EverettNorthwest Washington

We’re comfortably nestled in the heart of Puget Sound and look out onto a rich landscape of

islands, ocean and mountains. And we live in an amazing city of contrasts. We’re home to the

world’s largest building, where the world’s largest jets are assembled... and some of the best

salmon and steelhead fishing in the world. Boasting the largest public marina on the West Coast

and nearly 50 miles of freshwater and saltwater shorelines... we’re also homeport to the U.S.

Navy. We’re exploding in the arts and outdoor recreation scene... yet we’re an All-America City

offering classic American fare and family fun. Just minutes north of Seattle and within easy reach

of Vancouver, B.C. - we’re a convenient distance to big city offerings and a comfortable distance

from big city stress. Experience our own distinctly Northwest blend of theaters and galleries

alongside eclectic microbreweries and minor league baseball and hockey. We’re an amazing hub

for virtually all of the activities and interests the Northwest has to offer. Enjoy hiking, kayaking,

sailing, skiing, golfing, bicycling, birdwatching, whale watching... here or nearby. A short drive out

of the city and you can be on a ferry to the San Juan Islands or crossing a snow-capped mountain

pass. Enjoy your visit... you’ll have fun here!

Welcome to Everett

ArtsWith five performance venues in a two-square mile area and over 250 resident visual artists throughout Everett, discover a distinctly Northwest blend of vibrant theater and galleries. Don’t miss our exciting downtown sculpture exhibit and outstanding collection of public art.

Arts Council of Snohomish County1507 Wall 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org Located in the historic Monte Cristo, the Arts Council hosts several free art exhibits throughout the year. Step next door to the Gallery Store to shop for local art and unusual gifts.

Comcast Arena2000 Hewitt Box Office: 866-332-8499 www.comcastarenaeverett.com Multi-purpose sports and entertainment complex hosting a myriad of first-class events including concerts, family shows, WHL hockey and ice shows.

Everett Performing Arts Center2710 Wetmore 425-257-8600 www.villagetheatre.org Everett’s premier performing arts venue managed by Village Theatre, a leading producer of equity musical theatre in the Pacific Northwest. The Pied Piper series presents quality international performing arts for young people.

Everett SymphonyOffice: 2710 Colby 888-266-8486 www.everettsymphony.orgFounded in 1935, the leading regional regional orchestra north of Seattle has performed at Carnegie Hall. Local performances are held at various venues in Everett October - June.

Everett Theatre2911 Colby 425-258-6766 www.everetttheatre.org Housed in its same location since 1901, this theatre in a historic brick building offers a variety of classic live theatre, comedy, and children’s shows year round.

Public ArtEverett’s extensive public art collection connects people to their environment and to each other. Enjoy public installations of paintings, sculpture and art glass downtown (noted on map) and at many municipal buildings including Everett Performing Arts Center, Everett Library, Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens, Everett Station, Edward D. Hansen Conference Center and 10th Street Marina Park. 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Within the city, you can see osprey and bald eagles soaring, whales swimming and great blue herons fishing. Explore your connection with nature at these special places and don’t forget your binoculars.

Jetty Island800-729-7678 www.portofeverett.comStep or paddle into a world of wildlife, sandy beaches, marsh grasses and a lagoon that is home to more than 45 bird species including osprey, shorebirds, hawks, eagles, cormorants and ducks. It’s also common to see seals surfacing in the water or lounging in the sun at the water’s edge. You might get lucky and see gray whales swimming by during their spring migration.

Snohomish River Estuary425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks With over 350 species of migratory birds and dozens of mammals, fish, amphibians and reptiles, these wildlife-rich wetlands can be enjoyed by birdwatchers, boaters and hikers year-round. A paved nature trail leads from Langus Riverfront Park to Spencer Island, an intertidal 413-acre refuge. The snaking sloughs create more islands (Smith, Otter and Ebey) that can be explored by shallow draft boat or kayak. To access Langus from Everett, take northbound state highway 529 and exit at 28th Place, just north of the Snohomish River Bridge.

Narbeck Wetland Sanctuarywww.painefield.com/wetland.html This 48-acre site is a passive recreation and environmental education public park offering an interpretive boardwalk, 1.5 miles of trails, greenhouse, outdoor classroom, and has an open water habitat which attracts waterfowl. Recognized nationally for its creative approach to wetland mitigation, it now serves as a program model in wetlands creation, preservation and compensation. Northeast corner of Seaway Boulevard on 75th Street SW.

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Special EventsEverett Women’s Film FestivalFebruary 425-422-0645 www.everettfilmfest.com

Cruzin to Colby Classic Car ShowMemorial Day weekend www.cruzintocolby.com

Everett Farmer’s MarketJune through September 425-258-3356 www.everettfarmersmarket.com

Sorticulture, Everett’s Garden Arts FestivalJune 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Music in the ParksJune – August 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.orgChildren’s Series, Thursday morningsThursday Night Waterfront SeriesSunday Afternoon Waterfront Series

Colors of Freedom Fourth of July Celebration425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Jetty Island DaysJuly through Labor Day 425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks

Cinema Under the StarsFriday nights, July - August 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Fresh Paint Festival of Artists at WorkAugust 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org

Historic Homes TourSeptember 425-530-2722 www.historiceverett.org

Everett Coho Salmon DerbySeptember www.everettcohosalmonderby.com

Gal-Apalooza Wearable Art FairOctober 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org

Everett’s Visitor Information Center is located at the corner of Broadway and Hewitt, in the Comcast Arena. Stop by, or call 425-322-2658 for current information on Everett events. Or go to www.VisitEverettWA.com.

Step back in time. Everett has a rich and colorful history as a turn-of-the-century mill town. With over two dozen historic properties on the Washington State and National Registers of Historic Places, its past is present today in many buildings and residences.

Historic Everett 425-530-2722 www.historiceverett.orgOffers a variety of heritage-based tours, from the popular Cemetery Tour to neighborhood walking tours. Call or visit their website for latest tour schedule.

Everett Public Library’s Northwest Room 2702 Hoyt 425-257-8000 www.epls.org Showcases the city’s history with an extensive collection of photographs and books. History specialists are also available to help answer questions and provide resources for your heritage research.

Getting HereEasy Access to and from Everett25 miles north of downtown Seattle.120 miles south of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada via Interstate 5.

By AirSea-Tac International Airport is located approximately 40 miles south of Everett.

By CarInterstate 5 provides access to Everett from the north and south; Interstates 90 and 405 access I-5 from the southeast. State Highway 2 provides access from the northeast.

By Train or BusServed by Amtrak, Northwest Trailways and Greyhound Bus Lines. All local and regional buses have bike racks.

By FerryTwo ferry terminals within 20 miles of Everett serve Whidbey Island, the Kitsap Peninsula, with access to the Olympic Peninsula’s vast rainforest.

Everett StationEverett Station is a multi-modal, multi-use building that serves as a transportation hub and a gathering place for community events. Visitors to Everett Station are treated to an impressive display of public art both inside and outside the station. Everett Station is open seven days a week, and has free parking, customer service, bike racks and a café.

All local, regional and commuter buses and trains buses and trains are wheelchair accessible and equipped with bike racks for biking enthusiasts. Bike maps from around the region are available at Everett Station.

Everett Transit local bus routes 425-257-7777, TTY 425-257-7778 www.everetttransit.org

Community Transit regional bus routes 800-562-1375, TTY 425-778-2188 www.commtrans.org

Sound Transit Commuter Train / Bus 800-201-4900, TTY 888-713-6030 www.soundtransit.org

Amtrak 800-USA-RAIL (800-872-7245), TTY 800-523-6590 www.amtrak.com

Greyhound Bus 800-231-2222, TTY 800-345-3109 www.greyhound.com Vi

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Aquasox Baseball3900 Broadway 425-258-3673 800-GO-FROGS (WA only) www.aquasox.com Everett’s minor league, Class A baseball team affiliated with the Seattle Mariners. Enjoy a game at the outdoor Everett Memorial Stadium, June to September.

Everett Silvertips2000 Hewitt 425-252-5100 www.everettsilvertips.com Award winning Western Hockey League team based at Comcast Arena. Be a part of the excitement, September – March. Team store open Mondays – Fridays, 10am – 5pm

Comcast Community Ice Rink2000 Hewitt 425-322-2653 www.comcastarenaeverett.comFun for the entire family at this public ice rink in downtown Everett.

Forest Park Swim Center802 Mukilteo Blvd. 425-257-8309 www.everettwa.org/parks Offers open swims, lap swims and family swims in its indoor 25 yard lap pool with attached dive tank. Daily admission fees.

GolfEnjoy two 18-hole, full service public golf courses that are well-maintained and affordable.

Legion Memorial Golf Course144 W. Marine View Drive 425-259-GOLF (4653) www.legionmemorialgolf.com Set in a tranquil forest setting, this scenic course is situated next to Legion Memorial Park and the Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens – make a family day of it!

Walter E. Hall Golf Course1226 W. Casino Road 425-353-GOLF (4653) www.walterhallgolf.com This family-friendly public golf course, located in Walter E. Hall Park, features stunning views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountain Ranges.

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Urban Culture Meets Awe-inspiring Nature

ParksWith 1,600 acres of spectacular regional and waterfront parks, trails and treasured environmental areas, Everett offers easy access to the outdoors and open space. Transition in minutes from downtown life to hiking, biking, birdwatching, kayaking, swimming, boating and enjoying the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest. For more information contact: 425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks

Forest Park802 Mukilteo Blvd.200 acres – trails, picnic shelters, animal farm, swim center (indoor pool), Rotary Centennial Water Playground for kids.

10th Street Marina Park and Public Boat Launch425-259-6001 www.portofeverett.com13 lane public boat launch operated by the Port of Everett that fits every need from small power boats to kayaks and canoes. Plenty of parking. The adjoining 10th Street Marina Park has picnic facilities, restroom and piers. Free ferry leaves from here to Jetty Island in summer.

Legion Memorial Park145 Alverson4 acres - views of Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River, large playground, picnic shelters. Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens are onsite, and the Legion Memorial Golf Course is just minutes away.

Howarth Park1127 Olympic Blvd. (water access) 28 acres - served as the city’s original bathing beach. Three tiers offer spectacular views, trails, the Lewis and Clark Native Garden, and safe access to a saltwater beach, including an off-leash dog area.

Langus Riverfront Park400 Smith Island Rd. (water access) 96 acres – paved trails, picnic tables, restrooms, rowing center, motor boat and kayak launches, access to estuaries, islands and sloughs.

Thornton A. Sullivan Park11400 W. Silver Lake Rd. (water access) 35 acres on Silver Lake – trails, woods and a natural setting in the middle of the city. Sandy beach and swimming staffed by lifeguards in summer, picnic shelters, small motor boating, picnic shelters, playground.

Trails (Non Motorized)Interurban Trail13 miles of linear trail runs between Madison and 116th street.

Lowell Riverfront Trail1.75 mile linear trail along the Snohomish River with viewing sites and benches, boat launch at Rotary Park along the trail.

Langus Riverfront Trail3.6 mile loop or linear trail, viewing sites and benches, access to Spencer Island Wildlife Sanctuary.

Green Lantern Trail1.1 mile linear trail, along Silver Lake, ending at Thornton A. Sullivan Park.

GardensEvergreen Arboretum and Gardens at Legion Memorial Park 145 Alverson Blvd. 425-257-8597 www.evergreenarboretum.comNorthwest native plants, perennial gardens, Japanese Maple Walk, outdoor pavilion, sculptures and an incredible fountain are just some of the features of this beautiful 3.3 acre oasis. Tours every Saturday at 2pm during the summer or by appointment.

Sculpture Garden at the ArboretumA large collection of permanent and rotating sculptures by Northwest artists are on display in Everett’s Sculpture Garden at the Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens within Legion Memorial Park in north Everett. Stroll through a hidden haven and enjoy monumental works of art in metal, glass and stone.

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CelebrateEasy

“Trivergence” sculpture at Comcast Arena

Everett Northwest Washington

We’re comfortably nestled in the heart of Puget Sound and look out onto a rich landscape of

islands, ocean and mountains. And we live in an amazing city of contrasts. We’re home to the

world’s largest building, where the world’s largest jets are assembled... and some of the best

salmon and steelhead fishing in the world. Boasting the largest public marina on the West Coast

and nearly 50 miles of freshwater and saltwater shorelines... we’re also homeport to the U.S.

Navy. We’re exploding in the arts and outdoor recreation scene... yet we’re an All-America City

offering classic American fare and family fun. Just minutes north of Seattle and within easy reach

of Vancouver, B.C. - we’re a convenient distance to big city offerings and a comfortable distance

from big city stress. Experience our own distinctly Northwest blend of theaters and galleries

alongside eclectic microbreweries and minor league baseball and hockey. We’re an amazing hub

for virtually all of the activities and interests the Northwest has to offer. Enjoy hiking, kayaking,

sailing, skiing, golfing, bicycling, birdwatching, whale watching... here or nearby. A short drive out

of the city and you can be on a ferry to the San Juan Islands or crossing a snow-capped mountain

pass. Enjoy your visit... you’ll have fun here!

Welcome to EverettArtsWith five performance venues in a two-square mile area and over 250 resident visual artists throughout Everett, discover a distinctly Northwest blend of vibrant theater and galleries. Don’t miss our exciting downtown sculpture exhibit and outstanding collection of public art.

Arts Council of Snohomish County1507 Wall 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org Located in the historic Monte Cristo, the Arts Council hosts several free art exhibits throughout the year. Step next door to the Gallery Store to shop for local art and unusual gifts.

Comcast Arena2000 Hewitt Box Office: 866-332-8499 www.comcastarenaeverett.com Multi-purpose sports and entertainment complex hosting a myriad of first-class events including concerts, family shows, WHL hockey and ice shows.

Everett Performing Arts Center2710 Wetmore 425-257-8600 www.villagetheatre.org Everett’s premier performing arts venue managed by Village Theatre, a leading producer of equity musical theatre in the Pacific Northwest. The Pied Piper series presents quality international performing arts for young people.

Everett SymphonyOffice: 2710 Colby 888-266-8486 www.everettsymphony.orgFounded in 1935, the leading regional regional orchestra north of Seattle has performed at Carnegie Hall. Local performances are held at various venues in Everett October - June.

Everett Theatre2911 Colby 425-258-6766 www.everetttheatre.org Housed in its same location since 1901, this theatre in a historic brick building offers a variety of classic live theatre, comedy, and children’s shows year round.

Public ArtEverett’s extensive public art collection connects people to their environment and to each other. Enjoy public installations of paintings, sculpture and art glass downtown (noted on map) and at many municipal buildings including Everett Performing Arts Center, Everett Library, Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens, Everett Station, Edward D. Hansen Conference Center and 10th Street Marina Park. 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Within the city, you can see osprey and bald eagles soaring, whales swimming and great blue herons fishing. Explore your connection with nature at these special places and don’t forget your binoculars.

Jetty Island800-729-7678 www.portofeverett.comStep or paddle into a world of wildlife, sandy beaches, marsh grasses and a lagoon that is home to more than 45 bird species including osprey, shorebirds, hawks, eagles, cormorants and ducks. It’s also common to see seals surfacing in the water or lounging in the sun at the water’s edge. You might get lucky and see gray whales swimming by during their spring migration.

Snohomish River Estuary425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks With over 350 species of migratory birds and dozens of mammals, fish, amphibians and reptiles, these wildlife-rich wetlands can be enjoyed by birdwatchers, boaters and hikers year-round. A paved nature trail leads from Langus Riverfront Park to Spencer Island, an intertidal 413-acre refuge. The snaking sloughs create more islands (Smith, Otter and Ebey) that can be explored by shallow draft boat or kayak. To access Langus from Everett, take northbound state highway 529 and exit at 28th Place, just north of the Snohomish River Bridge.

Narbeck Wetland Sanctuarywww.painefield.com/wetland.html This 48-acre site is a passive recreation and environmental education public park offering an interpretive boardwalk, 1.5 miles of trails, greenhouse, outdoor classroom, and has an open water habitat which attracts waterfowl. Recognized nationally for its creative approach to wetland mitigation, it now serves as a program model in wetlands creation, preservation and compensation. Northeast corner of Seaway Boulevard on 75th Street SW.

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Special EventsEverett Women’s Film FestivalFebruary 425-422-0645 www.everettfilmfest.com

Cruzin to Colby Classic Car ShowMemorial Day weekend www.cruzintocolby.com

Everett Farmer’s MarketJune through September 425-258-3356 www.everettfarmersmarket.com

Sorticulture, Everett’s Garden Arts FestivalJune 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Music in the ParksJune – August 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.orgChildren’s Series, Thursday morningsThursday Night Waterfront SeriesSunday Afternoon Waterfront Series

Colors of Freedom Fourth of July Celebration425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Jetty Island DaysJuly through Labor Day 425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks

Cinema Under the StarsFriday nights, July - August 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Fresh Paint Festival of Artists at WorkAugust 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org

Historic Homes TourSeptember 425-530-2722 www.historiceverett.org

Everett Coho Salmon DerbySeptember www.everettcohosalmonderby.com

Gal-Apalooza Wearable Art FairOctober 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org

Everett’s Visitor Information Center is located at the corner of Broadway and Hewitt, in the Comcast Arena. Stop by, or call 425-322-2658 for current information on Everett events. Or go to www.VisitEverettWA.com.

Step back in time. Everett has a rich and colorful history as a turn-of-the-century mill town. With over two dozen historic properties on the Washington State and National Registers of Historic Places, its past is present today in many buildings and residences.

Historic Everett 425-530-2722 www.historiceverett.orgOffers a variety of heritage-based tours, from the popular Cemetery Tour to neighborhood walking tours. Call or visit their website for latest tour schedule.

Everett Public Library’s Northwest Room 2702 Hoyt 425-257-8000 www.epls.org Showcases the city’s history with an extensive collection of photographs and books. History specialists are also available to help answer questions and provide resources for your heritage research.

Getting HereEasy Access to and from Everett25 miles north of downtown Seattle.120 miles south of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada via Interstate 5.

By AirSea-Tac International Airport is located approximately 40 miles south of Everett.

By CarInterstate 5 provides access to Everett from the north and south; Interstates 90 and 405 access I-5 from the southeast. State Highway 2 provides access from the northeast.

By Train or BusServed by Amtrak, Northwest Trailways and Greyhound Bus Lines. All local and regional buses have bike racks.

By FerryTwo ferry terminals within 20 miles of Everett serve Whidbey Island, the Kitsap Peninsula, with access to the Olympic Peninsula’s vast rainforest.

Everett StationEverett Station is a multi-modal, multi-use building that serves as a transportation hub and a gathering place for community events. Visitors to Everett Station are treated to an impressive display of public art both inside and outside the station. Everett Station is open seven days a week, and has free parking, customer service, bike racks and a café.

All local, regional and commuter buses and trains buses and trains are wheelchair accessible and equipped with bike racks for biking enthusiasts. Bike maps from around the region are available at Everett Station.

Everett Transit local bus routes 425-257-7777, TTY 425-257-7778 www.everetttransit.org

Community Transit regional bus routes 800-562-1375, TTY 425-778-2188 www.commtrans.org

Sound Transit Commuter Train / Bus 800-201-4900, TTY 888-713-6030 www.soundtransit.org

Amtrak 800-USA-RAIL (800-872-7245), TTY 800-523-6590 www.amtrak.com

Greyhound Bus 800-231-2222, TTY 800-345-3109 www.greyhound.com

Visitors Guide

Let’s PlaySports

Aquasox Baseball3900 Broadway 425-258-3673 800-GO-FROGS (WA only) www.aquasox.com Everett’s minor league, Class A baseball team affiliated with the Seattle Mariners. Enjoy a game at the outdoor Everett Memorial Stadium, June to September.

Everett Silvertips2000 Hewitt 425-252-5100 www.everettsilvertips.com Award winning Western Hockey League team based at Comcast Arena. Be a part of the excitement, September – March. Team store open Mondays – Fridays, 10am – 5pm

Comcast Community Ice Rink2000 Hewitt 425-322-2653 www.comcastarenaeverett.comFun for the entire family at this public ice rink in downtown Everett.

Forest Park Swim Center802 Mukilteo Blvd. 425-257-8309 www.everettwa.org/parks Offers open swims, lap swims and family swims in its indoor 25 yard lap pool with attached dive tank. Daily admission fees.

GolfEnjoy two 18-hole, full service public golf courses that are well-maintained and affordable.

Legion Memorial Golf Course144 W. Marine View Drive 425-259-GOLF (4653) www.legionmemorialgolf.com Set in a tranquil forest setting, this scenic course is situated next to Legion Memorial Park and the Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens – make a family day of it!

Walter E. Hall Golf Course1226 W. Casino Road 425-353-GOLF (4653) www.walterhallgolf.com This family-friendly public golf course, located in Walter E. Hall Park, features stunning views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountain Ranges.

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Heritage Historic Places

on Port Gardner Bay

Urban Culture Meets Awe-inspiring Nature

ParksWith 1,600 acres of spectacular regional and waterfront parks, trails and treasured environmental areas, Everett offers easy access to the outdoors and open space. Transition in minutes from downtown life to hiking, biking, birdwatching, kayaking, swimming, boating and enjoying the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest. For more information contact: 425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks

Forest Park802 Mukilteo Blvd.200 acres – trails, picnic shelters, animal farm, swim center (indoor pool), Rotary Centennial Water Playground for kids.

10th Street Marina Park and Public Boat Launch425-259-6001 www.portofeverett.com13 lane public boat launch operated by the Port of Everett that fits every need from small power boats to kayaks and canoes. Plenty of parking. The adjoining 10th Street Marina Park has picnic facilities, restroom and piers. Free ferry leaves from here to Jetty Island in summer.

Legion Memorial Park145 Alverson4 acres - views of Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River, large playground, picnic shelters. Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens are onsite, and the Legion Memorial Golf Course is just minutes away.

Howarth Park1127 Olympic Blvd. (water access) 28 acres - served as the city’s original bathing beach. Three tiers offer spectacular views, trails, the Lewis and Clark Native Garden, and safe access to a saltwater beach, including an off-leash dog area.

Langus Riverfront Park400 Smith Island Rd. (water access) 96 acres – paved trails, picnic tables, restrooms, rowing center, motor boat and kayak launches, access to estuaries, islands and sloughs.

Thornton A. Sullivan Park11400 W. Silver Lake Rd. (water access) 35 acres on Silver Lake – trails, woods and a natural setting in the middle of the city. Sandy beach and swimming staffed by lifeguards in summer, picnic shelters, small motor boating, picnic shelters, playground.

Trails (Non Motorized)Interurban Trail13 miles of linear trail runs between Madison and 116th street.

Lowell Riverfront Trail1.75 mile linear trail along the Snohomish River with viewing sites and benches, boat launch at Rotary Park along the trail.

Langus Riverfront Trail3.6 mile loop or linear trail, viewing sites and benches, access to Spencer Island Wildlife Sanctuary.

Green Lantern Trail1.1 mile linear trail, along Silver Lake, ending at Thornton A. Sullivan Park.

GardensEvergreen Arboretum and Gardens at Legion Memorial Park 145 Alverson Blvd. 425-257-8597 www.evergreenarboretum.comNorthwest native plants, perennial gardens, Japanese Maple Walk, outdoor pavilion, sculptures and an incredible fountain are just some of the features of this beautiful 3.3 acre oasis. Tours every Saturday at 2pm during the summer or by appointment.

Sculpture Garden at the ArboretumA large collection of permanent and rotating sculptures by Northwest artists are on display in Everett’s Sculpture Garden at the Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens within Legion Memorial Park in north Everett. Stroll through a hidden haven and enjoy monumental works of art in metal, glass and stone.

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Celebrate Easy

“Trivergence” sculpture at Comcast Arena

DiningNorthwest

Walk around downtown Everett and you’ll discover an amazing variety of boutiques, specialty shops and local galleries, mingled with exciting free-standing public art sculptures and hundreds of stunning planters and hanging flower baskets. It won’t be hard to find that special something, all within a beautifully landscaped 5-block radius.

Hewitt and Colby avenues are at the heart of the city where you can shop like a local! Enjoy browsing through a European floral market with tea and fine chocolate, specializing in fair-trade and organic products. Step into a distinctive home decor and kitchen store that carries the finest cooking tools, cookware and gourmet foods and linens. Sample wine from Washington State and around the world at the daily tasting events offered at the local wine shop. Feel like pampering yourself? Choose from boutiques specializing in unique and savvy apparel, tempting accessories and jewelry or blissful healing products. Interested in a gift made by a local artist? Check out the numerous galleries featuring exhibits and original works by local artists in all mediums including custom-designed glass art pieces.

For those craving bigger national stores, head south of downtown to the Everett Mall Way corridor. Enjoy shopping at Everett’s largest mall with anchor store Macy’s, 16 screen movie theater and food court.

From fresh coastal seafood prepared with special recipes by local chefs to great steaks, pasta, salmon, salads, barbeque, burgers and much more… Everett offers a range of dining experiences to fit every taste and occasion.

Looking for Northwest inspired affordable, family friendly dining? Head downtown where your choices range from classic American fare to eclectic international. We’ve got New Orleans style southern cooking, authentic Mexican cuisine with fresh tortillas made on site, Southeast Asian cuisine influenced by Indian and Chinese culture, and traditional Italian. If New York Style pizza and micro-brews are more your style, we’ve got that, too. Enjoy evening entertainment and live music at several of our local bistros and piano bars.

If you’re looking for waterfront dining, head to the Everett Marina for lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch. Fresh Northwest seafood, woodfire grill steaks, Japanese, authentic Italian and fish and chips are just some of your fabulous choices... all served up with waterfront views.

Remember that coffee and microbrews are a revered culture in the Northwest and we have our share of fun java lounges and brew pubs.

Welcome to Everett’s exciting downtown sculpture walk. Our freestanding sculptures are best viewed from a continuously changing vantage point. Walk around them. Walk through them. Look at them from all sides. Look closely and from a distance. Compare and contrast different pieces. Place your hands in negative spaces. Rub your hands over their surfaces. Take your time. Enjoy them.

For information on Everett’s complete public art collection, visit www.enjoyEverett.org or call 425-257-7101.

Along Colby, Georgia Gerber

Balancing Big, Joseph Kinnebrew

Braeburn Pear, Mary Kuebelbeck

Confluence, William Robinson

Hide and Seek, Hai Ying Wu

PIllars of Industry, Judith & Daniel Caldwell

Simple Song, Kevin Pettelle

Temptation, Pasha Stinson

The Totems, Brandon Zebold

Transformation of a Seawolf, James Madison

Trivergence, Ulrich Pakker

Shopping

From waterfront inns to full service hotels, Everett has something to suit every budget. Our hotels have highly competitive rates that are significantly lower than nearby Seattle, so make Everett your home base to enjoy attractions throughout the Puget Sound area. Please refer to the map for the individual locations of these AAA rated lodgings.

Best Western Cascadia Inn 2800 Pacific Ave. 800-822-5876 / 425-258-4141 www.bestwestern.com/cascadiainn

Best Western Navigator Inn & Suites 10210 Evergreen Way 877-488-0510 / 425-347-2555 www.navigatorsuites.com

Days Inn, Everett Mall 1602 SE Everett Mall Way 425-355-1570 www.seattledaysinn.com

Extended Stay America – Everett 8410 Broadway 800-804-3724 / 425-355-1923 www.extendedstayamerica.com

Extended Stay Deluxe 1431 112th St. SE 800-804-3724 / 425-337-1341 www.extendedstaydeluxe.com

Gaylord House Bed &Breakfast 3301 Grand Ave. 888-507-7177 / 425-339-9153 www.gaylordhouse.com

Holiday Inn Downtown Everett 3105 Pine St. 800-860-7715 / 425-339-2000 www.hieverett.com

Inn at Port Gardner 1700 W. Marine View Drive 888-252-6779 / 425-252-6779 www.innatportgardner.com

Travelodge Everett City Center 3030 Broadway 800-578-7878 / 425-259-6141 www.travelodge.com

For recreational vehicle enthusiasts:Harbour Pointe RV Park 11501 Hwy 99 South 425-789-1169 www.harbourpointervpark.com

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SponsorsEverett Parks & Recreationwww.everettwa.org/parks 425-257-8300Breathe deeply. Chase adventure. Make waves. Get in the game.

Everett Transitwww.everetttransit.org 425-257-7777Everett Transit is the major transportation services provider in the City of Everett. At your service since 1893!

Everett Animal Serviceswww.everettwa.org 425-257-6000Caring for and housing lost or unwanted companion pets, from Everett and greater Snohomish County.

Port of Everettwww.portofeverett.com 425-259-3164The Port of Everett operates the largest marina on the West Coast, with a variety of recreational facilities along the waterfront.

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Port Gardner Bay, Everett Marina & Jetty Island 10th to 18th Streets along West Marine View Drive 425-259-6001 www.portofeverett.comEverett is home to the largest public marina on the west coast. Stroll along a series of waterfront walkways, take in the boating action, enjoy views of Port Gardner Bay or dine at a waterfront restaurant. From June through September, shop with the locals at the Sunday Farmers’ Market for fresh local produce, flowers, and handmade-in-Washington crafts. Or hop on the free passenger ferry to two-mile long Jetty Island in the summer where you can experience everything from children’s interpretive programs, a wide variety of wildlife watching, basking on sandy beaches and swimming in the warm, shallow waters. We rock on water!

Imagine Children’s Museum1502 Wall 425-258-1006 www.imaginecm.orgLook, feel and learn at this large indoor play space that lets kids play “pretend” on so many different levels. The museum encourages creativity and learning. Plenty of things to play in and on - an airplane, a water area and a tree house, as well as a rooftop playground.

Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour8415 Paine Field Blvd 800-464-1476 www.futureofflight.orgTake the world-renowned Boeing Tour and watch the assembly of a Boeing 747, 767, 777 and 787 at the largest building in the world. Experience the unique interactive displays and hands-on exhibits at the nearby Future of Flight Aviation Center.

Flying Heritage CollectionPaine Field, 3407-109th St. SW 877-FHC-3404 www.flyingheritage.comSet within an expansive working hangar, visitors can get close to a rare collection of vintage 20th Century combat aircraft from the U.S., Britain, Russia and Japan. Come see these authentically restored, last of their kind warbirds.

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Published by the City of Everett with funding by the Everett lodging tax.

For more information on Everett tourism or obtaining this guide, visit www.VisitEverettWA.com, or call 888-338-0976.

Images provided by City of Everett, Snohomish County Tourism Bureau, Future of Flight, Imagine Children’s Museum, Port of Everett.

Produced by Visitors Guide Publications. ©2008

Graphic Design: Heather Steele, Maps: Julia Martin, Written by Audrey Fraggalosch.

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EverettNorthwest Washington

We’re comfortably nestled in the heart of Puget Sound and look out onto a rich landscape of

islands, ocean and mountains. And we live in an amazing city of contrasts. We’re home to the

world’s largest building, where the world’s largest jets are assembled... and some of the best

salmon and steelhead fishing in the world. Boasting the largest public marina on the West Coast

and nearly 50 miles of freshwater and saltwater shorelines... we’re also homeport to the U.S.

Navy. We’re exploding in the arts and outdoor recreation scene... yet we’re an All-America City

offering classic American fare and family fun. Just minutes north of Seattle and within easy reach

of Vancouver, B.C. - we’re a convenient distance to big city offerings and a comfortable distance

from big city stress. Experience our own distinctly Northwest blend of theaters and galleries

alongside eclectic microbreweries and minor league baseball and hockey. We’re an amazing hub

for virtually all of the activities and interests the Northwest has to offer. Enjoy hiking, kayaking,

sailing, skiing, golfing, bicycling, birdwatching, whale watching... here or nearby. A short drive out

of the city and you can be on a ferry to the San Juan Islands or crossing a snow-capped mountain

pass. Enjoy your visit... you’ll have fun here!

Welcome to Everett

ArtsWith five performance venues in a two-square mile area and over 250 resident visual artists throughout Everett, discover a distinctly Northwest blend of vibrant theater and galleries. Don’t miss our exciting downtown sculpture exhibit and outstanding collection of public art.

Arts Council of Snohomish County1507 Wall 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org Located in the historic Monte Cristo, the Arts Council hosts several free art exhibits throughout the year. Step next door to the Gallery Store to shop for local art and unusual gifts.

Comcast Arena2000 Hewitt Box Office: 866-332-8499 www.comcastarenaeverett.com Multi-purpose sports and entertainment complex hosting a myriad of first-class events including concerts, family shows, WHL hockey and ice shows.

Everett Performing Arts Center2710 Wetmore 425-257-8600 www.villagetheatre.org Everett’s premier performing arts venue managed by Village Theatre, a leading producer of equity musical theatre in the Pacific Northwest. The Pied Piper series presents quality international performing arts for young people.

Everett SymphonyOffice: 2710 Colby 888-266-8486 www.everettsymphony.orgFounded in 1935, the leading regional regional orchestra north of Seattle has performed at Carnegie Hall. Local performances are held at various venues in Everett October - June.

Everett Theatre2911 Colby 425-258-6766 www.everetttheatre.org Housed in its same location since 1901, this theatre in a historic brick building offers a variety of classic live theatre, comedy, and children’s shows year round.

Public ArtEverett’s extensive public art collection connects people to their environment and to each other. Enjoy public installations of paintings, sculpture and art glass downtown (noted on map) and at many municipal buildings including Everett Performing Arts Center, Everett Library, Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens, Everett Station, Edward D. Hansen Conference Center and 10th Street Marina Park. 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Within the city, you can see osprey and bald eagles soaring, whales swimming and great blue herons fishing. Explore your connection with nature at these special places and don’t forget your binoculars.

Jetty Island800-729-7678 www.portofeverett.comStep or paddle into a world of wildlife, sandy beaches, marsh grasses and a lagoon that is home to more than 45 bird species including osprey, shorebirds, hawks, eagles, cormorants and ducks. It’s also common to see seals surfacing in the water or lounging in the sun at the water’s edge. You might get lucky and see gray whales swimming by during their spring migration.

Snohomish River Estuary425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks With over 350 species of migratory birds and dozens of mammals, fish, amphibians and reptiles, these wildlife-rich wetlands can be enjoyed by birdwatchers, boaters and hikers year-round. A paved nature trail leads from Langus Riverfront Park to Spencer Island, an intertidal 413-acre refuge. The snaking sloughs create more islands (Smith, Otter and Ebey) that can be explored by shallow draft boat or kayak. To access Langus from Everett, take northbound state highway 529 and exit at 28th Place, just north of the Snohomish River Bridge.

Narbeck Wetland Sanctuarywww.painefield.com/wetland.html This 48-acre site is a passive recreation and environmental education public park offering an interpretive boardwalk, 1.5 miles of trails, greenhouse, outdoor classroom, and has an open water habitat which attracts waterfowl. Recognized nationally for its creative approach to wetland mitigation, it now serves as a program model in wetlands creation, preservation and compensation. Northeast corner of Seaway Boulevard on 75th Street SW.

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Special EventsEverett Women’s Film FestivalFebruary 425-422-0645 www.everettfilmfest.com

Cruzin to Colby Classic Car ShowMemorial Day weekend www.cruzintocolby.com

Everett Farmer’s MarketJune through September 425-258-3356 www.everettfarmersmarket.com

Sorticulture, Everett’s Garden Arts FestivalJune 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Music in the ParksJune – August 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.orgChildren’s Series, Thursday morningsThursday Night Waterfront SeriesSunday Afternoon Waterfront Series

Colors of Freedom Fourth of July Celebration425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Jetty Island DaysJuly through Labor Day 425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks

Cinema Under the StarsFriday nights, July - August 425-257-7101 www.enjoyEverett.org

Fresh Paint Festival of Artists at WorkAugust 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org

Historic Homes TourSeptember 425-530-2722 www.historiceverett.org

Everett Coho Salmon DerbySeptember www.everettcohosalmonderby.com

Gal-Apalooza Wearable Art FairOctober 425-257-8380 www.artscouncilofsnoco.org

Everett’s Visitor Information Center is located at the corner of Broadway and Hewitt, in the Comcast Arena. Stop by, or call 425-322-2658 for current information on Everett events. Or go to www.VisitEverettWA.com.

Step back in time. Everett has a rich and colorful history as a turn-of-the-century mill town. With over two dozen historic properties on the Washington State and National Registers of Historic Places, its past is present today in many buildings and residences.

Historic Everett 425-530-2722 www.historiceverett.orgOffers a variety of heritage-based tours, from the popular Cemetery Tour to neighborhood walking tours. Call or visit their website for latest tour schedule.

Everett Public Library’s Northwest Room 2702 Hoyt 425-257-8000 www.epls.org Showcases the city’s history with an extensive collection of photographs and books. History specialists are also available to help answer questions and provide resources for your heritage research.

Getting HereEasy Access to and from Everett25 miles north of downtown Seattle.120 miles south of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada via Interstate 5.

By AirSea-Tac International Airport is located approximately 40 miles south of Everett.

By CarInterstate 5 provides access to Everett from the north and south; Interstates 90 and 405 access I-5 from the southeast. State Highway 2 provides access from the northeast.

By Train or BusServed by Amtrak, Northwest Trailways and Greyhound Bus Lines. All local and regional buses have bike racks.

By FerryTwo ferry terminals within 20 miles of Everett serve Whidbey Island, the Kitsap Peninsula, with access to the Olympic Peninsula’s vast rainforest.

Everett StationEverett Station is a multi-modal, multi-use building that serves as a transportation hub and a gathering place for community events. Visitors to Everett Station are treated to an impressive display of public art both inside and outside the station. Everett Station is open seven days a week, and has free parking, customer service, bike racks and a café.

All local, regional and commuter buses and trains buses and trains are wheelchair accessible and equipped with bike racks for biking enthusiasts. Bike maps from around the region are available at Everett Station.

Everett Transit local bus routes 425-257-7777, TTY 425-257-7778 www.everetttransit.org

Community Transit regional bus routes 800-562-1375, TTY 425-778-2188 www.commtrans.org

Sound Transit Commuter Train / Bus 800-201-4900, TTY 888-713-6030 www.soundtransit.org

Amtrak 800-USA-RAIL (800-872-7245), TTY 800-523-6590 www.amtrak.com

Greyhound Bus 800-231-2222, TTY 800-345-3109 www.greyhound.com

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Aquasox Baseball3900 Broadway 425-258-3673 800-GO-FROGS (WA only) www.aquasox.com Everett’s minor league, Class A baseball team affiliated with the Seattle Mariners. Enjoy a game at the outdoor Everett Memorial Stadium, June to September.

Everett Silvertips2000 Hewitt 425-252-5100 www.everettsilvertips.com Award winning Western Hockey League team based at Comcast Arena. Be a part of the excitement, September – March. Team store open Mondays – Fridays, 10am – 5pm

Comcast Community Ice Rink2000 Hewitt 425-322-2653 www.comcastarenaeverett.comFun for the entire family at this public ice rink in downtown Everett.

Forest Park Swim Center802 Mukilteo Blvd. 425-257-8309 www.everettwa.org/parks Offers open swims, lap swims and family swims in its indoor 25 yard lap pool with attached dive tank. Daily admission fees.

GolfEnjoy two 18-hole, full service public golf courses that are well-maintained and affordable.

Legion Memorial Golf Course144 W. Marine View Drive 425-259-GOLF (4653) www.legionmemorialgolf.com Set in a tranquil forest setting, this scenic course is situated next to Legion Memorial Park and the Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens – make a family day of it!

Walter E. Hall Golf Course1226 W. Casino Road 425-353-GOLF (4653) www.walterhallgolf.com This family-friendly public golf course, located in Walter E. Hall Park, features stunning views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountain Ranges.

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on Port Gardner BayUrban Culture Meets Awe-inspiring Nature

ParksWith 1,600 acres of spectacular regional and waterfront parks, trails and treasured environmental areas, Everett offers easy access to the outdoors and open space. Transition in minutes from downtown life to hiking, biking, birdwatching, kayaking, swimming, boating and enjoying the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest. For more information contact: 425-257-8300 www.everettwa.org/parks

Forest Park802 Mukilteo Blvd.200 acres – trails, picnic shelters, animal farm, swim center (indoor pool), Rotary Centennial Water Playground for kids.

10th Street Marina Park and Public Boat Launch425-259-6001 www.portofeverett.com13 lane public boat launch operated by the Port of Everett that fits every need from small power boats to kayaks and canoes. Plenty of parking. The adjoining 10th Street Marina Park has picnic facilities, restroom and piers. Free ferry leaves from here to Jetty Island in summer.

Legion Memorial Park145 Alverson4 acres - views of Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River, large playground, picnic shelters. Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens are onsite, and the Legion Memorial Golf Course is just minutes away.

Howarth Park1127 Olympic Blvd. (water access) 28 acres - served as the city’s original bathing beach. Three tiers offer spectacular views, trails, the Lewis and Clark Native Garden, and safe access to a saltwater beach, including an off-leash dog area.

Langus Riverfront Park400 Smith Island Rd. (water access) 96 acres – paved trails, picnic tables, restrooms, rowing center, motor boat and kayak launches, access to estuaries, islands and sloughs.

Thornton A. Sullivan Park11400 W. Silver Lake Rd. (water access) 35 acres on Silver Lake – trails, woods and a natural setting in the middle of the city. Sandy beach and swimming staffed by lifeguards in summer, picnic shelters, small motor boating, picnic shelters, playground.

Trails (Non Motorized)Interurban Trail13 miles of linear trail runs between Madison and 116th street.

Lowell Riverfront Trail1.75 mile linear trail along the Snohomish River with viewing sites and benches, boat launch at Rotary Park along the trail.

Langus Riverfront Trail3.6 mile loop or linear trail, viewing sites and benches, access to Spencer Island Wildlife Sanctuary.

Green Lantern Trail1.1 mile linear trail, along Silver Lake, ending at Thornton A. Sullivan Park.

GardensEvergreen Arboretum and Gardens at Legion Memorial Park 145 Alverson Blvd. 425-257-8597 www.evergreenarboretum.comNorthwest native plants, perennial gardens, Japanese Maple Walk, outdoor pavilion, sculptures and an incredible fountain are just some of the features of this beautiful 3.3 acre oasis. Tours every Saturday at 2pm during the summer or by appointment.

Sculpture Garden at the ArboretumA large collection of permanent and rotating sculptures by Northwest artists are on display in Everett’s Sculpture Garden at the Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens within Legion Memorial Park in north Everett. Stroll through a hidden haven and enjoy monumental works of art in metal, glass and stone.

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“Trivergence” sculpture at Comcast Arena

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Walk around downtown Everett and you’ll discover an amazing variety of boutiques, specialty shops and local galleries, mingled with exciting free-standing public art sculptures and hundreds of stunning planters and hanging flower baskets. It won’t be hard to find that special something, all within a beautifully landscaped 5-block radius.

Hewitt and Colby avenues are at the heart of the city where you can shop like a local! Enjoy browsing through a European floral market with tea and fine chocolate, specializing in fair-trade and organic products. Step into a distinctive home decor and kitchen store that carries the finest cooking tools, cookware and gourmet foods and linens. Sample wine from Washington State and around the world at the daily tasting events offered at the local wine shop. Feel like pampering yourself? Choose from boutiques specializing in unique and savvy apparel, tempting accessories and jewelry or blissful healing products. Interested in a gift made by a local artist? Check out the numerous galleries featuring exhibits and original works by local artists in all mediums including custom-designed glass art pieces.

For those craving bigger national stores, head south of downtown to the Everett Mall Way corridor. Enjoy shopping at Everett’s largest mall with anchor store Macy’s, 16 screen movie theater and food court.

From fresh coastal seafood prepared with special recipes by local chefs to great steaks, pasta, salmon, salads, barbeque, burgers and much more… Everett offers a range of dining experiences to fit every taste and occasion.

Looking for Northwest inspired affordable, family friendly dining? Head downtown where your choices range from classic American fare to eclectic international. We’ve got New Orleans style southern cooking, authentic Mexican cuisine with fresh tortillas made on site, Southeast Asian cuisine influenced by Indian and Chinese culture, and traditional Italian. If New York Style pizza and micro-brews are more your style, we’ve got that, too. Enjoy evening entertainment and live music at several of our local bistros and piano bars.

If you’re looking for waterfront dining, head to the Everett Marina for lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch. Fresh Northwest seafood, woodfire grill steaks, Japanese, authentic Italian and fish and chips are just some of your fabulous choices... all served up with waterfront views.

Remember that coffee and microbrews are a revered culture in the Northwest and we have our share of fun java lounges and brew pubs.

Welcome to Everett’s exciting downtown sculpture walk. Our freestanding sculptures are best viewed from a continuously changing vantage point. Walk around them. Walk through them. Look at them from all sides. Look closely and from a distance. Compare and contrast different pieces. Place your hands in negative spaces. Rub your hands over their surfaces. Take your time. Enjoy them.

For information on Everett’s complete public art collection, visit www.enjoyEverett.org or call 425-257-7101.

Along Colby, Georgia Gerber

Balancing Big, Joseph Kinnebrew

Braeburn Pear, Mary Kuebelbeck

Confluence, William Robinson

Hide and Seek, Hai Ying Wu

PIllars of Industry, Judith & Daniel Caldwell

Simple Song, Kevin Pettelle

Temptation, Pasha Stinson

The Totems, Brandon Zebold

Transformation of a Seawolf, James Madison

Trivergence, Ulrich Pakker

Shopping

From waterfront inns to full service hotels, Everett has something to suit every budget. Our hotels have highly competitive rates that are significantly lower than nearby Seattle, so make Everett your home base to enjoy attractions throughout the Puget Sound area. Please refer to the map for the individual locations of these AAA rated lodgings.

Best Western Cascadia Inn 2800 Pacific Ave. 800-822-5876 / 425-258-4141 www.bestwestern.com/cascadiainn

Best Western Navigator Inn & Suites 10210 Evergreen Way 877-488-0510 / 425-347-2555 www.navigatorsuites.com

Days Inn, Everett Mall 1602 SE Everett Mall Way 425-355-1570 www.seattledaysinn.com

Extended Stay America – Everett 8410 Broadway 800-804-3724 / 425-355-1923 www.extendedstayamerica.com

Extended Stay Deluxe 1431 112th St. SE 800-804-3724 / 425-337-1341 www.extendedstaydeluxe.com

Gaylord House Bed &Breakfast 3301 Grand Ave. 888-507-7177 / 425-339-9153 www.gaylordhouse.com

Holiday Inn Downtown Everett 3105 Pine St. 800-860-7715 / 425-339-2000 www.hieverett.com

Inn at Port Gardner 1700 W. Marine View Drive 888-252-6779 / 425-252-6779 www.innatportgardner.com

Travelodge Everett City Center 3030 Broadway 800-578-7878 / 425-259-6141 www.travelodge.com

For recreational vehicle enthusiasts:Harbour Pointe RV Park 11501 Hwy 99 South 425-789-1169 www.harbourpointervpark.com

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SponsorsEverett Parks & Recreationwww.everettwa.org/parks 425-257-8300Breathe deeply. Chase adventure. Make waves. Get in the game.

Everett Transitwww.everetttransit.org 425-257-7777Everett Transit is the major transportation services provider in the City of Everett. At your service since 1893!

Everett Animal Serviceswww.everettwa.org 425-257-6000Caring for and housing lost or unwanted companion pets, from Everett and greater Snohomish County.

Port of Everettwww.portofeverett.com 425-259-3164The Port of Everett operates the largest marina on the West Coast, with a variety of recreational facilities along the waterfront.

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Port Gardner Bay, Everett Marina & Jetty Island 10th to 18th Streets along West Marine View Drive 425-259-6001 www.portofeverett.comEverett is home to the largest public marina on the west coast. Stroll along a series of waterfront walkways, take in the boating action, enjoy views of Port Gardner Bay or dine at a waterfront restaurant. From June through September, shop with the locals at the Sunday Farmers’ Market for fresh local produce, flowers, and handmade-in-Washington crafts. Or hop on the free passenger ferry to two-mile long Jetty Island in the summer where you can experience everything from children’s interpretive programs, a wide variety of wildlife watching, basking on sandy beaches and swimming in the warm, shallow waters. We rock on water!

Imagine Children’s Museum1502 Wall 425-258-1006 www.imaginecm.orgLook, feel and learn at this large indoor play space that lets kids play “pretend” on so many different levels. The museum encourages creativity and learning. Plenty of things to play in and on - an airplane, a water area and a tree house, as well as a rooftop playground.

Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour8415 Paine Field Blvd 800-464-1476 www.futureofflight.orgTake the world-renowned Boeing Tour and watch the assembly of a Boeing 747, 767, 777 and 787 at the largest building in the world. Experience the unique interactive displays and hands-on exhibits at the nearby Future of Flight Aviation Center.

Flying Heritage CollectionPaine Field, 3407-109th St. SW 877-FHC-3404 www.flyingheritage.comSet within an expansive working hangar, visitors can get close to a rare collection of vintage 20th Century combat aircraft from the U.S., Britain, Russia and Japan. Come see these authentically restored, last of their kind warbirds.

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Published by the City of Everett with funding by the Everett lodging tax.

For more information on Everett tourism or obtaining this guide, visit www.VisitEverettWA.com, or call 888-338-0976.

Images provided by City of Everett, Snohomish County Tourism Bureau, Future of Flight, Imagine Children’s Museum, Port of Everett.

Produced by Visitors Guide Publications. ©2008

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