Weekly Goodness: September 3, 2020
And just like that, it’s September! 🍂
The little coffee shop that could! Cracken Coffee Roasters has been open for over 3 years now in south Everett. #supportlocal and check them out! If you aren’t into coffee, they make an excellent London Fog tea latte. ☕️
READY, SET, ENGAGE: The Everett Districts Commission is ready to take comments on their proposed voting districts map. Start by watching this video to learn about the methodology for developing the map, then get your calendar out and commit to attending one or more online public meetings. ✅
CRAYONS OR PENCILS?: Historic Everett is holding a coloring contest. Color and submit one of the historic illustrations in their Coloring History coloring book and you could win a $50 gift card from J. Matheson Gifts. 🖍
$18 MILLION: Facebook Live with Mayor Cassie Franklin @ Online
Did you know that the City of Everett needs to cut $18 million from the 2021 budget? Learn more, ask questions and find out how to get involved today at 2 p.m.
👊 👊 👊 👊: Four Stamp Friday @ Diedrich Espresso
Get four stamps on your punch card and support Live in Everett Member Diedrich Espresso all day Friday, every Friday.
GUSSIED UP ALLEYS: Art in the Alleys Everett Walking Tour @ Delta Neighborhood
The Delta Arts Collective invites you to meet at Jackson Park for a guided tour of garage murals Saturday at noon. FREE
PEACHES!: Everett Farmers Market @ Downtown Everett
Mouthwatering peaches are on our mind and you can get them Sunday at 11 a.m. If you are a senior or high risk, you can enter at 10:30 a.m.
WITH A TWIST: Engage Everett @ Online
The team at Engage Everett is taking it up a notch this month with a cocktail lesson from Nigel Lindsay from Revolution by the Barrel. You can purchase your cocktail kit in advance and make your beverage while networking with neighbors Wednesday at 4:30. FREE (except for your cocktail kit)
MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Coffee Chats with The Tulalip Tribes @ Online
Hosted by Economic Alliance Snohomish County, learn about Tulalip Tribes economic developments, hospitality impacts and resources available Thursday, September 10 @ 9 a.m. FREE