Best Arts and Culture Places in Snohomish

"The University of Washington’s recently remodeled natural history museum has all the wonders and exhibits you’d expect from one of the largest mammal collections in the Pacific Northwest, but it has also reimagined the entire museum experience. Nearly all the archives and artifacts have been pulled out of storage and put on display, as have the folks who tend to them: The museum includes a dozen labs and workrooms so that visitors can see how the research and curation of a museum happens. Watch artists at work before touring the Northwest Native art and see how dinosaur fossils get prepared for display so you can truly marvel at one of the best-preserved T."

"The new Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is housed within a 113,000 square-foot building that's 66-percent larger than its old facility, and with it comes a lot of new changes and additions. First of all, you'll see scientists at work—they're actually on display!. Little white boards posted at the large windows will tell you what they are up to and in same cases, you'll be invited inside."

"Then the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is the best destination for you. It’s the state’s oldest museums in Seattle and the closest opportunity for you to take a look at real dinosaur fossils on display. For sure, Ross Geller from the hit show FRIENDS would love to visit the place, and you should too!"

"If there’s a Viking in your family, check out the Museum's Nordic Journeys exhibit which is a hands-on, kid-friendly display about the immigration story from the "old country” to the United States, then to Seattle and on to Ballard. For your preschooler, he or she will delight in the free Nordic Stories programs which involves a Nordic story and a related craft. Check out more fun events here. What's New:Family Fun Thursday happens the 2nd Thursday of each month from 6-8 p.m. Drop in for special activities."

"It’s only fair that a museum about some of the best countries in the world for design looks good. Outside, you have a facade with a monolithic quality to it, featuring a massive zinc wall. Inside, a manmade fjord is evoked, with bridges crossing it throughout the museum."

"And they mainly focus on womenswear but you can also find tons of great gift items here. So if you’re in Ballard be sure to stop by this sweet spot. And we recommend making a shopping appointment if you plan on spending a fair amount of time there."

"The owners are just the sweetest and their stuff is quality. It’s got a magical wonderland feeling, plus they carry really great ‘smalls,’ or easy giftable items."

"The Washington Park Arboretum has 230 acres of urbane respite in the Madison Park neighborhood near Union Bay. The University of Washington and the city of Seattle co-manage this wonderfully landscaped space with help from the Arboretum Foundation. Several trails wind throughout the park, with interpretive information and plant identification on the trail's edge."

"Hidden on the shores of Lake Washington, the Arboretum has 230 acres packed with trees and plants. Take your bicycle on a ride through the different gardens."

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"Miri’s is a little gem at the south end of the Golden Gardens Bathhouse with fresh ingredients and healthy options. After a day of play in the sand, exploring tide pools, and throwing Frisbees in the grass, Miri’s hits the spot for outdoor dining on the beach. Tip: Heading to a picnic or potluck at Golden Gardens?"

"Mediterranean , Middle Eastern"

"At the Brewery & Alehouse, you’ll find a casual atmosphere where you and your friends can enjoy our fine beers handcrafted in either of our two Mukilteo breweries. Price range: Moderate"