Things to Do

The riverside community of Snohomish is a vibrant and eclectic town that intertwines its rich history with a forward-thinking and friendly atmosphere.

There are riverfront walkways to stroll, antique treasures waiting to be discovered, hot-air balloon rides and skydives to take, shops and farmers markets to browse, flavors to savor, art galleries and cozy coffee shops to tuck into after a day of exploring. Soak in the sweeping views from 10,000 feet above or get closer and, soak up the culture and ambiance. You choose!

Historic Downtown

Historic Downtown Snohomish's Main Street is lined with shops and restaurants. Heritage quality is written on and into the old buildings themselves, yet is celebrated in refreshing new ways by new generations of merchants and makers.

Towering brick edifices and antique stores stand shoulder-to-shoulder with modern boutiques and eateries, artist studios, galleries, and tattoo parlors above the winding Snohomish River.

Check out the Historic Downtown Snohomish page to dive a little deeper.

SHOPPING + ANTIQUES

Boutiques
Along First Street, artisans sell everything from hand-dipped candles to kitchenware, luxury teas, upcycled clothes, and hand-sewn aprons. Everything is quaint and bespoke and oh-so-Instagrammable. You’ll want to carve out time to hunt for that special something to take back from your trip to this charming PNW town.

Antiques + Vintage
Known as the "Antique Capital of the Northwest," Snohomish has the goods to deliver. Whether cruising an antique mall or window shopping downtown, you're sure to find furniture, vinyl records, vintage clothes, home decor, and collectibles that will speak volumes about your good taste.

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FOOD + DRINK

No matter what your Snohomish itinerary looks like, you'll need to stop along the way for delicious food and beverage options. You're in luck. First Street offers everything from farm to table dining and fresh seafood to artisan pizza and taphouse brew pub fare. Stop and linger over al fresco dinner and rinks with good company. It will give you energy for more exploration, we promise.

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What Will You Discover In Snohomish?

Get local insights on where to find great eats or score the best vinyl records, can’t-miss excursions and unique experiences, standout small businesses, how to road trip PNW-style, outdoor adventure ideas, and much more by checking out these great reads.

The Sea to Sky Road Trip
A Weekend in Snohomish
Ride High With Hot Air Balloons
3 Women-owned Businesses Thriving in Snohomish
7 Cool Historic Places in Snohomish
Styled By Snohomish

Harvey Airfield + Aviation Experiences

Built in 1947 by the Harvey family, Harvey Airfield serves as Snohomish's local airport and is home to aviation-related businesses from aircraft repair to adventure sports.

Incorporated in 1950, Snohomish Flying Services offer Fixed Base Operator (FBO) services, including flight training, air charters, scenic flights, and air tours.

Whether you're a novice or a pro, Skydive Snohomish Inc. will deliver the thrilling experience you seek. Join them for a tandem or solo dive during your trip.

Soak in the sights from above with a hot-air balloon ride. Brilliantly colorful and nine stories high, these hot-air balloons accommodate up to eight guests with departures at sunrise or sunset.

Balloon Depot | Snohomish Balloon Ride

FARMS, FARMERS MARKETS + U‑PICK

The Snohomish River Valley brings forth a bounty of delicious foods and family-friendly activities. There's the seasonal farmers market. But also, hayrides, pumpkin patches, sunflower fields for selfies, Christmas tree farms, fresh cider, bonfire pits, putt-putt golf, cornhole, blueberries, and apple orchards.

Where to start? U-pick.

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EVENTS

Known for its friendly atmosphere, Marysville hosts a number of fun festivals, notably the Strawberry Festival. The festival is a week-long, family-oriented celebration that includes a market, carnival, and parade. A Marysville tradition since 1932, the Strawberry Festival has been bringing communities from all over the region together for nearly 90 years.

In addition to the market, carnival, and parade, the 2022 festival hosted a golf tournament, fashion show, trike race, rose planting, combat pro wrestling tournament, strawberry shortcake eating contest, and a ‘Berry Run’ race. Visit www.marysvillestrawberryfest.com for more information.

For a full line-up of community events, including Merrysville for the Holidays, visit the City of Marysville Community Events page.

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