Snohomish County Music Project

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

We are thrilled to announce that the Snohomish County Music Project Everett Music Initiative and has been selected as a 2025 Community Accelerator Grant recipients through ArtsFund, with generous support from the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation!

This incredible award is not only an investment in our mission—it’s a powerful affirmation of the role music, creativity, and community play in building a thriving and connected Snohomish County.

With this support, we will continue to amplify local voices, create opportunities for artists, and foster spaces where music can bring us together, inspire hope, and ignite change.

Our deepest gratitude to ArtsFund and the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation for believing in our vision and for fueling the arts. Together, we are accelerating creativity, equity, and impact in our communities.

✨ Here’s to a future where music continues to unite and uplift us all! ✨

Camp Erin® Snohomish County is free of charge to all participants and provides a caring environment, filled with activities to assist children and teens (ages 6 – 17 or 18 if still in school) coping with loss. Camp Erin offers a special combination of fun recreational activities and supportive discussions to help campers build their trust, self-esteem, and coping skills. Age-appropriate groups of children and teens provide an opportunity to meet with peers who have had similar feelings and experiences. Planned activities allow for sharing feelings and concerns, friendship building, and fun. The camp is facilitated by professional staff affiliated with the Providence Hospice of Snohomish County program, as well as trained volunteers. Adult “Big Buddy” volunteers offer additional support and companionship for campers.

Getting Connected! Visit the Camp Erin Website for more details.

Camp Erin Camp Erin is a free weekend camp for children ages 6-17, providing a caring environment to assist children and teens coping with loss.

Every summer, the Schack Art Center organizes a Fresh Paint event to unite artists and provide a platform for selling their artwork. This year, the Schack is introducing scholarships for all NEW vendors who haven't taken part in Fresh Paint as a vendor previously. The aim is to promote new artists within the community and enable their participation without financial burdens. The deadline for application submissions is June 3. You can find the application form here: https://form.jotform.com/230156724039150.

Excited to announce the final school of these fishy fishies and announce our 2023 schedule. Really pumped to add Naked Giants, Steel Beans, Karl Blau and a host of amazing new and emerging artists our team is digging these days. One day wristbands are on sale. 🎣 🛥️
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