This is a street fair held annually in April that coincides with the Tulip Festival in Mount…read moreVernon. It is held in Downtown Mount Vernon on South 1st Street across several blocks. There are numerous blocks nearby closed for the event, so traffic backs up with cars headed for the event, which is even more difficult as cars headed to see the actual tulips. The street fair is pretty typical of the ones you find in Western Washington. Reminds me of the festivals in the University District and West Seattle. There are tons of vendors, as well as brick and mortar businesses in the area participating. If you are traveling to Mount Vernon to see tulips, you might as well check out the street fair as well. Though I would do some research to figure out your itinerary given the traffic in Mount Vernon during tulip season.

Many blocks of tents and goods to look at. Shop shop shop! I just kept walking and walking and…read morethoguht many times, oh there's more, I don't know how far this goes. All kinds of stuff like flowers, resin art, jewelry, soap, food Parking is tough!

Man these people have two of my favorite things on the REZ . Fireworks & gambling are awesome…read moreregardless of my age. Every June I drive up and fill my car full of fireworks to blow the hell out of my neighborhood.. Unfortunately ATF does not allow the sale of m80's or cherry bombs any more like the 70's & 80's. Yet lots of awesome flying projectiles you can purchase with no hassles. As for the gambling well The Casinos all have slots for the players like myself... Very clean and entertaining yet not Vegas either but the tribe is catching up... Anyways thank you Tulalip Nation for your contributions to my life experiences.

Truly informative experience! Great information, history, interactive exhibit. Plus the shop &…read moreall the books. I'm excited to see more whales and wildlife in the upcoming week & was turned into various websites & apps & bought their local book too. I was really impressed with this shop.

What a lovely place to learn more about whales and other marine mammals! I was pleasantly surprised…read moreby the depth of information in this little place. The workers were knowledgable, kind, and helpful. They patiently answered questions from children and adults. There are some unique things available for purchase here as well.

A colorful and fun art gallery located close to the best scones in the Northwest, at Whidbey Pies…read moreCafe. How can you go wrong with that combination?

What a fun and impromptu visit. We were in town for lunch and stumbled across the Museum…read more It's well laid out and the exhibits are really unique and fun to explore. There are two stories with both stair and elevator access. The store also has lots of cool things to buy and we found some goodies for our 5 year old. I recommend coming by and taking a look.

The Museum of Northwest Art is one of the few free attractions in the La Conner area. We wanted to…read morecheck out the town and stopped by to explore. There are about five parking spots in the small lot right next to the museum and street parking otherwise. The day that we went was actually the first day that it was open after being closed for a while. We explored some of the exhibits and one thing that caught our eye was an art piece that seemingly had some trash (like a burger bun wrapper) which was confusing. When we left we talked to the docent and she explained that it's there on purpose and many people had been asking about the very same thing. There were also some other exhibits of local artists on both the first and second floors. There's also a gift shop if you want to shop around. It's a nice place to check out some local art and support local artists.

I stumbled across this gem of a roadside attraction in Burlington, Washington on my way to the…read moreChuckanut Scenic Byway along the coast. My husband and I both gasped when we passed the museum, in a "did you just see what I saw," kind of way. We absolutely love the weird and whimsical finds we discover on road-trips. Unfortunately, the museum wasn't open, so my review is simply based on the roadside attraction appeal in terms of selfie-spots. The exterior of this museum does not disappoint! Visitors will find statues of Sasquatch and all sorts of Bigfoot-related ephemera. I very much hope to check out the interior of the museum on my next pass through town, upon which I'll update this review and provide details about their hours of operation. You know there's more to this story!

We had a fun time! We stopped on our way back from Orcas Island. It is full of quirky and fun…read moreitems! Be sure to call before you head that way to make sure the owner will be there at the time you are planning on visiting the museum.

We enjoyed a delightful recital today! All of the dancers and types of dances showed every level…read morefrom the 2 year olds and up. It was fun to see them smiling and enjoying themselves - and the teachers were so proud and encouraging. Maybe I'm old fashioned but a little too much hip shake from the Youngers - there is more to the art than that. Otherwise, a fun and heartwarming event. Well done!

To remove a 10 year old child 2 nights before a dance recital is very uncalled for. Unfortunately…read moresome of our life's lessons are how we respond to toxic people. This woman behaved as toxic as she could have. The removal of my Grandchild without cause or proper communication speaks to me that Becky O ( the owner ) is not emotionally fit to work with children. As mentors it is our job to teach. Meaning : communication with parents and guidance and direction. Not to say a word until 2 days prior and then only to the child is a teacher who has lost her calling. SAD!

Beautiful quality vintage & antique items, found pieces here I couldn't even locate online! It's…read morethe real deal. I visit about once a year or whenever visiting Coupeville from Seattle. Knowledgeable owner was quick to answer questions and assist me, just ask her!

I usually visit Coupeville once a year. One of the highlights is always a stop at Jan McGregor…read moreStudios. She has the most interesting, high quality, antique and vintage tansu collections I've seen, along with many other unusal and irresistable japanese artifacts, handmade cards and other items. I've bought several tansus from her and have never been disappointed. Jan's knowledge of Japanese antiques and art is deep and she is a wealth of knowledge. Five stars plus!