Eaters will find tables at least six feet apart, sneeze guards, and servers wearing face masks.
Books can be ordered by phone or online. The Sno-Isle library system plans to follow suit next week.
The venerable venue can’t wait for Phase 4 of the reopening plan, so it will host three bands in web-based performances June 27.
Judy Matheson’s store has been voted the best gift shop in Snohomish County five years in a row.
The Everett band When I Fell, formerly known as Descent, will perform a show Saturday on its Facebook page.
During the pandemic, there’s time enough for everything — except cleaning out closets.
Stuck at home, millennials have been finding refuge in Nintendo’s Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Julius Wilson is a self-taught illustrator, painter and sculptor who’s making a name for himself in his new hometown.
Hear eight bands play at Engel’s — with no audience, of course — on Facebook for the next two weeks.
Kimberly Mattson is drawn to the infinite number of elements that can be seen in a flower.
You can catch Jeff Coleron and Rhiannon Kruse this Friday live on social media.
There’s a game here for players of any age — and most of them don’t take hours to play.
Thespians Amy Gentry and Morgan Peeler turn their jobs into a game you can play with your kids.
Everett’s Melanie Brauner is a metalsmith and papermaker whose latest line is inspired by the coronavirus emergency.
Everett artist Rosemary Jones’ greeting cards and coloring pages are heartfelt — and sometimes profane.
The events have been held at Emory’s on Silver Lake. This month’s online show will benefit Emory’s furloughed staff.
Teens can log on to make blackout poetry, a gratitude journal, macrame and a colored pencil abstract.
