The best things to do in Snohomish County

“Since 1956, Lynnwood Bowl & Skate has kept locals lacing up and lining strikes with 24 wood lanes, a big, smooth roller rink, and a legit restaurant and full bar. It’s the rare spot where birthday parties, skate lessons, and weeknight decompression all share the same soundtrack.”

From the Lynnwood newsletter, September 10, 2026

“High Trek Mini Golf brings 18 holes of friendly competition at the base of a 65 element ropes course and ziplines, so your short game comes with extra bragging rights. Grab a friend this week, let their free scorecard app do the math, focus on sinking that sneaky bank shot.”

From the Everett newsletter, October 11, 2026

“Black Box Theatre at Edmonds College is a professional, affordable space hosting plays, concerts, dance, film, and community events while championing local and independent artists. Check the lineup this week, grab a seat, and let something spark imagination, foster engagement, and maybe surprise you in the best way.”

From the Marysville newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Tackle the ropes course, zip across lines, battle it out in laser tag or GellyBall, then cool off with mini-golf and a turn on the climbing wall at High Trek Adventures, a quick hop from Marysville, perfect for spontaneous family fun, team bonding, or a birthday that actually earns you hero status.”

From the Everett newsletter, October 14, 2026

“Fun venue featuring trampoline courts and a ninja course, plus play areas for toddlers and kids.”

“Columbia Super Range pairs 50 Toptracer-equipped bays with heated, covered stalls so you can dial in ball flight without freezing. Head over this week, warm up on the putting green and 8-hole chipping and putting course, then get pointers from their PGA pros or just enjoy a stress-busting bucket.”

From the Everett newsletter, September 25, 2026

“Festive autumn venue featuring a corn maze, wagon rides and apple cannons.”

“Battle Creek Golf Course mixes a par 73 championship layout that actually plays different with the unforgettable No. 12 "Rock Hole," plus a nine-hole par 3 that's walk-ons only and seriously fun. All-grass practice range, two greens and a bunker make it an easy weekday tune-up.”

From the Marysville newsletter, October 8, 2026

“Whether you’re rolling a casual game or looking for a squad to practice your hook, Strawberry Lanes keeps it fun with open bowling, leagues for all ages and skill levels, and easy birthday gatherings. Grab a few friends this week, lace up, and let those pins hear about your Monday.”

From the Marysville newsletter, October 14, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Opened in 1924, The Edmonds Theater is that independent single-screen spot with actual character, showing the mainstream hits you’re already talking about. Keep it local for date night or a family matinee, or snag a rental and gift cards, then enjoy the big-screen vibes without the multiplex chaos.”

From the Edmonds newsletter, October 9, 2026

“Avenue C Mural is downtown Snohomish’s rotating, community voted wall, with this year’s design by local artist Jessie Lipscomb being painted through August so you can watch it take shape. It’s an easy add to a coffee run, and a dependable splash of color for your camera roll.”

From the Everett newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Big indoor trampoline park with basketball hoops, foam pits & dodgeball leagues, plus a snack bar.”

“High Trek Outdoor Tactical Laser Tag Center turns your favorite shooter into real-life teamwork with outdoor play, day and after-dark games, and tech that actually feels tactical. Bring a crew for birthdays or team building, then stick around for mini golf or axe throwing, or try their new indoor arena.”

From the Everett newsletter, October 10, 2026

“If you like old-school layouts that reward touch over brute force, Everett Golf & Country Club has those famously small greens and a clubhouse scene that feels neighborly. Around since 1910, it’s a local hangout for golfers who appreciate precision, tradition, and a welcoming vibe.”

From the Everett newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Laid-back golf course featuring practice facilities from a driving range and putting green to a pro shop.”

“Nile Shrine Golf Course is a meticulously maintained, public 18-hole course with lush fairways, pristine greens, and breathtaking views that make a shanked drive feel slightly less offensive. Snag a tee time, hit the putting green, and grab a drink at Mulligan's Bistro between nines.”

From the Shoreline newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Whether you're dialing in driver speed or corralling the kids for 18 holes of mini-golf, Snohomish Valley Golf Center makes practice fun. Every range stall runs Toptracer Range, the mini course is legit, and the onsite Valley Grill claims Washington's Best Breakfast Burrito...”

From the Everett newsletter, September 3, 2026

“City Of Lynnwood Municipal Golf Course keeps it local and legit with tight fairways, small undulating greens and 52 sneaky bunkers guarding everything. It’s a par-70 under 6,000 yards, which means you can squeeze in 18 and still feel like you actually played golf.”

From the Edmonds newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Cedarcrest Golf Course is a public track offering tee times ready to book, lessons and clinics, clubs for men, seniors, and women, plus tournaments and Youth on Course. Wrap it up with post-round bites at Bleacher’s Grill and make it your perfect excuse to sneak in a round this week.”

From the Everett newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Legion Memorial Golf Course is a sweet local loop with that evergreen backdrop you already love, and their app now posts your score straight to GHIN for you. Less fiddling with numbers, more time celebrating that one pure 7-iron.”

From the Marysville newsletter, September 26, 2026

“Lean into summer with a show at Tulalip Amphitheatre, a true outdoor venue bringing national acts and genuinely good sight lines. Pro tip for this week, The Black Crowes hit the stage on August 30, so round up your concert crew and go.”

From the Marysville newsletter, October 1, 2026

“Walter Hall Golf Course is your go-to Everett track when the itch to stripe it hits. Grab a round with friends, log hole-by-hole in their app, then post straight to GHIN if you’ve got a membership, and watch that Handicap Index keep you honest. Perfect excuse to reclaim bragging rights this week.”

From the Everett newsletter, September 30, 2026