As an ‘In-Person Charmer,’ after purchasing your ticket online, HDSA will mail you an empty bracelet with a ‘2021’ charm and jump rings, plus a map of the participating charm merchants where you’ll pick up your charm. Be sure to confirm merchant hours of operation. This year we will not provide the build station per Shop Safe Snohomish guidelines.

As a ‘Virtual Charmer,’ after purchasing your ticket online, HDSA will mail you an empty bracelet with a ‘2021’ charm and jump rings, as well as the charms packaged by each of the participating merchants.

Summer in downtown Snohomish just wouldn't be the same without our iconic and stunning flower baskets! While the Historic Downtown Snohomish Association has once again teamed up with the Snohomish Garden Club and the city to decorate the town with flowers, we need your help. By sponsoring a flower basket, you can help us extend the bright and welcoming feel that flowers bring to the historic district. Are you in?

Commemorate a loved one or simply show your love for your favorite downtown! For your donation of $100, you will help build and maintain one of our amazing flower baskets all summer long. You will also receive a map which indicates the location of your basket so you can visit it as often as you like and share its beauty with your friends and family. As a thank you, we will engrave a short message of your choice onto a commemorative wooden ornament which will be shipped to you in time for the holiday season.

For businesses that wish to sponsor a basket at the $500 level, HDSA will highlight your business as an official sponsor on this page and will give you shout-outs on social media and our monthly newsletter. In addition, if your sponsorship is received before June 1st, your logo will appear on the map that is sent to all Snohomish Flower Basket Sponsors.

Help us keep Snohomish in bloom all summer long!

1.      https://smile.amazon.com

2.      Sign in with your Amazon.com credentials.

4.      Select – Historic Downtown Snohomish Association and shop away.

Here’s how it works: Create a digital account. If you already have a digital account, simply link your shopper’s card to your account so that all transactions apply. Enter Historic Downtown Snohomish Association.

The mission of this Guild is to further promote our local craft beverage makers, move forward on Guild Member initiatives that foster profitability, advocacy, public awareness and education, and provide a voice at the county representing the interests of all of Snohomish County's craft beverage makers. We are tirelessly working towards making Snohomish County a premier craft beverage destination, not only in Washington, but across the region.

The Guild's vision is to further enhance and educate the public about the multiple and diverse craft beverage producers and businesses that support this Snohomish County industry.

The Guild is committed to create and maintain positive and ethical relationships among its members and within the community it serves. We strive to advance the industry as a self-regulated group extending membership to industry businesses in which the craft beverage consumer can have the utmost confidence.

Local Liquid Arts (LLA) is a moniker to help promote and unite Snohomish County wineries, breweries, meaderies, cideries, distilleries and coffee roasters in one promotional effort. Our Local Liquid Arts page promotes our craft beverage makers, their events, the events we are involved with and special announcements about Snohomish County craft beverage makers. Local Liquid Arts was established to help promote and bring awareness of our local craft beverage makers in Snohomish County. We work to help promote our area's assets by partnering with the county, local Chambers, taprooms, and other industry supporters.

Snotown Brewery

Spada Farmhouse Brewery

Skip Rock Distillers

Kasia Winery

Randolph Cellars

​The Cabbage Patch

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Washington state advanced to Phase 3 of the state’s “Healthy Washington” reopening plan on Monday, March 22.

Phase 3 allows indoor spaces, like restaurants and movie theaters, to operate at 50% occupancy. Up to 400 people can attend indoor and outdoor activities, such as concerts and high school graduations, as long as physical distancing and masking are enforced.

From Tom Pendergast's blog:

Artisans Mercantile (open daily)

Northwest Sound & Security (open Mon-Fri, 8:00am-5:00pm)

1208 10th Street (one block east of Avenue D)

Snohomish

The Historic Downtown Snohomish Association (HDSA) Board members are the fiduciaries who steer the HDSA organization towards a sustainable future by adopting sound, ethical, and legal governance, and financial management policies, as well as by making sure HDSA has adequate resources to advance our mission.

We're here for you!

Karen has been a resident of Snohomish since 1984, she owns and operates the Snohomish bookkeeping service DKS Consulting.

Karen first got involved with HDSA through her volunteer work with the Annual Charm walk

Beth has been a Snohomish County resident for over 30 years and has passionately supported SnoCo tourism through positions at Edmonds Center for the Arts and the City of Lake Stevens, as well as serving as a board member on the Snohomish County Tourism Board of Directors. Beth has volunteered at the HDSA Summer Wine Walks for several years and is excited to become involved with other aspects of HDSA's mission.

Grant grew up in Snohomish attending Central Elementary and Dutch Hill Elementary before moving to Everett in 1986. He has lived in Snohomish County all of my life except for when I attended Western Washington University. He is the Managing Partner and Founder of Snohomish Running Company, which began with the Snohomish River Run in 2012. SRC continues to own and operate large scale running events in Western Washington and now has a retail and club space in downtown Snohomish. He is excited to bring more visitors to the areas through fun events and show people how wonderful Snohomish County is.

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