Weekly Goodness: January 20, 2022
Counting down to a relaxing weekend!
THROWBACK VIDEO: Garret and Tyler give some unique foods like sushi burritos and poke bowls a try at Umami.
The Everett Art Walk is tonight. Make sure to check out the Annual Wood Show at Zamarama Gallery, the opening reception for the Renaissance Unmasked exhibit at Schack, photography by Josh Jones at Sno-Isle Foods Co-op and Everett Poetry Night at its new location, Sisters Restaurant.
Donated blood continues to be at critically low levels. This could mean our loved ones and neighbors may not be able to receive life-saving blood if needed. Consider scheduling an appointment with Bloodworks Northwest today.
BELT IT OUT: VIP Karaoke @ Everett Improv
Everett Improv has a new location on Colby and they are turning it into a karaoke bar for the night. Plan your setlist and practice your vocal warm-ups, the show starts Friday at 9 p.m.
CALLING COLLECTORS: Sports Card and Comic Book Show @ Everett Mall
This free event should be fun for collectors and kiddos alike. Discover something new or find that one card to complete your collection Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m.
POPCORN’S OPTIONAL: Clothing Optional @ Black Lab Gallery
Everett garage jangle-pop band Clothing Optional joins forces with punk, prog, and math sensibilities band Rather Ordinary Dudes and Arlington popcorn punk band King Lincoln Friday at 8 p.m. Find more shows here.
READY, SET, GROW: Plant Sale Pre-orders @ Snohomish Conservation District
The Snohomish Conservation District Annual Native Plant Sale is coming up and it’s a great way to landscape on the cheap. Plan now and get your orders in starting 8 a.m. Monday before things sell out. Also, the SCD 2022 Youth Art Contest is kicking off too with a February 22 deadline.
USEFUL INFORMATION: Seattle Sports Trivia @ Crucible Brewing
Build your ultimate trivia team, dress up in your favorite Seattle sports team gear for extra points and head to the brewery Monday at 7: 45 p.m. to smash the competition.
ARE YOU READY?: Resolve to be Prepared Webinar @ Online
Let Washington State Emergency Management guide you with tips on how to spend a little bit of time each month for the next year on how to get prepared for an emergency Tuesday at 12:15 p.m.
We do our best to provide accurate event information, but you should always double-check with the venue for changes and cancellations.
