The Snohomish Easter Parade is popular event for Snohomish property owners every year. In its 39th year, the 2019 parade will be held on Saturday, April 20th at 11 a.m. Expect the parade to last close to two hours and be great fun for the whole family. Line-up begins at 9:30 a.m. at First Street and Lincoln Avenue. Send one person to sign in and then get in place. Everyone should be ready to go at 10:45.
Spectators are invited to come early to line the streets and get a great spot. Watch the delight on children’s faces as they see marching bands, cheerleaders, characters, bunnies, floats, horses, emergency vehicles, and much more. Wear your Easter bonnets to the parade and look for some elaborately decorated hats in the parade. If you would like to show off your bonnet in the parade, all are welcome to ride on the Snohomish Chamber of Commerce float. Just come to the float, located at Cedar and First Street, no later than 10:45 the morning of the parade. Parents can certainly ride too or meet their children at the end of the parade at First Street and Avenue E.
When the parade comes to a close, head over to First Street and Avenue A, behind the judging booth, for the Easter Bonnet Contest. Who will win the awards and return to their Snohomish property with a prize? Prize or no prize this is a fun day that really brings the community together. Stick around downtown after the festivities to support local businesses by grabbing a bite to eat or doing a little shopping. Springtime in downtown Snohomish is truly beautiful. The flowers and trees are in bloom, the air feels fresh, and the sun feels warm. Walk along the Snohomish River and give thanks for living in such a beautiful place.
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Kung Fu Kwoon brings an excellent martial arts experience to those living in Monroe real estate. Join Sifu Jacque, who began exploring martial arts at age five, to learn more about these ancient arts. Sifu Jaque began with Judo and Karate and then found a traditional martial arts school in South Africa at age 12 to further his studies. He has studied under several masters and opened his first school in the United States in 1997. In 2013, he opened his school in Monroe with the goal of enriching lives and making the world a better place. Everyone who tries his classes will leave with a better connection to their soul, mind, and body. It is also a fun way to exercise and meet new people living in the area.
The Double Barrel Wine Bar and Lounge offers drinks, fine dining, and many great events throughout the year to those who call Snohomish home. Located at 108 Avenue A in Snohomish, the Double Barrel Wine Bar and Lounge is open Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Come for a tasting, order wine by the glass or bottle, or choose from beer, cider, ginger beer, and sodas. Classes about wine are also available at this location. Wine Basics, Wine Around the World, and Wine Pairings are all classes that are offered here.
The local library is a great resource for anyone living in Lake Stevens. It has a full schedule of recurring events, as well as fun special events for everyone from baby to adults. Little kids can join in a fun weekly story time on Tuesdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. The Ready Readers Family Storytime is designed especially for toddlers and preschoolers, or kids from about 18 months through 4 years old. However, all children are welcome. Funny stories and action songs capture kids’ interest and lay a positive foundation for a future love of reading. The event finishes off with creative activities. Kid should be sure to bring their caregivers.
Rustic decor, vintage style, and upcycled art and furniture are very on trend right now. Picking up a few new items in a new style is a great way to renew the look of Monroe real estate. As we wait for spring to come to our area, a few new things around the house can be a big morale booster. And a great place to go to find shabby chic goods is Pickin at the Barn. The barn is located at 21708 132nd Street SE in Monroe.
Carleton Farms offers so much to those who own Lake Stevens property. Locals can get fresh fruit and produce from the farm market, it is a beautiful location to host a wedding or other event, and a super fun place to visit for fall festivities. In addition to all of this, the Carleton Equine Facility offers boarding services for Lake Stevens property owners who don’t have room for their horses at their home. There are two barns as well as an indoor arena, outdoor arena, wash racks, a seasonal summer trail available along Ebey Slough, and much more.
Enjoy some time away from your Snohomish real estate pampering yourself or finding relief from aches and pains at Exhale Massage Studio. Located at 902 ½ First Street, Suite 2 in Snohomish, the winter hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The studio is open Saturday by appointment only. Be sure to check back as the hours change with the season.
Make sure the pets living in your Monroe home have nothing but the best by shopping at Sam’s Cats and Dogs, Naturally. It is easy to shop at Sam’s Cats and Dogs, Naturally because you do not have to sift through bags and cans of food trying to find good quality. The store does it for you by having high minimum quality standards. All food must use human grade ingredients and use innovative manufacturing processes. There is a full money back guarantee offered at the store, which never partners with any food companies. This means that no products will ever be recommended to customers as a motive to make profits.
Art lovers living in Monroe have a unique opportunity to see and purchase original artworks at the Saaski Gallery. The gallery focuses on the work of artists from Pacific Rim cultures. This means that works come from China, Japan, Australia, Vietnam, and the Pacific Northwest. Not only does the gallery feature art from several different countries, there are also many different mediums represented. You’ll find beautiful paintings in watercolors, oils, and acrylic, as well as ink and pencil drawings. There are also amazing sculptures and pottery in both modern and traditional styles. Delicate glass works are displayed, along with stunning photography. A number of mixed media pieces are on display, as are works using specialty media.
There’s something totally unique about the joy a new puppy or dog can bring to Lake Stevens property owners. Dogs are full of fun and they can provide families with lots of great memories. However, it’s also important that they get the right kind of training so that dogs and their people can live together amicably. Fortunately for everyone in Lake Stevens, great local training is available through A Dog Smiles. Trainer Melissa Weinert has many years experience, first as a veterinary assistant. Then she went to Animal Behavior College and became a Certified Dog Trainer. You can rest assured that your dog is in excellent hands when you hire Melissa as your trainer.