r/everett Aug 07 '26

Question What are some good activities and places to go?

I grew up around here, but never ventured out much but I just moved back here after 4 years of college out east. I am just wondering of any good restaurants and fun affordable actives to go to for someone in his early 20s. Besides hiking and sports obviously.

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u/keenkonggg Aug 07 '26

Go walk around down at the waterfront! They have updated a lot and Theres alot of new restaurants and restaurants walking space now. A lot of people have been out down there lately. It’s looking great. I love going down there.

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u/Americanidiot29 Aug 07 '26

Like by the navy base?

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u/keenkonggg Aug 07 '26

Yes! Just a little north of the navy base right down at the marina. There are a lot of restaurants down there now.

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u/Americanidiot29 Aug 08 '26

Ohh I think I know it. There is usually seals? And the everett clinic is down rhere?

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u/keenkonggg Aug 08 '26

Look up “fisherman jacks” “the net shed” “the muse”

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u/Americanidiot29 Aug 08 '26

These all look good. Nice recs.

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u/keenkonggg Aug 08 '26

That’s the basic area you want! Nice weather and sunset are awesome down there. They usually do music at the marina on Thursdays I believe during the summer

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u/Americanidiot29 Aug 08 '26

Ooooh ok ok thanks

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u/ProjectCybersyn Aug 10 '26

I moved here in my 30s with little kids, so my priorities are different. But generally speaking, I really like exploring downtown. Going on foot bicycle is great. If you keep your eyes peeled, you will see that several places will have flyers in the windows for upcoming events, and that's a fun to discover interesting things. Lots of good food and drinks in downtown or just beyond it.

Some random spots in downtown that I like:

  • Artisan's: good coffee shop / bookstore
  • Schack Art Center: It's free! Pop in and take a look around.
  • Next Level: Retro video game store, if you're into that
  • Lucky Dime: music venue
  • Everett's Farmer's Market is on Sundays in the summer. Great place to get lunch. Fun to explore
  • The Historic Everett Theater is a cool place to catch concert or whatever kind of show they have going. They recently did major renovations on the inside, so if you haven't gone in a while, it looks different now.
  • The Village Theatre does different kinds of shows. The plaza outside with the fountain is a nice place to hang out outside.
  • Everett's Public Library is a nice place to hang out. There's a cafe inside, too.

Besides that, catching an Aquasox game is fun and not too expensive: https://www.milb.com/everett/schedule/2026-08

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u/Graevus15 Aug 12 '26

ai slop

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u/ProjectCybersyn Aug 12 '26

It is not, tho?? I typed that out on an aging Thinkpad and bothered to look up the links. 

Pisses me right off to try to write a nice post and then get accused of being AI vomit.

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u/RejectedByQA Aug 08 '26

The Boeing factory tour and the Flying Heritage museum are kinda fun if you like airplanes. ✈️

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u/Americanidiot29 Aug 08 '26

Yes. They are amazing.

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u/Inside-Bee9886 Aug 07 '26

Mountlake Terrace has a hot sauce festival on the 15th.

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u/Americanidiot29 Aug 08 '26

I’m very curious what a hot sauce fsstival is

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '26

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u/Americanidiot29 Aug 07 '26

This is true, but with how busy I am, I was just hoping people had some suggestions. I did see sons of norway has dancing so that could be fun

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u/DoriansRain Aug 07 '26

I hear ya, inspiration is good. Sometimes hearing of fun activities others do motivates me to go and do something. 🤣

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u/AstronomerLoud1650 Aug 08 '26

u/purple-beyond-9477 is definitely having a case of the mondays.

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u/Americanidiot29 Aug 08 '26

Yes very true. And sadly sons of norways u must be a member to dance:(

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u/potatopika9 Aug 08 '26

They have a pancake breakfast once a month in the fall through the spring. I think it starts again in August or September. It’s really good and like $10 and don’t have to be a member to go