Feb. 23.
Dueling Pianos with Jeff and Rhiannon return to the Marysville Opera House this Valentine’s Day for a dinner and show that evening.
Birds of prey, nature exhibits and walks through wilderness are all part of Arlington’s annual Eagle Festival which returns this year Feb. 1-2.
Community members will have a one-stop place to see the Marysville businesses that are available to make the perfect wedding happen.
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Join Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation on Monday, Jan. 21, for an evening of reflection and remembrance celebrating the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. Keynote speaker JJ Frank will begin the program with a brief introduction and review of the civil rights leader and his influence …
“American Buffalo” is an award-winning play by one of America’s most renowned playwrights.
Marysville’s Father-Daughter Valentine’s Dance and Mother-Son Superhero Dance are now open for pre-registration.
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.
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