Weekly Goodness: September 23, 2021
WELCOME FALL! 🍂
THROWBACK VIDEO: How about some J. Ramen and Sushi and hot tea in little mugs with samurai on them to warm you up? 🍜
It’s time to pick your pumpkins, hand-blown glass pumpkins that is. It’s Shack-toberfest and Schack has over 1000 beautiful and unique glass pumpkins to pick from plus original artworks by over 50 local artists. 🎨
You’ve got until Tuesday to polish up your resume and get your slacks ironed. The Snohomish County Career Fair is Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Everett Community College. 👔
AS LONG AS IT ISN’T 80 DEGREES: Endless Summer RnR Revue @ Tony V’s Garage
Enjoy an evening of sci-fi surf rock, regular rock and Americana when the Cosmic Wrays, Hotrod Red and James Hunnicutt hit the stage Friday at 8 p.m.
STOCKPILED: Artist Garage Sale @ Schack Art Center
The artists have the best stuff in their garages, original artwork and art supplies. Since the event was canceled last year there should be a ton of great bargains Saturday at 9 a.m. FREE
READY, SET, GO: ChildStrive’s Scavenger Hunt Challenge @ Home
Join the fun by signing up to receive your scavenger hunt list Saturday at 10 a.m. Recruit a team, recruit members and fundraise. You’ll scavenge at your home and can win prizes. FREE
ROCK AT THE LAB: The Moon is Flat and Creamsicle @ Black Lab Gallery
Everett’s The Moon is Flat is bringing their psych-rock to Black Lab’s killer new location Saturday at 7:30 p.m. They’ll be joined by Creamsicle performing an “eclectic blend of Pop, Punk, Ska, Rock and Blues.”
GOING STRONG: Everett Farmers Market @ Downtown Everett
It may be fall, but some would say these are the best of times at the Farmers Market. Stop by Sunday at 11 a.m. for heirloom tomatoes, dahlias, apple cider and so much more.
SHOP FOR A CAUSE: Open House @ New and Again Thrift Shoppe
Don’t miss out on shopping and door prizes Wednesday at 4 p.m. Proceeds from New and Again benefit Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County. Chef Dane will be there with his Here and There Food Truck at 4:30.
We do our best to provide accurate event information, but you should always double-check with the venue for changes and cancellations.