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Fun is the name of the game at Tulalip. You get the best odds, best variety and selection of games and the best cash-back of any casino. Plus, the extra special promotions give you more ways to win at Tulalip. Canoes Cabaret offers a blend of live entertainment, dancing and special celebrity shows. The venue is also available for private parties and special events. With 4 dining options, Tulalip Resort offers an experience for all tastes, from Fine Dining to quick serve. Come taste the Fun at Tulalip!
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A Cabin on the Sky
A Cabin on the Sky is a vacation rental home located on the North Fork of the Skykomish River in Index, Washington. It is a two bedroom, one and a half bathroom home that can sleep up to six people and is fully equipped for all your living needs. Get away for a romantic weekend. Spend the week fishing and rafting along the Skykomish River. Relax in the great outdoors. A Cabin on the Sky offers unparalleled views, peaceful serenity, and many excellent recreational opportunities. Whatever your desire, your stay here will be a memorable experience.
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The factory tour is truly worth visiting. Me, the aircraft dork and my partner, the impartial observer immensely enjoyed the visit. If you want to see a mode of production truly taken for granted, go to this. The tour is aimed to more of a layman, but I still learned a lot. TripAdvisor.com User
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Hampton Inn and Suites Seattle North Lynnwood
Booked the hotel for a girls shopping weekend, and the location was great! Next door to Nordstrom Rack, across the street from Old Navy, Ulta, Barnes and Noble, and less than 5 minutes from Alderwood Mall. Definitely appeared to be in the heart of Lynnwood - lots of places to eat and shop within a few minutes drive. Room was clean and spacious, three internet stations in lobby so never had to wait. Will be staying there again for the next girls weekend! TripAdvisor.com User
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I would do it again. You get to go inside and see planes in the assembly process, as well as follow through the final stages of painting and testing outside. The building is HUGE! It really blew my mind. Some of the doors on the side of the building are taller than a football field measured end to end. Amazing!
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Snohomish (sno-HOH'-mish) County is located in northwest Washington State, nestled between the sparkling blue waters of Puget Sound and the rugged, snow-capped peaks of the Cascade Mountains. Just 15 miles north of Seattle, 100 miles south of Vancouver B.C. and a short ferry ride away from the San Juan Islands or Olympic Peninsula, Snohomish County is ideally situated for exploring the entire Pacific Northwest.
We have some of the most spectacularly beautiful scenery in the United States, forest and mountain wildlife sanctuaries, unlimited opportunities for outdoor fun and artistic pursuits and the best coffee west of Italy!
Arts of Snohomish is a non-profit gallery featuring community-minded artists. Their mission is to add to the continuing revitalization of Historic Downtown Snohomish as an economic and cultural art presence for the area. As the only major art gallery in this district, Arts of Snohomish has a bright future ahead. For five years now, they have been a showcase for the latest works of regional artists, with a variety of special events throughout the year. They expect to continue to be a part of Historic Snohomish for years to come. Unpretentious and inviting, Arts of Snohomish is real art for real people.
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Lavender Hills Farm
Welcome to Lavender Hills Farm in scenic Northwest Washington State! Join us on our hilltop farm for a mini-vacation away from life’s everyday stress. The picturesque location is a world away from the rushes of city life, yet is only 10 minutes from Everett and less than an hour north of Seattle. Whether you are in search of lavender by the pound, the bundle, fresh or dried, Lavender Hills Farm has it all. And with a charming gift shop bursting with artistic and aromatic wonders, you are sure to find many unique items to take home for the garden, kitchen or bath. The farm is open for visitors Thursday through Sunday, 10am-5pm, from the end of April to the end of August.
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Historic Flight at Kilo 6
Paine Field, Everett, WA
The Historic Flight Foundation's restoration hangar will be open to the public in March of 2010 and will offer a collection of the most important aircraft produced during the “Golden Age of Aviation”—all restored and airborne again. We want you to experience history in motion, understand how aviation has shaped our world, and how it will continue to shape our future. Just as important, our growing collection is packed with unique stories that bring people and planes to life. Whether you’re an experienced aviator, a student of engineering, mathematics, history, or a newcomer to our world, we want to spark and fuel your passion—both for aviation and for innovation born from brilliance, courage, and hard work.
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Intertidal Beach Walks with Beach Rangers
Have you ever noticed a nudibranch or ogled an octopus? Join a Beach Ranger-Naturalist this summer for an introduction to the intertidal community. It all started with the designation of the Brackett's Landing Shoreline Sanctuary in the early 1980's. The City of Edmonds took on the task of education the public about this fragile intertidal resource. Since that time, thousands of children and adults have developed an awareness and enhanced their appreciation of the shoreline, and native plants and wildlife. Walks coincide with low tides and run approximately one hour, rain or shine.
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Get a taste of Snohomish County!
Snohomish County offers a restaurant experience to fit every taste: World inspired regional cuisine of fresh and local seasonal products. Whatever your tastes or dining style, Snohomish County offers many different restaurants with international cuisine and a wide range of dishes. From fresh coastal seafood prepared from special recipes by local restaurants to great steaks, pasta, salmon, salads, barbeque, burgers and much more. Snohomish County has just the place to satisfy your appetite and to offer you a special view while dining. No matter what the occasion, you will find your favorite place to eat!
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Waterways for Family Fun Driving Tour
Virtually every waterfront community in Snohomish County can provide hours of waterway entertainment. This day can begin at Edwards Point in Edmonds and take you north, along Hwy 525 through Mukilteo. Take Hwy 529 to the Everett Naval Station and end up with a waterfront meal at Marina Village in Everett. During this waterfront day, you can ride aboard a Washington State ferry, join a wildlife cruise and follow a pod of orca whales; fish along Puget Sound or paddle up a slough in a rented kayak. Explore the pebble beaches, hear music in the waterfront parks, and browse in the art galleries.
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Edmonds Center for the Arts presents: Joan Osborne
April 24, 2010
A Grammy-nominated and multi-platinum-selling artist, Joan's repertoire encompasses a collection of songs steeped in soul, country and blues. Her debut album Relish contained her top-10 hit "One of Us" and garnered six Grammy nominations. She cemented her reputation as a top-tier soul singer with and incredible turn in the acclaimed documentary film Standing in the Shadows of Motown, followed by a tour with legendary Motown backing band The Funk Brothers. She loves to sing and perform in many different genres, but on her latest release, Little Wild One, she returns to her soulful rock roots. Showtime 7:30p.m.
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A Sense of Place
The Culture & Heritage of Snohomish County
We all need a break from our daily routines – to relax, to re-energize, to breathe…to simply be. But underneath our desire for play, delicious cuisine and a cozy place to sleep lies curiosity. Our curiosity chooses our particular destination because we want to get the full flavor of a place, know it as a “local” does. This enriches our travel experience. From the Cascade Mountains to Puget Sound, visitors are immersed in Snohomish County’s rich cultural heritage. Here are just a few of the many ways visitors can broaden and deepen their experience of the place we call home.
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Shopping at Alderwood Mall
Snohomish County offers shopping galore! Explore Alderwood, in Lynnwood, the region’s indoor/outdoor destination shopping and lifestyle center. There you can shop at dozens of upscale shops and boutiques. Stop for a meal at one of the five restaurants located on the Terraces, or venture out to one of the dozen of award winning ethnic restaurants throughout the city. Alderwood even offers discount packets for out-of-town visitors. Bring your girlfriends for a fun-filled day and follow the motto: Shop 'til you drop!
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Snohomish County Tourism Bureau
909 SE Everett Mall Way, C300
Everett, Washington 98208, USA
Tel: (425)348-5802
Toll Free: (888)-338-0976
Fax: (425) 348-5701
Internet: www.snohomish.org
Amy O. Spain
Executive Director
Tel: (425)348-5802, ext. 11
Email: amy@snohomish.org
Kayaking
From mountain streams and lakes to the shores of Puget Sound, there are a wide variety of options available to kayakers of all interests and skill levels. One of the most popular versions involves kayaking the backwaters and sloughs of Snohomish County during winter. Three main sloughs on the lower Snohomish River, — Ebey, Union and Steamboat — follow miles of shoreline and several islands. Grassy, shallow marshes with muddy bottoms provide excellent places for wildlife and kayakers.
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