This place is located right next to the highway I5. The property is very modern inside and has…read moreplenty of conference and study spaces. Next to the library is a large four-story parking garage. The library staff are also very friendly and always ready to help out.

Great Library for a small town. Pretty good selection of kids books. Freindly staff. Weekly kids…read moreactivities. Inter library loans for books. The Kids Librarians are super helpful finding books for the levels of different readers.

I had a wonderful time attending the Flatbreads of Italy class! In 3 hours, we got to make two…read morebreads: fougasse and focaccia. Both turned out absolutely delicious and instructions were very clear - I actually feel comfortable recreating these at home. Our instructor was Cat, who was extremely knowledgeable and kept the class going at a great pace. I also really liked her humor! I found her jokes super funny and she kept me engaged, never bored. We got to sample lots of the instructor's bread at the end of class and took home our own breads, which were HUGE. Plenty to share with family and I froze some too.

Took a baking class with my daughter and a friend. The project itself was engaging, and our cakes…read moreturned out well. The problem was the instructor, Leah Starr, who was consistently rude and condescending. On our way home afterward, my daughter asked, "what was wrong with her?" No idea - no one in class acted out of turn or caused problems. It was very unprofessional. Unfortunately, when I followed up with the school to ask, they said you're not able to find out the instructor's name in advance, which is enough for us not to take a chance on going back.

Beautiful building with a big public parking lot next to it. It's big enough for RV's to park…read morethere. Lots of info on Burlington and around Skagit county including Washington and Canada. The staff was very helpful! Clean public bathrooms. It is a must stop place if your staying here or travel through!

From the owner: The purpose of a chamber of commerce is to assist our members in the business community,…read moreindividually and collectively, in achieving prosperity in business. We also have a visitors information center with lots of information on things to do in and around Burlington. Stop in and grab a map!

One of the worst college's I have ever attended. College doesn't support students enrolled in…read moreBachelors programs for tutoring. College advisors and Bachelor program directors do not work together to support students enrolled in Bachelors programs. If you are a running start student they have support, but no support for Bachelors students?

I went to Running Start at Skagit, and it was an awesome experience! It challenged me and set a…read morefoundation for the rest of my college career. The professors are nice and compassionate. They often get to know you and are willing to help individually if needed. I also appreciate the mix of online and on campus classes the school provides. The online classes help add some flexibility to the hours spent on campus and help you work with a job and school at the same time. If you are thinking of Running Start or of just going after high school or going back to school later in life, this is a great opportunity right in your backyard. It is affordable and the level of education is well worth it. I highly recommend Skagit Valley College!

Easton's Books is the quintessential used bookstore tucked away in an older building with towering…read morebookcases stacked full of various books. Each book section is clearly marked and no book section is small. Often topics will creep into the other areas. Being a used bookstore their stock is understandably inconsistent. Some books are rare little gemstones, one of a kind treasures. Others are fascinating because there are duplicates of random tomes, like yacht types from the 1980's, that made me wonder how they had more than one at all. The store feels old. A used bookstore, I suppose, should feel old. I enjoyed walking through the aisles looking up at all the various titles. The employees stayed by the front desk - a couple older men who were exchanging stories of tulip festivals long since past. While they didn't engage people walking through they always turned their full attention to any customer who needed their help. It is a fascinating store!

Honestly about as good as it gets. Pretty much only used books (as the lord intended), all…read morereasonably priced, massive selection. The philosophy section is one of the absolute best I have ever seen at any bookstore period, it's better than even a place like Powell's. I spent close to an hour in that section alone. I find the staff very friendly, if not a little eclectic, but that's perfect for a place like this. Love this place.