r/EverettWa
Downtown Everett is always dead?
How does Downtown Everett continue to feel dead any day there isn’t an event at the stadium. I know there’s markets and festivals but downtown Everett is so sad considering all the new apartments built around but no real night life. Comparing it to Snohomish it’s just sad, any time of day in Snohomish it’s impossible to find parking and the sidewalks are full of people but Everett there’s just tumbleweeds…
What are your spring and summer plans?
Share everything with me! What events, festivals, groups, shows, hikes, markets or classes are you looking forward to?
No kids and we’re willing to travel a bit for something fun.
I had my finger on the pulse when I lived in Portland and knew everything that was happening on the weekends. But I’ve been kind of depressed since moving here and have barely gone out except for work. I literally have no idea what’s going on in the mean streets of Everett these days.
Folks of Everett, have you heard or seen a show by Everett musician Jason Webley?
Taking a longshot here, I'm looking for photos/videos/stories about Jason Webley, an Everett based musician who was primarily active from 1998-2011 and a part of such groups as Evelyn Evelyn and toast. You may have seen him with Amanda Palmer of the Dresden Dolls! I figure being a local to Everett, he may be well known in the area.
My question to you folks is if you have any stories or experiences with Jason Webley, or if you have pictures/videos/merch for a fan archive I'm a part of for Jason. Saw the 11/11/11 show? Went to Camp Tomato? I wanna hear about it! Figured I'd see if anyone in Everett has anything.
How much you guys pay on utilities for a 1 bedroom apartment?
reddit.comTweaker season is upon us
Just caught these two checking car handles on a few neighbor's cars including mine. Make sure you don't have anything visible
City of Everett and Community Transit announce work toward public transit consolidation
Upcoming show to check out at Woodinville Rep Theatre.
Woodinville Repertory Theatre closes its 2025–2026 season with “Native Gardens”, a smart, laugh-out-loud comedy written by Karen Zacarías and directed by Alicia Mendez.
Two neighboring couples. One disputed property line. What starts as a polite backyard disagreement quickly spirals into a hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt, showdown about class, culture, race, and belonging. It's witty, fast-paced, and hits closer to home than either neighbor would like to admit.
FRI & SAT: Dinner service begins at 6:00 PM | Curtain at 7:30 PM
SUNDAY matinees at 2:00 PM (show only)
Location: The Restaurant at DeLille Cellars 14300 NE 145th St, Suite #100, Woodinville, WA 98072
Performance Dates: May 1 - May 24 (No performance on May 10)
🎟️ Get your tickets at: https://woodinvillerep.ludus.com/index.php
Who else remembers and misses the Paine Field Airshows?
I do. 1991. Back when Everett used to do really cool stuff. That B1B bomber going vertical at full afterburner was epic.
Where can a 50 year old lady go and dance and have a good time? Can be country and in Snohomish county in general? And on the weekend
Bellingham and Skagit Interurban Railway
WRT's "Native Gardens" Cast Answers - What drink would your character be?
Alan, who brings Pablo to life, goes for something vibrant and full of personality: DeLille’s 2024 Chaleur Blanc.
This wine doesn’t hold back. Bright notes of kiwi and ripe peach jump right in, followed by a floral lift of gardenia and honeysuckle. There’s a creamy richness from sur lees aging, but it’s the crisp acidity and mineral edge that keep everything lively and in motion. Energetic, expressive, and impossible to ignore. Very Pablo.
Make a night of it: start with dinner at DeLille, then join us for "Native Gardens" by Karen Zacarías.
🍷 Beverage service is available at all performances, featuring a curated selection of DeLille wines.
🎟️ Tickets on sale now!
Do you have any big plans for this year 2026
Looking for Participants for an Onsite Wearable Tech Study in Redmond (1 Hour - $75)
Hi everyone!
I’m working with the uTest team, and we’re looking for locals who’d be interested in testing out a new wearable device in Redmond.
It’s a 1-hour in-person session with a $75 payout. You don’t need any tech experience; a moderator will guide you through the task.
We’re looking for participants (18+) who wear prescription glasses or contact lenses and are proficient in English. During the session, you’ll swap your usual eyewear for the device, which we'll set up with lens inserts based on your prescription (we'll need your Rx info in advance).
You can find all the details and the application link here:
https://link.utest.com/wearable-tech-testing
Feel free to visit utest.com if you’d like to learn more about what we do first.
Thanks!