The Snohomish Farmers Market provides fresh fruits and veggies and so much more to those who live in Snohomish. Come to the intersection of Cedar Avenue and Pearl Street every Thursday from May through September from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. Support farmers who live in Snohomish and the surrounding areas. Find many fresh fruits and veggies, including berries, as well as things like tea, honey, coffee, baked goods, grass-fed beef, food trucks, jewelry, attire, handmade crafts, soap, and salsa.

Kids who Live in Snohomish Join Power of Produce Club

In addition to shopping for some great food, gifts, and items for the home, there are also activities for the kids and live music and special events every week. Kids 13 and under can join the Power of Produce Club. Each week, members of the club can stop by the POP club tent to get their passport stamped and receive a $2 market currency to shop for a delicious produce treat. There will also be activities and speakers at the tent as well. This is a great way to get kids excited about eating healthy foods, just stop into the booth to fill out a membership form. Check out the events calendar to see which musician will be performing, to to check out culinary demonstrations, and special themes for summer holidays. Find more information, a list of vendors, information for the POP club, and the events calendar at Snohomish Farmers Market. 

It is likely that every Lake Stevens property owner either has been or knows someone who has been affected by cancer in some way. A great way to honor those who have lost their lives, support those who are fighting and those who survived, and to raise money to find a cure, is to participate in the Relay for Life of Lake Stevens. Taking place on Saturday, June 4th, and Sunday, June 5th at Lake Stevens High School, all are invited to form or join a team and participate. The opening ceremony starts at noon on Saturday and brings everyone together to reflect upon the reasons for signing up for this event.

Honor Cancer Survivors on Lake Stevens Property

Cancer survivors will then take the first lap around the track to start things off, followed by the caregiver’s lap to honor those who have cared for and helped loved ones with the fight of their lives. Everyone will then continue to walk through the afternoon and night. A touching luminaria ceremony will take place at 10 p.m. to remember those who have lost their lives, to support those still working through their diagnosis, and celebrate those who have won the battle. This is a great part of the event for Lake Stevens property owners and all participants to work through grief in the shadow of darkness with the glow of the luminaries giving off the light of hope. The closing ceremony will take place at 8 a.m. Sunday morning, a great way to end this time of togetherness and remembrance. Learn more about this event, sign up to participate, or donate to a team at Relay for Life of Lake Stevens. 

Al Borlin Park offers a welcomed natural retreat to all Monroe real estate owners. This 90 acre park offers 1.2 miles of gravel trails perfect for exploring and viewing nature. Located on a peninsula made by the convergence of the Skykomish River and Woods Creek, this natural park offers beautiful views of the water. There is also plenty of beach access, making this a great place to bring the kids in the summer. Monroe real estate owners can reach the picnic area of the park on the southwestern tip by crossing the pedestrian bridge in Lewis Street Park, where restrooms and parking are available. There is also a gravel road along the eastern edge from Simon Road that allows access to trails and areas for fishing.

Fishermen from Monroe Real Estate Are Welcome at Skyhomish River

Anglers can use the park to gain access to great fishing in the Skykomish River. Bring along the whole family to enjoy a hike or a meal at one of the picnic tables. Barbecue grills are available as well for hosting fun gatherings. Please follow all posted rules and keep the park looking great for all to enjoy. Also keep in mind that heavy rains during the winter months could cause the park to close, so only enter when the park is clearly open. Find more information and plan a visit to Al Borlin Park. 

Snohomish home owners who love good music and great food should head over to the Hungry Pelican on Thursday evenings. Jeff Crookall & Friends host an open mic and acoustic night every Thursday from 6 to 10 p.m. This is a great opportunity to hear up and coming local musicians performing or participate with an original or cover song yourself. Bring everyone from your Snohomish home along, as this is an all-ages event.

Leave Your Snohomish Home Hungry and Enjoy a Meal Out

Be sure to come hungry, as the kitchen will open at 5:30 p.m. The menu at the Hungry Pelican changes with the seasons and is based on the belief that eating food made from fresh, tasty ingredients shouldn’t break the bank. Breakfast is served all day, featuring farm-fresh eggs and seasonal fruit. There are also lots of soups, salads, sandwiches, and canapes. Kids have a special menu of their own, too. Save room for dessert and try some of the signature French macaroons. Wake up with a cup of freshly-brewed coffee or relax over a beer or glass of wine.

The Hungry Pelican is located at 113 Avenue C. Parking is available for open mic night in the lot across the street, and the lot next door has some business parking spots. Be careful not to park in the spots reserved for residents.

Get involved with community theatre and make friends with other Monroe real estate owners. Sky Performing Arts is a completely volunteer staffed enterprise, and new people are always welcome. The group formed in 2004 when Take a Bough Productions and Off the Wall Theater decided to join forces. The first show was My Fair Lady, which was performed to rave reviews. Evergreen Youth Jazz and the “In the Mood” ensemble both perform under the auspices of Sky Performing Arts.

See Comedies and Dramas on Monroe Real Estate

The latest show is the spring comedy, called Sadie Flynn Comes to Big Oak, by Norm Foster. Sadie Flynn is a convicted husband slayer, and tall tales begin to swirl around her the minute she gets off the bus at Big Oak. Tom and Orson, who run the town’s only cafe “Millie’s Cabin” give Sadie a job, but there’s no denying that strange events follow Sadie’s arrival in the tiny town. Come see this hilarious comedy, which will run May 13th through 15th and the 20th to the 22nd. Shows will be held at The Hall, at 114 North Lewis Street, located behind Big Daddy’s. Food, water, coffee, wine, and beer will be available for purchase at Big Daddy’s. What a great date night on Monroe real estate!

Visit Sky Performing Arts to learn more about ways to support community theater and get information on upcoming shows and tickets.

Motorcycle enthusiasts who live in Snohomish are invited to come out for the 20th annual Sky Valley Motorcycle Show. The show will be held Saturday, May 15th. This is a ride-in show, so anyone can show a motorcycle for just $15 per bike. Registration will be held from from 9 a.m. to noon. Ride pins are available for $6 each, and t-shirts are available for $25, while long-sleeved shirts are $30. Vendors are also welcome. All proceeds from the event will benefit the senior center and the food bank. Judging for the best bike will be held in several categories, including people’s choice.

Bikers who Live in Snohomish Show Their Motorcycles

May is Motorcycle Awareness Month, and the motorcycle show is intended to raise awareness of motorcyclists on the road and encourage safe driving and riding. The Sky Valley Chapter of ABATE, a motorcyclist advocacy group, hosts the event every year. In addition to safety advocacy, the motorcycle show is an opportunity to see the evolution of motorcycles through the decades. There will be antique bikes built before 1955, vintage bikes built between 1955 and 1975, a well as many customized bikes. All who live in Snohomish will have a fun time walking through the different bikes, seeing friends, grooving to live music, and of course, eating great food.

Visit the Sky Valley Motorcycle Show to find out more and get involved.