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Near or Far, Both of these Spots are Worth the Visit
The last few weeks demanded comfort food! When there is much going on in the world around you, or maybe you finally got that appointment for the COVID vaccine, there is nothing... — Updated 4/30/2021
Edmonds Waterfront Center explores arts, culture
The Edmonds Waterfront Center's second Waterfront Forum is "How Arts and Culture Shape the Identity of Edmonds." Following on the heels of EWC's first forum, "Edmonds From the... — Updated 4/16/2021
City of Edmonds Arts Commission announces 2021 grant awards
In response to the negative impact of the pandemic on the arts in Edmonds, the City of Edmonds Arts Commission funded one-time grants for Edmonds based non-profit arts organizations and artists in the 2021 budget. Two categories... — Updated 3/19/2021
19 years of cheese
The message on the signage, the website, social media is consistent: The Cheesemonger’s Table will be closing permanently on April 1, 2021. Strom, Maria, and the whole team from The Table will miss serving our community but are e... — Updated 3/19/2021
Between the Covers
If you are looking for a friendly group, look no further than Between the Covers. The ladies of this book club have been meeting regularly for the last five years, having been... — Updated 3/19/2021
Group turns downtime into donations
The year 2020 was one we'd all like to forget, but like it or not, it happened. The Women Democrats for Action ("WDA") could not participate in local festivals and parades. As a... — Updated 3/10/2021
Gallery North to host Select Artists Invitational Show
In March, Gallery North will feature the artwork of a group of 12 special artists, who are friends and former gallery members, in a show called “Select Invita- tions.” This show is to honor each of them in preparation for... — Updated 3/4/2021
Across the border, Vietnamese sandwiches | Arts & Appetite
I broke the rules a little bit for this Arts & Appetite restaurant review. I traveled over the border – the Snohomish-King County border, that is. It is barely a quarter-mile... — Updated 3/4/2021
Facing it
Six faces: most smiling, one masked. "Face Them All," is an art piece displayed at Schack Art Center, created by Edmonds School District freshman Susanna Lee. The Lynnwood High Scho... — Updated 3/4/2021
Teriyaki: The yummiest of Seattle originals | Arts & Appetite
Ah, teriyaki. We all remember in our teens or 20s and feeling like we had found this amazing "real meal" when we were just starting to form our own eating habits and preferences. He... — Updated 2/19/2021
Get a pen and go outside
A youth art contest for school-aged students is open bit longer for submissions of nature-inspired artwork and journaling. "We have elected to extend the contest deadline to... — Updated 2/11/2021
Cascadia Art Museum reopening with a new exhibit, virtual events
Cascadia Art Museum reopens Thursday, Feb. 4, with a new exhibition, "The Sculpture of Charles W. Smith." Originally from Woodside, New York, Smith (1922-2009) was a well-known... — Updated 2/10/2021
Gallery North to feature 'Washington Wild' exhibit in February
Gallery North announces its February 2021 featured exhibit, "Washington Wild", by oil painter Ben Groff and clay sculptor Cyndi Brown. That's wild as in wilderness and wildlife:... — Updated 2/8/2021
Pizza Diaries, Volume 2 | Arts & Appetite
After the first volume of the Pizza Diaries in The Beacon's Art & Appetite column last month, Beacon readers shared many of their experiences searching for the perfect pizza pie in... — Updated 2/4/2021
Pho: Classic comfort food at Than Brothers
Sometimes, especially on a chilly, cloudy day, nothing sounds better than a big bowl of noodles in steaming hot broth. Pho, the Vietnamese soup traditionally made with broth, rice... — Updated 1/22/2021
Creativity and caution
Novel Women of Mill Creek, a book club that has been around for 10-plus years, developed a new meeting strategy last fall that didn’t involve Zoom, but still maintained social distancing and allowed its members to socialize in... — Updated 1/17/2021
Take Out Tuesday planned for Jan. 5
The Mill Creek Chamber of Commerce is taking part in an event to support Snohomish County restaurants. Take-Out Tuesday is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Jan. 5. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences on... — Updated 1/5/2021
Dinner and the theater, COVID-safe
Dinner and theater tickets? Possible during a pandemic? Yes, thanks to our very own Edmonds Center for the Arts (ECA) and a new restaurant in town, Fire & the Feast. I was nearly... — Updated 12/29/2020
Jingle Bell Rock – by Jackson High Schoolers
The Jackson High School carolers are sing Jingle Bell Rock here: https://youtu.be/Q38iw2o7kVk... — Updated 12/16/2020
Santa is off and running
Santa’s sleigh has not yet left the ground – because it’s not Christmas Eve – but he has had some meetings, to discuss the notions of naughty and nice. Reservations kicked o... — Updated 12/11/2020
Humanities Washington has free online events
Humanities Washington has free online events are available here: https://www.humanities.org/events/ "Drag Culture and Parenting Transgender Youth in Small Town PNW" 7 p.m. Tuesday,... — Updated 12/8/2020
Cascade Symphony Orchestra 'Virtual Holiday Pops' concert
The Cascade Symphony Orchestra will offer its annual "Holiday Pops" concert online 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 6. This is the Edmonds-based orchestra’s second concert of the 2020-21 season performed virtually due to the COVID-19... — Updated 12/4/2020
Holiday briefs
Nonprofit seeks help with tree sale El Centro de la Raza is seeking volunteers to assist with its Christmas Tree sale. Help is needed with loading, unloading and organizing,... — Updated 12/4/2020
Santa Claus is coming to Zoom
You better not pout, you better not cry -- the Mill Creek Kiwanis Club would like you to get ready. Santa Claus is coming to Zoom, beginning Dec. 7. Schedule a visit here:... — Updated 12/1/2020
Outdoors: An outing, finally
Cost: Free Invited: All, for family fun event Where: Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens,145 Alverson Blvd., Everett When: Every day of December, dusk to 8 p.m. Walking outside has rema... — Updated 11/25/2020
