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SUMMER FEST FAMILY FUN

  • Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens 145 Alverson Boulevard Everett, WA, 98201 United States (map)

Make it a three-day magical midsummer at the Arboretum!

Stop by July 16–17 to watch artists Maria Bullock and Erin Cox bring our Willow Village to life as they weave three child-sized structures right before your eyes. It’s a rare chance to see creativity in action—and a fun experience for all ages.

Then come back on July 18 for Summer Fest, where imagination takes over! Dive into hands-on crafting for kids and grown-ups alike—create whimsical willow wands, charming fir cone gnomes, and more. Add your creations to the Willow Village or take a bit of the magic home with you. Marvel at Willow Village’s driftwood bears created by Skagit Artist Joe Treat.

Plus, enjoy favorite Summer Fest traditions like face painting. Yay Big ice cream will be back, and we will have free ice cream coupons while they last. It’s a joyful celebration of creativity, community, and summer—perfect for the whole family.

Summer Fest is also the kickoff of the Arboretum’s Pet Mayors campaign! Running from July 18 through October 16, nominate your cat, dog or stuffie to become one of three pet mayors of the Arboretum! Have fun while raising funds to benefit Evergreen Arboretum and Everett Animal Shelter equally. Inauguration Day during Autumn Fest, October 17 from 10 AM - 12 PM.

Three Pet Mayors will be crowned:

  • Dog Mayor

  • Cat Mayor

  • Stuffie Mayor

The top vote-getter in each category will win!

Each winning Pet Mayor will receive:

  • A photo plaque displayed on the entrance kiosk at the Arboretum

  • A pinned winner announcement post on the Evergreen Arboretum Facebook page

  • A photoshoot with your candidate at the Evergreen Arboretum

  • A one-year Evergreen Arboretum membership

  • A goody bag from a local pet store

  • A commemorative mayoral sash

  • Recognition during Autumn Fest Family Fun Day

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Pet Mayors of the Arboretum

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Sedums with Sandy Milam