Things to Do in Everett (2025)
Watch artists shape molten glass and even make your own piece during Make It Now sessions. Often highlighted by the Daily Herald and city event listings, this downtown nonprofit anchors Everett’s arts scene.
Sip award‑winning organic cocktails beside copper stills, then browse the in‑house Waterfront Wine shop. Praised by local media and tourism guides for quality and sustainability, this waterfront hangout feels quintessentially Everett.
Everett’s legacy brewery pours barrel‑aged specialties and hosts casual events at its Cedar Street taproom. A stalwart of the local beer scene repeatedly spotlighted by city guides and loyal fans.
A barista‑led cafe in a 1921 brick building serving seasonal, from‑scratch fare. Profiled by the Daily Herald and beloved by locals, it’s the place that put downtown Everett on the coffee map.
Three floors of hands‑on exhibits and daily programs energize families. Consistently recommended by regional outlets, the museum operates Tuesday–Sunday with clear, up‑to‑date hours and pricing.
Tastings, open‑mic Thursdays, and live music on weekends make this indie winery a relaxed downtown standby frequently listed on art walk and nightlife calendars.
A friendly, late‑night bar with a sharp tap list, trivia nights, and Ukrainian dumplings. Recognized by Everett’s tourism site and locals alike as a true community hangout.
A sprawling arts complex with galleries, the DogTown Collection, and multiple stages. Home to Fisherman’s Village Music Festival and frequent concerts covered by KIRO 7 and Live in Everett.
An all‑ages art gallery and venue booking punk, hip‑hop, and experimental bills plus maker markets. The steady calendar keeps this intimate room at the center of downtown culture.
Built in 1901 and still independently run, this ornate hall hosts concerts, comedy, and community productions. Its living history and active 2025 calendar are documented by regional newspapers and historians.
Sundays May–October downtown with about 100 vendors, live music, and SNAP/EBT matching. Covered by the Daily Herald and KIRO 7, it’s a weekly portrait of the city’s makers and growers.
A nonprofit on the Snohomish River offering adult and youth learn‑to‑row programs with 2025 camps and events. A distinctly local way to explore Everett’s waterways from a shell.
