Watch Skydiving at Harvey Field in Snohomish! by VisitWa

360.568.7703 Skydive Snohomish is a family owned and operated. Visitors are welcome to drop by and view preparations for skydiving as well as skydivers in-action. Skydive Snohomish is located at historic Harvey Field in Snohomish, Washington. Skydiving evolved into an organized sport at Harvey Field in the early 1950s. Snohomish hosted many skydiving meets and competitions in those early days, and it is the place many of the pioneers in the sport called home. www.SkydiveSnohomish.com Skydive@HarveyField.com

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Open Mic Night 6pm-8pm on Wednesdays June thru August by VisitWa

Wednesdays during summer, you’ll find Open Mic Night @ Red Cup Cafe in Mukilteo for an evening of live music, comedy , and the written word. Time: 6 PM – 8 PM on Wednesdays If you would like to perform contact Steve Schmalz@ 971-5521 This event is FREE There is FREE Parking Brought to you by the Mukilteo Arts Guild www.mukilteoarts.org

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Where the Wild Things Are - mural by VisitWa

509-234-8731 A project of the Mid-Columbia Library District, this mural resides on the north side of the Sunset Theatre in the courtyard behind the Connell Branch Library. Based on the critically acclaimed children's book of the same name, this mural was painted in October 2001 by Bethann Wood, with a great deal of help from a talented group of local children.

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Prairie Flowers - six forged and painted steel flowers by VisitWa

509-234-8731 Prairie Flowers, Potato & Wheat Six steel flower sculptures from Seattle-area artists Nick Lyle and Jean Whitesavage highlighting the diverse and beautiful native and agricultural flora of the Coulee Corridor. The sculptures ranging 12 to 17 feet in height are placed along the City's mile-long walking and bike path located next to Highway 395. The City dedicated the walking path artwork in November 2009.

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Otterness Bronzes -- 6 world class sculptures by VisitWa

509-234-8731 Wild Life - a series of whimsical bronze sculptures developed by world-renowned artist Tom Otterness. These six world class bronze and cast concrete sculptures are located along Connell’s Columbia Ave. These interactive sculptures depict local animals in a variety of whimsical situations and have proven very popular with both adults and children alike. They are designed to represent life in rural agricultural Washington complete with benches and tables. The pieces were unveiled at the City's Centennial Celebration in September 2010.

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City Hall Panels - mural by VisitWa

509-234-8731 A project of the Connell Downtown Development Group, the murals on the City Hall Building were inspired by photographs provided by Darrell Ferguson. This series of paintings that fill the panels on the City Hall Building are in a style called trompe l'oeil which means "fool the eye." They appear to be carved out of the wall. They were painted by mural artist Pat Boyer.

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Harvest History - mural by VisitWa

509-234-8731 A project of the Connell Downtown Development Group, Harvest History is a mural inspired by a 1928 photograph. The photo provided by Feathers Thompson depicts a large team of draft horses hitched to an early harvester. This mural was designed and painted by mural artist Pat Boyer and completed in September 2006.

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Mei Ling's Dragon - mural by VisitWa

509-234-8731 Mei Ling’s Dragon mural was a 1987 project of the Connell High School Art Club. It is displayed on the south wall of Mei Ling's Family Restaurant located at 627 South Columbia.

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Free Friday Night Live at Imagine Childrens Museum by VisitWa

Phone: 425-258-1006 Visit the Museum for FREE every third Friday of the Month. 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Free Night is sponsored by Everett Bone & Joint, Crane Fund for Widows & Children, Wells Fargo, and Nordstrom The Mission of Imagine Children's Museum is to make children's lives better by creating a place where they can playfully learn. More info on IMAGINE can be found under Things to See/Do for $

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The Kah-Tai Lagoon Park by VisitWa

If this is what you call magic, you can find it here in beautiful Port Townsend, WA... We are talking of the remainders of a legendary lagoon. It's name: The Kah-Tai Lagoon and the park. You can come for a stroll -perhaps bring your dog?, or to enjoy the more than 150 species of birds that yearly migrate through this beautiful park. Submitted by Leticia Huber ;) of www.HubersINN.com

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Spokane Visitor Information Center by VisitWa

509-747-3230 VisitSpokane.com is your one stop website for a lively arts scene, dining, shopping, wineries, entertainment, nightlife, meeting facilities and lodging for our entire Inland Northwest region. We have so much to offer, so come on in and take a look!

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Central Washington Agricultural Museum by VisitWa

This 19-acre, open air museum displays antique farm equipment, tools, machines and household items used in everyday life on the farm. The exhibits transport you back to a simpler time when your survival relied on working the land. Exhibits include a blacksmith shop, the Amos Cabin, the Magness tool collection and so much more. The Ag Museum strives to show the history of how the west was really settled! Admission is free but a donation is appreciated. The museum is open April through October Tuesday – Saturday 9 - 5 Sunday 1 - 4 info@centralwaagmuseum.org Go to www.centralwaagmuseum.org for more information.

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San Juan Islands Visitors Bureau by VisitWa

The San Juan Islands Visitors Bureau is the official destination marketing organization for the ferry-served San Juan Islands, including Lopez Island, Orcas Island, Shaw Island and San Juan Island.

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Concrete Visitors Information Center by visitwainfo

360 853-8767 Visit Us: We're located in the East County Resource Center Early settlers came to the Baker River in 1871, originally calling the settlement on the west bank “Minnehaha.” In 1890. The townsite was platted by Magnus Miller, and called “Baker”. On the east bank of the river, the Washington Portland Cement Company (1905) was started and called that “Cement City.” After the Superior Portland Cement Company plant (1908) was built in Baker, the towns merged and in 1909, after much discussion, the new community settled on the name “Concrete.” Prior to 1921, several fires destroyed most of the original wooden buildings which had lined Main Street. Since concrete was in ample supply, it was decided that subsequent commercial buildings would be made from this nonflammable material. Historic plaques on many of the buildings list their construction dates. chamber@concrete-wa.com

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Castle Rock Visitors Information Center by visitwainfo

360-274-6603 The city of Castle Rock is situated primarily upon the donation land claim of Eliza and William Huntington who settled in the area in 1852. The city of Castle Rock incorporated in 1890. The city is named after a large volcanic rock formation along the Cowlitz River which resembles an old castle. “The Rock,” which rises 200 feet above the surrounding area, was used as a geographical landmark for early travelers along the Cowlitz River. Now, the city has preserved “The Rock.” Visitors and locals can hike to the top of the 200-foot formation, thanks to a trail that winds its way to the top. Historical markers are located at the base of “The Rock” at the intersection of Huntington Avenue South and Front Avenue. Many outdoor activities are available in the area such as: hiking, bicycling, fishing, boating, hunting, motorcycle racing and numerous sporting events (baseball, wrestling, soccer, running and football). In addition, the community hosts the annual Mountain Mania Festival and Castle Rock Fai

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Long Beach Peninsula - 28-miles of beach by VisitWa

http://funbeach.com Wild and invigorating, this long, wide stretch of sandy, public coastline is continually voted Washington’s BEST BEACH. Often called the World’s Longest Beach, Long Beach is easily accessible from several public approaches, this windswept expanse is a favorite for shorebird watching, beachcombing, kite flying and long walks. From Seaview, head south to Beard’s Hollow. From Long Beach or Ocean Park, follow the beach all the way to Leadbetter Point. Seasonally, the beach is popular for razor clam digging, horseback excursions and fishing. At the Bolstad Ave. approach, the beach is the site for the Washington State International Kite Festival (3rd week in August), the Beach to Chowder Run, Doggie Olympic Games, and Sandsations. Countless volunteers participating in quarterly beach cleanups keep the beach looking great for everyone’s enjoyment.

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Discovery Trail by VisitWa

This impressive, paved 8.3-mile coastal trail with its views of the Pacific Ocean is a favorite for walkers, runners and bike riders. The trail offers multiple access points for shorter or longer treks. More protected from the elements than the beach, it meanders from Ilwaco, over the Cape Disappointment headlands, to a wetlands boardwalk at Beard’s Hollow, and parallels the coast through grass-covered dunes to Long Beach. A legacy of the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commemoration, the trail is enhanced by a series of interpretive markers, including a bronze condor at the southern terminus and a 20-bronze windswept pine at the north end. Interpretive displays offers insight into Captain William Clark’s Nov. 1805 initial exploration of the Pacific Coast. http://funbeach.com/local-attractions/discovery-trail/

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Historic Oysterville Church - PhotoOp by VisitWa

Built in 1892 by the town’s co-founder and first mayor, R.H. Espy, the Oysterville church, as well as the entire town of Oysterville, was named to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1976. Originally Baptist, the church became nondenominational in the 1980s, is open to the public and is a favorite venue for concerts during the Water Music Festival. The church, as well as the homes of the founding families, an original oyster building and a 1905 one-room schoolhouse, is highlighted on a walking tour. From Oysterville, visitors often explore the oyster beds of Willapa Bay, the trails of Leadbetter Point State Park, the landmark Nahcotta post office, and the shops, galleries and eateries of Ocean Park.

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World Kite Museum and Hall of Fame by VisitWa

http://kitefestival.com (360) 642-4020 A wonderful anomaly characteristic of small towns, the Kite Museum grew from a private collection of kites to the largest public exhibit of international kites in the U.S. A collection of over 1,500 kites from 26 countries includes intricate, colorful, hand-painted kites from Indonesia, China, and Japan, and bold designs from throughout the world. Learn about kites used in World War II, watch kiting videos, and make a kite to take home. See special exhibits and attend museum-supported kiting events including the Washington State International Kite Festival, One Sky One World, Asian New Year’s, and the Windless Kite Festival. Anchoring the south end of downtown Long Beach, the museum is adjacent to horseback riding outfitters and more.

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Yakima Valley Visitor Information Center by Thingstodo

800-221-0751 The Tuscan-themed Yakima Valley Visitor Information Center is your first stop to an enjoyable visit in Washington Wine Country. Staff members will assist you in selecting your ideal travel itinerary, help you with lodging arrangements, plot directions on maps and send you on your way to a pleasant stay in this bountiful agricultural mecca. www.VisitYakimaValley.org info@visityakima.com

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