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WHEN to COME? In April! – Least crowded times: Weekdays! Weekendsare very busy; arrive before 10 am to beat the crowds. The festival is adriving tour, with events MILES apart. Our brochure map is not to scale.

TULIPS – There will be tulips for you to see ALL of April. PLEASE NOTE: Drones are not allowed in the gardens or the fields.

SHOW GARDENS – Visiting both RoozenGaarde and Tulip Town is amust! Over one million spring bulbs are planted in the gardens. Whilethere you can order bulbs, buy cut flowers andmementos, and take photos. Both charge ad-mission; RoozenGaarde tickets cannot be usedat Tulip Town and vice versa. Pets are not al-lowed in the gardens.

WHEN do TULIPS BLOOM? – Skagit Valleytulips have been farmed here since the early1900s. Today the “field tulips” are the crops ofthe Washington Bulb Co., Inc. /RoozenGaarde.The field tulips bloom in April, but weather de-termines exactly when. Check bloom status atwww.tulips.com/bloommap, call us at (360)

428-5959, go to www.tulipfestival.org, visit www.Facebook.com/Skagit-ValleyTulipFestival. Tulip crops rotate, so you WILL need a new map eachyear.

PARKING – PARKING – Park FREE at the two gardens, RoozenGaarde andTulip Town. Tulip Town parking is on Bradshaw Road. Both have OVER-FLOW lots for parking on busy days; watch for flaggers to direct you.RoozenGaarde also operates Official PAY parking by designated tulip fields(some fields do not have adjacent parking). Parking in designated lots is

included with paid RoozenGaarde admission(show your ticket stub) OR your Official PAY lotticket stub is good for ONE admission toRoozenGaarde. Admission/parking must alloccur on the same day. NOTE: too much rainmay close lots by the fields.

Private Parking – Landowners some-times charge for parking. They are not part ofthe festival; the money you pay cannot be usedfor admission or other parking.

Shoulder Parking – Very limited! Sheriff ’sOfficers will issue tickets!

Welcome to the 2017 Skagit Valley Tulip FestivalOur Thirty-Fourth Anniversary

Tips on Touring the Festival

The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival and its sponsors welcome you tothe destination event in the Pacific Northwest. We invite you tocome and experience the breathtaking colors and beauty of the

tulip fields and display gardens at both RoozenGaarde/WashingtonBulb Company and Tulip Town. In addition to the tulips, there are funactivities during the entire month of April. Whether you're looking fora family event, a date night, or something in between, you'll find it here.

Please use this brochure to learn more about our sponsors and designyour perfect outing. Grab your galoshes and camera and get ready forsome great memories!

Rachael SyltePresident, Skagit Valley Tulip Festival Board of DirectorsMarketing Director, Judd & Black Appliance

WHERE is THE SKAGIT VALLEY60 miles north of Seattle/60 miles south of Vancouver, BC Directly off I-5 – using Exits 221 - 231. See page 4 fortravel details.

Schedule of Events ..........................................................2Skagit Valley Tulip Growers .........................................4-5Travel Info .......................................................................4Event and Activity Listings........................................5-16Festival/Tulip Map/Info Stations .............................12-13Retail & Services ...........................................................16Places to Eat.............................................................17-19Places to Stay ...........................................................20-23Return Visit ...................................................................23

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SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL EVENTS &ACTIVITIESIndividual listings start on page 5. See also Map on pages 12-13.

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SPECIAL EVENTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 302017 Poster Artist Signing • • • • • • • •Anacortes Arts Festival • •Anacortes Spring Wine Festival •Anacortes Quilt Walk • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Burlington Scrapbooking Swap Meet •Do the Bloom Color Run •Downtown Mount Vernon Street Fair • • •Garage Sale, Antiques & More • •Kids Giant Garage Sale •Kiwanis Salmon Barbecue • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •O Canada! Heritage Weekend • • •PACCAR Open House •Psalms, Hymns & Spiritual Songs Concert •Schmooze Fair 2017 •Tulip Charm Princess Party •Tulip Pedal •Tulip Run •Tulip Town Children’s Art Table • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •US Bank Parade •Used Book Sale • •Woodfest • •

ART SHOWS & GALLERIES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30Art in Bloom • • • • • • • • •Art at the Schoolhouse • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ART BASH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Art Gallery at Tulip Town • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Art in a Pickle Barn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Rexville Grange Art Show • • • • • • • • •Sauk Mountain Pottery • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

SPECIAL EVENTS FEB, MAR, MAYKey Bank Presents Tulip Ambassador Event February 9Tulip Days Basketball Tournament March 24-26Judd & Black Appliance/Peoples Bank Gala Celebration March 30

La Conner Daffodil Festival March weekendsSICBA Home & Garden Show March 24-26Columbia Bank Photo Contest Reception May 10

Trish Harding uses plein air painting to capture the essence ofa scene, acting as a springboard for her creative proces. Thissuccessful technique is evident in this year’s poster. Trish

paints from her studio in Bellingham, WA. For more aboutTrish, her art, and her career, visit www.studio-ufo.net.

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We’re exciting to offer a full line of 2017 merchandise to com-memorate your trip to the tulips. It’s available at shops throughoutthe area including RoozenGaarde, Tulip Town, and our office/store

at 311 W. Kincaid St. in downtown Mount Vernon. Some items,such as t-shirts and the full-size poster, are limited, so shop early!Order 24/7 at www.tulipfestival.org/shop.

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Burlington ExitExit I-5 and head west on SR 20 toward Anacortes

Proceed west on SR 20 for 3 miles until you reach Best Rd/Farm To Market Rd; TurnLeft on Best Rd and proceed 1.7 miles until you reach McLean Rd.This will put you at the McLean Rd roundabout, in the center of the tulip growing area.There are numerous routes you can follow – consult the Festival map to decide.

Conway ExitExit off Interstate 5 and head west toward LaConner

Proceed approximately 0.1 mile. Enter the roundabout and turn onto Fir Island Rd andproceed west 5.1 miles where the road curves to the left and up an incline to a bridgeover the Skagit River. Cross the bridge and continue for 3.1 miles when you will ar-rive at the intersection of Best and Calhoun roads. You are now at the southern edgeof the tulip growing area. From here, use the Festival map to visit events and activ-ities, find your favorite field or visit the gardens, RoozenGaarde and Tulip Town.

Mount Vernon ExitExit off I-5 and head west for 0.1 mile

Turn right onto S Third St for 0.3 miles, then EITHER continue onto W. Division St for 0.5 miles (you will cross the Skagit River)Turn Left onto S Wall St; Wall St turns into McLean Rd in 249 feet; Continue onMcLean Rd for 2.5 miles. OR continue onto W Division St for 2.3 miles (you will cross the Skagit River)Turn Left onto Avon Allen Rd for 1.1 miles; Turn Right onto McLean Rd and proceed1 mile to Beaver Marsh Rd.At this point you can turn Left onto Beaver Marsh Rd and proceed 0.4 miles toRoozenGaarde. Or, you can proceed on for 1 mile and turn Right onto Bradshaw Rdand proceed 0.5 miles to Tulip Town.

The quickest route out of the tulip field area is SR 20Use the Festival map to locate where you are and proceed to SR 20 and

east to I-5. If you decide to leave via Fir Island Rd to the south, we suggest you con-sider using the following route from the intersection of Fir Island Rd and PioneerHighway: Enter the roundabout and turn onto Pioneer Highway and proceed south2.3 miles; Turn left onto Milltown Rd and proceed east 0.9 miles. This is the inter-section of I-5 and Exit 218. From here you can proceed north or south on I-5 to yourend destination.

DETAILED travel DIRECTIONSThese detailed instructions should help you get from I-5 Exits to the tulipgrowing area. Exits 230 and 221 are recommended during peak travel times.

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Ride our trolley for great field photos,and a wondrous view of many colors.

Come and enjoy Tulip Town!

Photos © Peter Cherry

CELEBRATE SPRING AT TULIP TOWN!

(360) 424-8152 • www.tuliptown.com /tuliptown

World Tulip Summit Society Garden. 14countries are represented.

Veteran’s Memorial Garden honoring allwar veterans.

Superior tulip bulbs from our familyto yours.

Indoor flower show with backgroundmural by artist Jennifer Bowman.

Windmill display gardens.View new 2017 tulip catalogue varietiesand unique trial garden.

Open Daily April 1–30Dates may vary

9am–5pm (later if weather permits)

Admission $7 per adultChildren 5 & Under FREE

(sorry, no pets)

Purchase cut and potted tulips and garden plants. Visit the Art Gallery and Gift Shop. Enjoy face painting, kite flying,espresso and snacks. Trolley rides 10-4 daily (weather permitting).

15002 Bradshaw Rd., Mount Vernon, WA 98273

Key Bank Tulip Ambassador EventCenter Court Cascade Mall201 Cascade Mall DrBurlington, WA 98233(360) 428-5959February 9, 5 pm. FREE

One boy and one girl from SkagitCounty will be chosen as ambassa-dors to represent the 2017 SkagitValley Tulip Festival. They willmeet the governor and participatein parades. 2

Peoples Bank and Judd & BlackAppliance 2017 Gala CelebrationSwinomish Casino & Lodge12885 Casino DrAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 428-5959March 30, 5:30-9 pmAdvance ticket purchase requiredwww.tulipfestival.org

Help us celebrate spring and thestart of the festival at our galawhich will feature a live perform-ance by Chris Eger, delicious din-ner, delectable dessert auction(creations supplied by the chefs atSwinomish Casino and Lodge), anddelightful raffle items. 1

La Conner Daffodil FestivalLa Conner Chamber of Commerce413 Morris StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-4778

www.lovelaconner.comDaffodil fans will enjoy the activ-

ities put together by the La ConnerChamber of Commerce. A completelisting of events and activities canbe found on their website. 13

37th Annual SICBA Home & Garden ShowSkagit County Fairgrounds1410 Virginia StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 757-6916March 24-26 hours:Fri., Noon–7 pm;Sat., 10 am–6 pm;Sun., 10 am–4 pmwww.sicbahomeshow.com$7/adults; Senior & Military dsi-counts; Kids 15 & under FREE.

Over 120 vendor booths showcas-ing top products, services, and trendsfor Home & Garden. View and enterto win the Playhouses for Charity.Seminars, food trucks, live music, thefirst LEGO Build Contest for adultsand kids and much more! 11

Tulip Days Basketball TournamentVarious gyms throughout Skagit County(360) 416-1350March 24 - 26Games played 9 am-7 pm dailywww.skagitcounty.net/parks

Boys & Girls teams 4th-8thGrades. $285 per team with a four-game guarantee. Daily admissionfor spectators.

SCHEDULE of EVENTSFebruary & March Events

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15867 Beaver Marsh Rd. Mount Vernon, WA 98273

Visit our beautiful 5 acre Display Garden planted with nearly ½ millionbulbs & featuring an authentic Dutch windmill + 25 acre tulip field +22 acre daffodil field! Wonderful photo opportunities abound. Strollthe garden and mark your favorite tulips – over 150 flower varieties areon display and labeled for convenience. Our full-color bulb catalog offers FREE TULIP BULBS! Each year we redesign and replant thegarden with a new layout featuring brilliant color combinations,spectacular floral designs, and flowering rivers of deep blue muscari!Choose from your favorite tulip varieties freshly cut from our fields –buy 4 bunches and get the 5th FREE!

• Check out RoozenGaarde on Facebook & Instagram!

• View our Bloom Map at www.tulips.com to obtain the most up todate and reliable bloom information.

• Special discount offer for bulb orders placed at our garden!

• Meet 2017 poster artist Trish Harding on 4/1, 4/9, 4/15, & 4/23.

• Open year round. Perfect for summer weddings! Our gift shop of-fers unique items for the home and garden and fresh flowers. Food& espresso available during the Festival.

• Garden admission: $7 per person; $6 for military with I.D. Children 5years and under are FREE. Parking is FREE. Admission ticket pro-vides free access to ALL parking areas located in our other Roozen-Gaarde/WBC fields. FREE Parking is marked with RoozenGaardesigns. Admission charge only applies to the spring bloom period.

• Open daily 9am -7pm. Sorry, no pets permitted in the garden.

WE SHIP FRESH CUT FLOWERS YEAR ROUND direct from our farmto ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES!

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SCHEDULE of EVENTSSpecial Events

Anacortes Quilt WalkDowntown Anacortes(360) 333-9311April 1-30, Hours Varywww.fidalgoislandquilters.com

Guild members proudly displaytraditional, contemporary, mod-ern, and art quilts in Downtownbusinesses. View quilts and dineand shop along the way! Mapsavailable at participating mer-chants and the Anacortes VisitorCenter. A sanctioned Tulip Festivalevent. 6

Burlington Scrapbooking Swap MeetBurlington Parks and Rec. Center900 E Fairhaven AveBurlington, WA 98233(360) 755-9649April 29, 9 am-Noon www.burlingtonwa.gov

You’ll find tons of supplies hereto feed your hobby appetite! Freeadmission. 10

Do the Bloom Color RunAnacortes Arts Festival at the Depot611 R AveAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-6211April 22, 9 amwww.AnacortesArtsFestival.com

4th annual 5k fun run. Partici-pants become the art – getting col-ored as they run. Family and dogfriendly. Register at Active.com. 6

Downtown Mount Vernon StreetFairS. First StreetMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 336-3801April 21 - 23, Fri & Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pmwww.mountvernondowntown.orgwww.facebook.com/tulipfestival-streetfair

33rd Annual Tulip Festival StreetFair, presented by the Mount Ver-non Downtown Association. 100s ofjuried arts & crafts vendors includ-ing painting and fine art, photogra-phy, jewelry, clothing, gourmet foodstuffs, unique gifts, delicious foodcourt offerings, live entertainment,and fun for the whole family. 11

Garage Sale, Antiques & More25th Annual Spring EventSkagit County Fairgrounds479 W Taylor StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 416-1350April 7-8, 9 am-4 pmwww.skagitcounty.net/garagesale

Over 150 Vendors! Great Food!Live Music! Hand Crafted Items! 11

Kids Giant Garage SaleBurlington Parks and Rec. Center900 E. Fairhaven Ave.Burlingon, WA 98233(360) 755-9649April 15, 9 am – noonwww.burlingtonwa.gov

AWESOME event! The KIDS havecleaned out their rooms, closets, and

30 Days of AprilWith the generous support of

our sponsors, we are pleased tooffer “30 Days of April.”

Here’s how it works: each day dur-ing our Festival, we will feature anitem that a visitor can win from ourFestival office at 311 W. Kincaid St,Mount Vernon. We will pick a ran-dom number each day and the cor-responding visitor will win the prize.

Prizes, sponsors and the day’s lucky number will be postedat www.tulipfestival.org as well aswww.Facebook.com/SkagitValley-TulipFestival.

2017 Photo Contest presented byColumbia BankWinners reception May 10

Our annual Photo Contest isrunning on our Facebook page.Check www.Facebook.com/Skagit-ValleyTulipFestival in early Marchfor details. Submit your photos andview entries. The winners will havetheir photos published in our 2018brochure, win a prize package andbe honored at a May 10 receptionat Burlington Columbia Bank. 9

2017 Poster Artist Trish HardingPoster Signings

Trish will sign your poster from11 am-3 pm and have other piecesavailable at:

Tulip Town15002 Bradshaw RdMount Vernon, WA 98273April 2, 8, 16, 22 Hours: 11 am-3 pm

RoozenGaarde 15867 Beaver Marsh RdMount Vernon, WA 98273 April 1, 9, 15, 23Hours: 11 am-3 pm

Anacortes Arts FestivalNEW Spring Fest at The Depot611 R AveAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-6211April 22-23, 10 am-4 pm www.AnacortesArtsFestival.com

Anacortes Arts Festival is doingwhat it does best with a new eventfeaturing booth artisans, fine art, en-tertainment and artist demonstra-tions in a fun setting. Free entry. 6

Anacortes Spring Wine FestivalPort of Anacortes Event Center1st & Commercial AveAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-7911April 8, Noon-5 pmTickets on-line at anacortes.org/spring-wine-festival

Event combines 30 regional vint-ners and local restaurants, result-ing in great wine-tasting, wonderfulappetizers and a charming view. 6

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garages to sell their toys, books,sports gear and more! New and gen-tly used items. Free admission. 10

Kiwanis Salmon BarbecueHillcrest Lodge, 1717 S 13th St Mount Vernon, WA 98274April 1 – 23, 11 am-7 pmwww.kiwanisbbq.com: For 15+group reservations, call either (360)428-7028 or (360) 708-5550

Wild Salmon barbecued overAlder, with baked potato, slaw, gar-lic bread, & ice cream. Two servingsizes ONLY $12 or $15. HeatedLodge. (I-5 Exit 225 or 226, headeast and follow signs). Help us“serve the children of the world.” 4

O Canada! Heritage WeekendSkagit Valley Genealogical SocietyReception Celebrating Canada's150th Anniversary

April 21, 7-9 pmBurlington Community Center1011 Greenleaf Ave., Burlington, WA 98233O Canada! Genealogy Seminar

April 22, 8 am – 4:30 pm1st United Methodist Church1607 E. DivisionMount Vernon, WA 98273Historic Walking Tour of Burlington

April 23, 10 am – NoonBurlington Chamber of Commerce520 E. Fairhaven Ave. Burlington, WA 98233www.skagitvalleygenealogy.org(360) 424-4608

Celebrate Canada's 150th An-

niversary with a genealogy week-end featuring internationallyrenowned genealogy experts, DaveObee (Canada) and Mary KathrynKozy (Washington). Begins Fridayevening with a reception/heritagecelebration and keynote speaker;Saturday: Genealogy Seminar; Sun-day: Walking Tour of HistoricBurlington. 10, 16

PACCAR Technical Center Open House12479 Farm To Market RdMount Vernon, WA 982731 mile N of SR 20(360) 757-8311April 8, 11 am-3 pm ONLY - FREE

Our 242-acre site provides testand development for PACCAR divi-sions, including Kenworth, Peterbilt,and DAF trucks. The tour high-lights test labs and trucks manufac-tured by PACCAR. Come see ourtrucks and how we test them! 36

Psalms, Hymns, and SpiritualSongs: A Tulip Festival ConcertBethany Covenant Church1318 S 18th StMount Vernon, WA 98274(360) 424-9399Sat, April 29, 7 pmwww.bccmv.net

After a day in the tulips come asyou are to this uplifting concert fea-turing excellent choirs of all agesand the joyful sounds of theBethany Bells. Free admission andrefreshments after the program. 18

Schmooze Fair 2017Hosted by Economic DevelopmentAlliance of Skagit County Van Zyverden’s Bulb Warehouse12035 Higgins Airport WayBurlington, WA 98233(360) 336-6114April 6, 4 pm-7 pm www.skagit.org

A business-to-business tradeshow filled with more than 100vendor booths that attract over1,200 attendees each year. Don’tmiss this fantastic networking op-portunity with great food, enter-tainment and more! Tickets are $5each. For more information, visitwww.skagit.org. 17

Tulip Charm Princess Partyby COUNTRY FinancialCascade Mall201 Cascade Mall Dr

Burlington, WA 98233(360) 428-5959April 30, 1 pm and 2:30 pmTwo Sessions: 1 pm and 2:30 pm Tickets: $12 each at www.event-brite.com, parents free.www.tulipfestival.org

We invite you and your childrento come and meet Beauty or Ra-punzel brought to life by En-chanting Events™. Children willenjoy meeting the Princesses(complete with opportunity forpictures), get a special tulipcookie and juice, be read a story,get an autographed Princessphoto, and do a fun activity, plusmore. Parents must stay duringthe event; free coffee for parents.COUNTRY Financial will beawarding door prizes during eachsession. 2

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Used Book Sale at Mount VernonLibrary315 Snoqualamie StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 336-6209www.mountvernonwa.govApril 21-22, Fri 3 pm -6 pm,Sat 10 am-4 pm

Come support the Friends of theMount Vernon Library’s annualbook sale and help spread literacythroughout Skagit County! The saleis held in the Fire Station directlybehind the library at the corner ofBroadway and Second Streets. 11

WoodfestSedro-Woolley High School1235 Third StSedro-Woolley, WA 98284(360) 855-1841April 1-2; Sat, 9 am-4 pm; Sun, 10 am-3 pmwww.sedro-woolley.com

Chainsaw carving demos andsales, professional woodcraft ven-dors, student competitions, silentauction, wood carving raffle. Tastytreats; fun for the entire family. Lo-cated in the high school gym.Awards given at 2:30 pm Sunday. 3

SCHEDULE of EVENTSSpecial Events – cont’dTulip Pedal – 35th AnnualSafe Kids NorthwestLa Conner Middle School503 N Sixth La Conner, WA 98257(360) 661-7417April 15www.safekidsnorthwest.org.www.active.com for registrationRegistration from 7 am-Noon.Course open until 4 pm.

Ride on your own on 20, 40 and60-mile routes, or ride all three!Pre-registration: $35. Day-of: $40.Kids 14 and under free. 13

Tulip Run – 32nd Annual Skagit Regional AirportBurlington, WA 98233(207) 610-0532April 8, 9:30 am startwww.tuliprun.com

Join us. Be a part of Skagit Val-ley Tulip Festival’s premier run-ning event. This scenic 2 or 5 milecourse is flat and fast on gravelpacked trails. It's an experiencethe whole family will enjoy. Freeto 10 and under (to encourageyou) and free to 70 and older (youdeserve it!).

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Tulip Town Children’s Art TableTulip Town15002 Bradshaw RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-8152Mon - Fri, 10 am-3:30 pmwww.tuliptown.comSee complete listing on page 4.

US Bank ParadeFirst Street, La Conner, WA 98257(360) 428-5959April 8, 2 pmwww.tulipfestival.orgDay of parade entries welcome!

US Bank proudly sponsors the31st Annual Kiwanis Club of La Conner Not So ImpromptuTulip Parade. Join in the fun as aspectator or participant. No entryis too small; wacky impromptuentries welcome. Line up for theparade on 3rd street in the Port ofSkagit complex. Entry formsavailable at Skagit County USBank branches and atwww.tulipfestival.org. Look forUS Bank employees for day-of-parade giveaways. 13


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Art at the SchoolhouseChristianson’s Nursery15806 Best RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 466-3821April 1-30, 10 am-5 pmwww.stanwoodarts.com

The Stanwood Camano ArtsGuild returns to the historicschoolhouse at Christianson’sNursery offering paintings, pho-tography, rustic garden art,stained glass, mixed media, metalsculptures, and jewelry. 23

ART BASH Farmhouse Restaurant13724 La Conner Whitney RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 466-0382March 31 - April 23, Daily 9:30 am-6:30 pmApril 23 closes at 2 pmwww.skagitart.com

Skagit Artists Together hosts itsannual show with an opening re-ception 5:30 pm March 31. Up-stairs in Farmhouse Restaurant atSR-20 and La Conner/ WhitneyRd. ART BASH features a broadrange of fine art and photographyof local artists. 24

Art in Bloom Fine Art ExhibitionAnacortes Arts FestivalThe Depot611 R AveAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-6211April 15 – 23, 11 am-4 pm (closedEaster)www.AnacortesArtsFestival.com

The Festival showcases regionalfine artists for this off-seasonshow with painting, photography,sculpture, and fine craft. OpensFriday, April 15 at 6 pm. 6

Fine Art Gallery at Tulip TownTulip Town15002 Bradshaw RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-8152www.tuliptown.comSee complete listing on page 5.

Art in a Pickle Barnlocated at:Azusa Farm and Gardens14904 State Route 20Mount Vernon, WA 98273April 1 - 30, 10 am - 5 pmwww.skagitart.orgwww.azusafarm.com

A ‘must’ experience for lovers ofart and flowers: fine art & gifts by

SCHEDULE of EVENTSArt Shows & Galleries

local artists, from realism to ab-stract, jewelry, glass, photographyand much more. Meet the artists,some are always on duty! 5

Rexville Grange Art Show19299 Rexville Grange Rd.,Mount Vernon, WA 98273(425) 327-0661, during show(360) 466-0477March 31 - April 9, 10 am - 6 pmwww.rexvillegrangeartshow.com

For ten days in April theRexville Grange is transformedinto a wonderful gallery of art andfine crafts. Come and enjoy oursuperb collection of pottery andjewelry, paintings, photography,garden art, scarves, bags, handturned wood and glass. 25

Sauk Mountain Pottery18772 Best RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 610-6354April 1-30, 10 am-5 pm

Wood-fired stoneware andporcelain with celebrated tulip de-signs in the small barn behind theblue and white Colonial-stylehouse on Best Rd. Park out frontand follow the footpath to the pot-tery. Find us on Facebook. 26


SCHEDULE of EVENTSPoints of InterestEaglemont Golf Course/SkagitValley Viewpoint4800 Eaglemont DrMount Vernon, WA 98274(360) 424-0800 for tee timeswww.eaglemontgolf.com

18-hole championship-qual-ity public golf course and driv-ing range, ranked top 10 inWashington State by Golf Digest.The 20,000 square foot club-house has a full service restau-rant with arguably the best viewin the valley. 35

LaConner Sculpture TourLaConner, WA 98257(360) 466-3125www.townoflaconner.org/artscommission.cfm

Enjoy sculptures on displaythroughout town. Map online. 13

Lincoln Theatre712 S First StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 336-8955A variety of events during April.Visit our website for details. www.lincolntheatre.org

Gem of a 1926 historic theatrein downtown Mount Vernon pre-senting a wide range of perform-ing arts, concerts and art housefilms throughout the year. Some-thing for everyone! Open Housewith free tours and Wurlitzermusic during the street fair. 11

Padilla Bay National EstuarineResearch Reserve10441 Bayview-Edison RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 428-1558Wed-Sun 10 am-5 pmwww.padillabay.gov

The only National EstuarineResearch Reserve in WashingtonState. Public welcome! BreazealeInterpretive Center featuringnew salt water aquaria, interac-tive exhibits, reference library,gift shop, trails, bird watchingtips and a Heron-cam. Bikefriendly. FREE. 20

Seattle Premium Outlets10600 Quil Ceda BlvdTulalip, WA 98271(360) 654-3000Mon-Sat, 10 am-9 pm;Sun, 10 am-7 pmwww.premiumoutlets.com/seattle

Over 125 stores featuring Ann Taylor, Banana Republic,Burberry, Calvin Klein, Coach,DKNY, Guess, Kenneth Cole, PoloRalph Lauren and more at savingsof 25% to 65% every day. Gift Cardsavailable on-site and on-line. 12

Swinomish Casino and Lodge12885 Casino DrAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-2691 or (888) 288-8883

www.sw inomishcasino and-lodge.com

Located on the water’s edgenear Anacortes. Over 800 of theloosest slots, best table games in-cluding Blackjack, Pai Gow, Craps,Roulette, Spanish 21, Keno, Bingo,and a rewarding Player’s Club.Dine in one of our wonderfulrestaurants featuring fresh andlocal ingredients. 1

The Outlet Shoppes at Burlington448 Fashion WayBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-3548Mon-Sat, 9:30 am-8:30 pm;Sun, 10 am-7 pmw w w. T h e O ut l e t S h opp e s at -Burlington.com

Conveniently located near theTulip Fields, located right ton Inter-state 5 at exit 229. Visitors can save25-60% in well-known designeroutlets including Nike, Coach, Lul-ulemon Athletica, Coleman Out-door, Helly Hansen, Gap, EddieBauer, Justice, Pendelton, Carters,and more. Take home a treat thewhole family will enjoy from RockyMountain Chocolate Factory. 22

The Skagit Casino Resort5984 N Darrk LaneBow, WA 98232(877) 275-2448www.theskagit.com

Enjoy some “Vegas-style” casinoaction at The Skagit Casino Re-sort! Our Hotel-Casino offers over900 of the hottest slot and tablegames, exciting promotions, and

monthly headline entertainment.Enjoy televised sports in WinnersLounge and three great restau-rants. Just five minutes north ofBurlington; on I-5 at Exit 236. 21

Boat, Bike, Vehicle & AirToursCanopy Tours Northwest332 NE Camano DrCamano Island, WA 98282(360) 387-5807Open Dailywww.canopytoursnw.com

Located on historic KristofersonFarm, tour features 6 ziplines, 2beautiful trails, a log bridge, and adramatic 54-foot final descent! Zipthrough the trees seeing the beautyof a Pacific Northwest forest from anew perspective. 37

Orcas Island Eclipse ChartersWhale & Wildlife ToursDeparts from Anacortes andOrcas Island(360) 376-6566Reserve on-line at:www.orcasislandwhales.com

Ask about Tulip Festival pre-book. 15% off regular rates.

Naturalist guided, familyfriendly, fast and comfortable, 56ft. vessel Orcas Express visits 172islands abounding with whalesand wildlife. Individuals, groups,parties, transportation. A must dowhile visiting the Northwest! 2017is our 27th year! 6

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SeattleHeliTours.com13724 La Conner Whitney RdMount Vernon, WA 98273810 S First St, La Conner, WA 98257(206) 767-0515Weekends in Aprilwww.SeattleHeliTours.com

Scenic helicopter tours departfrom the Farmhouse Restaurantin Mount Vernon on Saturday andSunday, Moore Clark Deck in LaConner on Fridays. Tours are ap-prox. 15 minutes and can be cus-tomized to fit your needs. Enjoypicturesque views of the tulips,Deception Pass, and the amazingSkagit Valley! 13 24

Shutter Tours1916 Pike Place, Suite 12Seattle, WA 98101(425) 516-8838www.shuttertours.com

Relax in our comfortable tourbus with a top rated tour com-pany. In addition to seeing tulips,you'll receive simple tips to im-prove your photography. Photostops include tulip fields and timefor lunch in La Conner. Seattlehotel pickups available.

Skagit Guided Adventures (360) 474-7479www.skagitguidedadventures.com

Visit the exquisitely arrangedgardens, be driven around theback roads to the colorful fields,photograph to your heart’s con-tent, and learn about tulip history,industry and festival by an expe-

rienced local guide. Nature, hikingand brewery tours available.

Tulip Country Bike Tours13391 Avon Allen RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-7461www.countrycycling.com

Experience the festival on ourself-guided tours. Bike rental equip-ment, maps and festival tips/infor-mation. $40/adults, $10 per child ortag-a-long bike per day. Group andguided tours available. 28

WSU Master Gardener Step-On Guides

Step up your group tour itiner-ary. Learn more about the agri-culture and history of the SkagitValley with our WSU SkagitCounty Master Gardeners as yourguide. To reserve, contact us [email protected].

MuseumsChildren's Museum of SkagitCounty550 Cascade Mall DrBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-8888Mon - Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun Noon-5 pm, Toddler Tues, 8:30 am-10 am.$5.25 per person. Kids under oneare FREE. www.skagitchildrensmuseum.net

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Heritage Flight Museum15053 Crosswind DrBurlington, WA 98233(360) 424-5151Visit our website for hours andadmission prices and eventswww.heritageflight.org

Come see, hear and smell his-tory! Perhaps catch HFM’s WWII,Korea and Vietnam era aircraftflying! Museum provides a uniquefamily experience with its collec-tion of planes, artifacts and mem-orabilia, including those offounder and Apollo 8 astronautWilliam Anders. Plan to visit HFMat Skagit Regional Airport. 17

La Conner Quilt & Textile Museum703 S 2nd StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-4288Open daily 11 am-5 pm in April,Wed-Sun 11 am - 5 pm rest of yearwww.laconnerquilts.org

Enjoy “La Conner in Bloom,” amonth-long special exhibit. Ex-hibits of local, national and inter-national quilts and fiber artsranging from historic to contem-porary. Located in the historic1891 Victorian Gaches Mansion.$7 admission, kids free. Opendaily in April. 13

Museum of Northwest Art121 S First StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-4446Sun-Mon: Noon-5 pmTue - Sat: 10 am-5 pm

www.museumofnwart.orgMoNA collects and exhibits con-

temporary art from across theNorthwest, including Alaska, BritishColumbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,and Washington. The Museum andMuseum Store are open seven daysa week and over 360 days a year. 13

North Cascades Vintage AircraftMuseum7879 S Superior Ave, Hangar 6Concrete, WA 98237(360) 770-4848Apr–Sep: Wed–Sun 10 am–4 pmOct–Mar: Mon–Fri 10 am–4 pmOr by appointment.www.vintageaircraftmuseum.org

A living museum dedicated toconnecting people to the GoldenAge of pre-and post WWII air-craft. Located directly behindConcrete High School. We haveover 30 vintage aircraft alongwith memorabilia, artifacts andongoing restoration. Let’s keephistory flying! 42

Skagit County Historical Museum501 S 4th StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-3365Open Tuesday through Sunday 11am-5 pm www.skagitcounty.net/museum

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TRAVEL Tips1) STATE ROUTE 20 AT EXIT 230 – Use it! Wide open, efficient, fast.2) BE PATIENT – These are rural farm roads that are easily overwhelmed.3) FLAGGERS are there for your safety – Please be courteous to them.4) LOOK for designated parking areas – They are next to fields.

5) NO PARKING ZONES will be enforced and tickets will be issued.6) NO PARKING allowed in travel lane of any public road or on private property.7) PRIVATE LAND The tulip area is all private property. Please respect it.8) FARM EQUIPMENT – Slow tractors now ensure a good harvest later.9) NO DRONES – Drones are NOT allowed in gardens or tulip fields.

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1 Judd & Black Appliance/ Peoples Bank Gala Dinner

1 Swinomish Casino & Lodge2 Key Bank Ambassador Event2 Children's Museum 2 COUNTRY Financial

Tulip Princess Party3 Woodfest 4 Kiwanis Salmon BBQ 5 Art in a Pickle Barn 5 Azusa Farm & Gardens6 Anacortes Arts Festival6 Anacortes Quilt Walk 6 Anacortes Spring Wine Festival6 Anacortes Brewery6 Orcas Eclipse Charters7 Taylor Shellfish Farms

8 Golden Glen Creamery9 Columbia Bank Reception10 Burlington Scrapbooking10 Kid’s Giant Garage Sale10 O Canada! Reception and

Keynote/Historic Tour of Burlington11 Downtown Mount Vernon

Street Fair 11 Forte Artisan Chocolates11 Lincoln Theatre 11 Skagit River Brewery11 Garage Sale, Antiques & More11 Used Book Sale11 Valley Shine Distillery11 SICBA Home Show12 Seattle Premium Outlets 13 Daffodil Festival13 Tulip Pedal 13 US Bank Parade 13 La Conner Sculpture Tour13 La Conner Quilt & Textile Museum

13 La Conner Brewing Company13 Museum of Northwest Art13 Seattle Heli Tours13 Skagit County Historical Museum14 Pasek Cellars Winery15 Warren Jewelers 16 O Canada! Genealogy Seminar17 Tulip Run 17 Heritage Flight Museum17 Schmooze Fair 201717 Chuckanut Brewery18 Psalms, Hymns & Spiritual Songs 19 Skagit Valley Gardens 20 Padilla Bay Estuarine Reserve 21 Skagit Valley Casino Resort22 The Outlet Shoppes at Burlington 23 Christianson’s Nursery 23 Art at the Schoolhouse 24 Seattle Heli Tours24 ART BASH25 Rexville Grange Art Show

26 Sauk Mountain Pottery 27 Schuh Farms 28 Tulip Country Bike Tours & Rental28 4-H Club Petting Farm29 Skagit’s Own Fish Market30 Snow Goose Produce 31 WSU Discovery Garden 32 Carpenter Creek Winery 33 Tulip Valley Winery34 Fidalgo Bay Cofffee Roasters35 Eaglemont Golf Course36 PACCAR Open House 37 Canopy Tours Northwest38 Chuckanut Brewery39 Deception Distillery40 Skagit River Produce41 Farmstrong Brewing42 Vintage Aircraft Museum

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Tulip Office to Roozengaarde: 3.7 milesTulip Office to Tulip Town: 4.8 milesTulip Office to Best and McLean Rd: 5.3 milesConway to Best and Calhoun Rd: 8.3 milesI-5 and SR 20 to Best and McLean Rd: 5.6 milesDistance between Roozengaarde and Tulip Town: 1.8 miles

TOILETS At all events, Visitor Centers, Info Stations, Festival Office, andcorner of Beaver Marsh Rd and McLean Rd

Tulip Festival Office: (I-5 Exit 226) 311 W Kincaid, Mount Vernon, WA – 7 days a week 9am-5pm during April

Skagit River Produce: (I-5 Exit 221) 19193 SR 534, Mount Vernon, WAConway Foods: (I-5 Exit 221) 18707 Main St, Conway, WA Cascade Mall Customer Service: (I-5 Exit 230)

201 Cascade Mall Dr., Burlington, WA Skagit’s Own Fish Market: (I-5 Exit 230) 18042 SR 20, Burlington, WA Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites: (I-5 Exit 230) 900 Andis Rd,

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Carpenter Creek Winery20376 E Hickox RdMount Vernon, WA 98274(360) 708-0700Wed-Sun, 11 am-6 pmwww.carpentercreek.com

Visit Skagit Valley's friendliestwinery! Featuring local PinotNoir, Siegerrebe and other finewines, situated on seven acres atthe end of a country lane. Stop byfor wine tasting, locally producedgourmet treats, or simply enjoyour lush gardens. Cheers! 32

Chuckanut Brewery & KitchenTwo locations:11937 Higgins Airport WayBurlington, WA 98233601 W Holly StBellingham, WA 98225(360) 752-3377Opens 11am dailywww.chuckanutbrewer yand-kitchen.com

All ages welcome at both brew-eries. Enjoy the Kitchen with itslocally inspired fresh Americanmenu and the South Nut tastingroom on Airport Way with its

food trucks. Award winning Eu-ropean style beers at both loca-tions. Open every day withoutdoor seating too! 17 38

Deception Distilling9946 Padilla Heights RdAnacortes, WA 98221-8695(360) 588-1000www.deceptiondistilling.comMon.-Fri. 8:30 am-4:30 pmClosed weekends

Everyone is welcome to visitour modern-day small-batch dis-tillery and tasting room. Ourfriendly staff is ready to answerany questions. You will see thatour distinct flavors are producedby fresh local farm products andWashington State agriculture. 39

Farmstrong Brewing Co.110 Stewart RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 873-8852Hours: Closed Mondays, Tue-Thu3 pm-9 pm, Fri-Sat Noon-10 pm,Sun Noon-9 pmwww.farmstrongbrewing.com

Believing there should be aclose relationship between beerand agriculture, we showcase thebounty of the Skagit Valley bypartnering with local farmersand producers to bring freshbeer and food to our friends andcustomers. 41

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La Conner Brewing Company117 S First StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-1415Daily 11:30 amwww.laconnerbrewery.com

Unique Northwest-style family-friendly brewpub featuring wood-fired pizza, burgers and otherfresh local pub fare served withour small-batch, hand-craftedbeers. Enjoy by the fireplace or onthe garden terrace. 13

Pasek Cellars Winery18729 Fir Island RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 445-404811 am-5 pm, Year Roundwww.pasekcellars.com

Pasek Cellars crafts unique anddelicious wines from NW andtropical fruits, plus Washingtongrapes. Stop by our tasting roomat Exit 221 at the Conway SkagitBarn and sample the Official TulipFestival wines. 14

Skagit River Brewing Company404 S Third StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 336-2884Daily 11 amwww.skagitbrew.com 11

Tulip Valley Winery16163 State Route 536Mount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 428-6894Mon-Thurs 11 am-5 pm Fri-Sun 11am-6 pm

www.tulipvalley.netWe’re the home of the Official

Hard Cider, so stop by the Big RedBarn for award winning wine andcider. Enjoy a glass on the deck orat the gift and art exhibit. Heli-copter rides and BBQ all weekend,weather permitting. 33

Valley Shine Distillery320 S First St.Mount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 853-6702Tues–Thu, 11 am - 8:30 pm Fri, Sat 11 am - 9:30 pmSun 11 am-6 pm (April only),Mon closedwww.valleyshinedistillery.com

Valley Shine Distillery providesan inviting atmosphere to enjoysmall batch spirits, craft cocktailsand unique local cuisine. Withseven spirits to choose from, thereis something for everyone. Allages welcome. 11


Local Foods & Produce

Fortè Artisan Chocolates See back page for details. 11

Golden Glen Creamery15014 Field RdBow, WA 98232(360) 766-6455April Hours: Daily, 10 am-4 pm;www.goldenglencreamery.com

The very best comes from SkagitValley – including our dairy prod-ucts! From Artisan cheeses, freshbutter and Crème Fraiche. It’s notjust Cheese, it’s AN experience! 8

Schuh Farms15565 State Route 536Mount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-6982Daily 9 am-5 pm

In the heart of the tulips finda 125-year-old dairy barnstuffed with seasonal treasuresand local produce. Playground,tractor train and hay rides onweekends (weather permitting).Unique varieties of cut tulips!Ice cream, coffees, soup, andhomemade fruit pies. Helicopterrides! FREE parking! 27

Skagit’s Own Fish Market18042 State Route 20Burlington, WA 98233(360) 707-2722Mon - Sat 10:30 am-6 pm;Sun 11 am-4pmwww.skagitfish.com

Lunch served daily, made withfresh local seafood. We strive tobring the freshest seafood toyour table throughout the year.Owned and operated by localfishermen in our beautiful Sk-agit Valley. If seafood is on themenu tonight, visit our retail lo-cation for a full range of seafooddelights. 29

Skagit River Produce19193 State Route 534Mount Vernon, WA 98274(360) 445-2211Festival hours: Daily 8 am-6 pm

A local foods and stuff shop, lo-cated in Conway, our goal is tospotlight locally produced goods.We know most of the farmers andproducers personally and knowthey are respectful of our envi-ronment and community. Comesee us! 40

Snow Goose Produce15170 Fir Island RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 445-6908Open daily 8:30 am-6:30 pmwww.snowgooseproduce-mar-ket.com

A true farmer’s market in theheart of Skagit cropland. TheGOOSE is committed to fresh,local and organic. Fresh fish and other seafood in live tank,flowers (including cut & pottedtulips), immodest ice creamcones, local wines. 30

Taylor Shellfish Farms2182 Chuckanut DrBow, WA 98232(360) 766-6002Apr - Sept, 9 am-6 pm; Oct – Mar 9 am-5 pm, www.taylorshellfish.com

From our sustainable farms toyour table, purchase oysters,clams, mussels, & geoducks, plusa variety of other fresh & frozenseafood. Enjoy our scenic picnic& BBQ area on Samish Bay. Retail store open 7 days a week.We ship! 7

Farms & NurseriesAzusa Farm and Gardens14904 State Route 20Mount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-1580Daily 9 am-6 pmwww.azusafarm.com

Beautiful farm with lovely gar-den store offering a large selectionof nursery plants, gardening sup-plies, and gifts. Come see ourthemed display gardens, get com-plimentary garden coaching, oruse our landscape design/buildservices. Home of “Art in a PickleBarn” throughout April. 5

Beaks, Noses, and Bills 4-H ClubPetting Farm13391 Avon Allen RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 202-5023Weekends only: April 1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22-23, 29-30 10 am 4 pm

Visit our rabbits, chicks, goats,ponies, ducks, and baby pigs.$5/ea. donation appreciated. 28

Christianson’s Nursery15806 Best RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 466-3821Daily 9 am-6 pmwww.christiansonsnursery.com

“An enticing selection of com-mon and uncommon plants.”Largest selection of roses, peren-nials & trees in NW Washington.Browse our greenhouses, 1888Schoolhouse, antiques & gift shopand greet resident animals. Chris-tianson’s is a NW Flower & Gar-den Show People’s Choice AwardWinner. 23

RoozenGaardeDivision of Washington Bulb Co.,Inc.

15867 Beaver Marsh RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-8531www.tulips.comSee complete listing on page 4.

Skagit Valley Gardens18923 Peter Johnson RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-6760Open daily 9 am- 6 pmwww.skagitvalleygardens.com

Retail Garden Center withbeautiful displays, greenhousesfilled with annuals, hanging bas-kets and garden accessories. GiftBoutique “The Root Cellar” isfilled with unique gifts, jewelry,home décor, Vera Bradley and somuch more. Willows Artisan Caféis open daily serving deli and spe-cialty sandwiches, salads and de-licious desserts. 19

Tulip Town15002 Bradshaw Rd Mount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-8152www.tuliptown.comSee complete listing on page 5.

WSU Discovery Garden16650 State Route 536Mount Vernon, WA 98273Open Dawn-Dusk

Enjoy a stroll through thiswonderful garden showcasingplants that do well in the PacificNorthwest. Docents, to answeryour gardening questions, avail-able weekends. 31


221, Inc.18729 Fir Island Rd, Ste CMount Vernon, WA 98274(360) 445-6221www.221inc.comMon – Thur 9 am-8 pmFri – Sat 9 am-9 pmSun 9 am-6 pm

We bring our passion for med-ical cannabis to the recreationalcannabis market. Our friendly andknowledgeable Cannabis Consult-ants will help educate you on avail-able strains and their effects. Don’tbe shy... come on by and check usout. Must be 21 to enter.

A Touch of Dutch11 NW Front StCoupeville, WA 98239(360) 678-7729Web store: www.atouchofdutch.comMon - Sat 10:30 am–5 pm Sun 12:30-5 pm

If Europe is too far, take a shortdrive through Deception Pass fora taste of Holland, Germany, Scan-dinavia, & more! Over 60 kinds ofLicorice, Heritage Lace, hand-poured solid lotion bars, local seaglass jewelry, and more! We shipanywhere!

Country Meadow Village1501 Collins RdSedro-Woolley, WA 98284

(360) 856-0404www.villageconcepts.com/coun-try-meadow-village

Country Meadow Village is anaward-winning family-ownedbusiness celebrating over 20 yearsof dedicated stable service in thesenior living industry in thegreater Skagit Valley. We “BringRetirement to Life” everyday!Come check out our fresh newlyremodeled space.

Creekside Continuing Care Community400 Gilkey RdBurlington, WA 98233(360) 755-5550www.creeksideccc.com

Celebrate the ART of life with us!Explore our website or, better yet,visit us to learn about our compre-hensive services and amenities forindependent living, assisted living,memory care, spacious cottagesand apartment homes, and excit-ing wellness programs.

Enterprise Rent-A-Car1819 Bouslog RdBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-7343 www.enterprise.com

We’re your local vehicle rentaloption with a national reputationfor quality and service. We’ll meet

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you at the Transit Station in MountVernon to provide you with a greatcar for your visit or come see us,just off I-5 Exit 229 in Burlington.

Paul Evert’s RV Country509A Suzanne LaneMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 899-1003Open Daily, Mon-Sat 9 am-6 pm,Sun 11 am-4 pmwww.rvcountry.com

Buying an RV is a big decision.Our goal is to support, educate,and listen to our customers tohelp them find a vehicle matchingtheir budget and lifestyle. Our fullservice department is for our cus-tomers AND our visitors.

The UPS Store1777 S Burlington BlvdBurlington, WA 98233(360) 707-5631www.burlington-wa-5499.the-upsstorelocal.com

More than shipping, we’re yourone-stop-shop for UPS productsand services. Through our rela-tionship with valued serviceproviders, you’ll get exclusive dealson the types of business servicesyou need most. Conveniently lo-cated near Costco at I-5 Exit 229.

Warren Jewelers1126 S Burlington Blvd Burlington, WA 98233(360) 707-544412559 116th Ave. NEKirkland, WA 98034(425) 821-1444Closed Sundayswww.warrenjewelers.net

Award winning tulip jewelryinspired by and made for the Sk-agit Valley Tulip Festival. Pen-dants, earrings, pins and rings indifferent colors of gold plus ster-ling silver. Prices start at $29.95and are available year round. 15


Places to Eat

13Moons Restaurant atSwinomish Casino and Lodge12885 Casino DrAnacortes, WA 98221(360)293-2691 or (855)794-6563www.sw inomishcasino and-lodge.com

Dine in our beautiful 13moonsRestaurant. Watch as your meal isprepared in our exhibition kitchen.Swinomish Casino & Lodge alsooffers the Two Salmon Café and thefun atmosphere of 10 Sports Bar.

Adrift510 Commercial AveAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 588-0653Mon - Thurs, 8 am-9 pmFri-Sat 8 am-10 pm, Sun 8 am-2 pmMenu available on Facebook/Yelp/Trip Advisor

A reflection of our community:swell food, provocative art, inspir-ing literature, and the camaraderieof friends. Creative menu featur-ing natural beef, pork, seafood, sea-sonal fruit & vegetables, wines &beers, sourcing for Skagit and Is-land Counties whenever possible.

Anacortes Brewery/H2O/Rockfish Grill314/320 Commercial AveAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 588-1720www.anacortesrockfish.comwww.anacortesH20.com

Home of the Official FestivalMicrobrew. The Rockfish featuresfresh seafood, burgers and signa-ture sandwiches, woodfired pizzasplus beer brewed right on thepremises. Enjoy H2O’s innovativemenu and craft cocktails usinghouse made liquors. Live musicevery week.

Anelia’s Kitchen and Stage513 S. 1st StreetLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 339-1805www.aneliaskitchenandstage.com

We offer a diverse, seasonalmenu with a focus on family Pol-ish recipes and northwest faremade in house with fresh, local in-gredients. In addition, we have afull bar featuring house infusedvodkas and live music for your en-joyment every Thursday-Saturday.

Annie’s Pizza Station44568 State Route 20Concrete, WA 98237(360) 853-7227Tues-Sat, 11 am-9 pm, Sun 2-8 pmwww.anniespizzastation.net

The best pizza anywhere, wellworth the trip through breathtak-ing Upper Skagit Valley. We useonly the finest ingredients,preparing freshly handcraftedpizzas, sandwiches, salads andpasta. Family Friendly.

Anthony’s RestaurantCap Sante Marina1207 Q Ave, Anacortes, WA 98221(360) 588-0333Anthony's Hearthfire Grill(360) 527-3473Anthony's at Squalicum Harbor(360) 647-5588Both on Bellwether Way, Bellingham, WAwww.anthonys.com

Dedicated to a truly Northwestdining experience, Anthony's hasearned the reputation for thefinest fresh seafood with an un-compromising commitment toquality and value.

Big Scoop Sundae Palace327 E College WayMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-3558Daily 11 am-10 pmwww.bigscoopsundaepalace.com

Old fashioned ice cream parlorand restaurant. Open lunch anddinner, featuring a great dinner

menu, gourmet burgers and over30 different ice cream flavors. Haveyour next birthday party here!

Bob’s Burgers and Brew9394 Old Hwy 99Burlington, WA 98233(360) 757-90978822 Quil Ceda ParkwayTulalip, WA 98271(360) 716-3605www.bobsburgersandbrew.com

Our motto is “We’re just better.”Enjoy gourmet burgers, salads, agreat Sunday brunch and more.Family dining featuring severallarge TVs, a full-service lounge,great service and great food.

Calico Cupboard Café and BakeryAn award-winning specialty

café and bakery, featuring break-fasts and lunches, vegetarian andgluten free entrees and bakery, fa-mous cinnamon rolls, cookiesand pies. NW wines, microbrews,and espresso.Three locations:

121B Freeway DrMount Vernon, WA 98273 (360) 336-3107

720 S First StLa Conner, WA 98257 (360) 466-4451

901 Commercial AveAnacortes, WA 98221 (360) 293-7315

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Fireweed Terrace Restaurant &Lounge @ Eaglemont4800 Eaglemont DrMount Vernon, WA 98274(360) 428-1954 Daily 11 am – 9 pmwww.fireweedterrace.com

A dining experience that bringstogether a casual atmosphere,with upscale flavors. Our chefscreate a menu that incorporatesscratch-made food, while sourc-ing local farms and seasonal in-gredients. The restaurant offersbeautiful views of the PugetSound and Olympic Mountainranges. Pet-friendly outdoor patioseating available.

Five Guys1870 Marketplace DrBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-867711 am–10 pm every dayAlso serving you in:Bellingham, Lakewood, Longview,Marysville, Puyallup, Tacomawww.fiveguys.com/order-on-line.aspx

With over 250,000 possible waysto order a burger (and with greathot dogs), everyone will enjoy theirvisit. Free peanuts available!

Fred Meyer920 S Burlington BlvdBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-9100www.fredmeyer.com

Our full service deli and bakery

have everything from hot entreesand delicious sandwich fixings tofresh donuts. Your picnic lunch inthe tulips will be a delight!

Il Granaio Restaurant100 W MontgomeryMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 419-0674Mon-Thurs 11 am-9 pm, Fri 11 am-10 pm, Sat 3-10 pm, Sun 3-9 pmwww.granaio.com

Authentic Italian cuisine in theOld Towne Grainery in MountVernon. Extensive menu servedwith Italian and Northwest wines,full bar and homemade desserts.Take out available. Voted “BestItalian” in the 2009 Best of West-ern Washington.

Kiwanis Salmon BarbecueHillcrest Lodge, 1717 S 13th St,Mount Vernon, WA 98274April 1-23, 11 am-7 pmwww.kiwanisbbq.com: For 15+group reservations, call (360) 428-7028 or (360) 708-5550

Wild Salmon barbecued overAlder, with baked potato, slaw, gar-lic bread, & ice cream. Two servingsizes ONLY $12 or $15. HeatedLodge. (I-5 Exit 225 or 226, headeast and follow signs.) Help us“serve the children of the world.”

La Conner Brewing Company117 S First StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-1415Daily 11:30 am


Chuckanut Manor Seafood & Grill3056 Chuckanut DrBow, WA 98232(360) 766-6191Tues - Sat, 11:30 am;Sunday Brunch 10:30 amwww.chuckanutmanor.com

Restaurant with outside deckoverlooking Samish Bay. Lunchand dinner featuring wild seafoodand aged meats. Premium wines. Friday Smorgasbord andSunday Brunch.

COA Mexican Eatery102 S 10th StMount Vernon, WA 98274(360) 840-1938214 Maple Ave.La Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-0267Hours vary; call ahead.www.coaeatery.com

Whether you want to try a freshspin on one of your favorite Mex-ican dishes or adventure intosome new flavors, COA MexicanEatery is the place for you. Walk-ins always welcome. Weekendreservaions recommended.

Conway Pub and Eatery18611 Main StConway, WA 98238(360) 445-473310 am Daily

Off of I-5 Exit 221 on the TulipRoute. We serve the Ultimate BestBurgers, steaks and “Pan-FriedOysters.” Families welcome. Spir-its added to our menu enhanceour old time atmosphere andgreat hospitality. Family ownedsince 1991.

Empire Ale House314 W Gates StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 336-9944Daily 11am – 11pmwww.empirealehouse.godaddysites.com

With 19 rotating taps servingthe finest beers the Northwest hasto offer and a menu of salads,sandwiches, burgers, pasta, andmore, our downtown location isperfect for the whole family. We’rejust a block from the Riverwalk.

Farmhouse Restaurant13724 La Conner Whitney RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 466-44117 am-9 pm Daily (April)www.thefarmhouserestaurant.net

A Skagit Valley Landmark,Country charm, and home-stylecooking. Traditional turkey dinners,yummy sandwiches and salads,freshly-baked desserts, includingour famous Mile-High lemonmeringue pie. Bus tours welcome.Home of Skagit’s Art Bash Show.

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www.laconnerbrewery.comUnique Northwest-style family-

friendly brewpub featuring wood-fired pizzas, burgers and otherfresh local pub fare served withour small-batch, hand-craftedbeers. Enjoy by the fireplace or onthe garden terrace.

La Conner Pub & Eatery702 S First StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-9932Open Dailywww.laconnertavern.com

Along the Swinomish Channel,La Conner Pub & Eatery is hometo affordable waterfront, familydining. With full menu options,customer favorites include fish &chips and chowder. Complete barand pull tabs available. Familyowned and operated since 1972.

La Conner Seafood and PrimeRib House614 S First StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-4014Daily 11:30 amwww.laconnerseafood.com

Waterfront restaurant voted theBest Seafood Restaurant in SkagitValley and featured in NorthwestBest Places. Everything preparedfrom scratch, fresh seafood, agedbeef, pasta and chicken result inquality dining.

Max Dale’s Steak & Chop House2030 Riverside DrMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-7171Lunch Mon - Fri 11:30 amDinner Daily 4 pmwww.maxdales.com

Serving Skagit County since1951. Private dining room featur-ing high back booths. Lunch menuwith several signature salads andsandwiches. Dinner featuringPrime Rib, steaks and seafood.Comfortable and classy martinilounge with daily happy hour.Reservations gladly accepted.

Nell Thorn Restaurant and Pub 116 S First St La Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-4261 Tuesday - Sunday, 11:30 am-9 pm; Monday Dinner: 4-9 pm www.nellthorn.com

Visit this jewel of true North-west dining & a local favorite. Ourunique waterfront location fea-tures a local, sustainable farm totable menu, craft cocktails, finewines and microbrews on tap.Enjoy the channel side view fromour lovely seasonal patio.

Olive Garden1809 Marketplace DrBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-0480Daily 11 amwww.olivegarden.com

When you’re here, you’re family!Our cuisine is made fresh for youand is inspired by the great chefsof Tuscany. Enjoy all your fa-vorites along with soft breadsticksand endless salad – a genuine Ital-ian dining experience!

Ristretto Coffee Lounge & Wine Bar416 South First StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 336-0951Mon-Sat 7 am-6 pmSun 8 am-6 pmwww.ristrettocoffeelounge.com

Located in charming, historicdowntown Mount Vernon, we’re alocally owned and operated coffeeand wine bar featuring VictrolaCoffee, a rotating wine and beerlist and tasty food options. Comeby, enjoy a great drink and seewhy the locals say we’re awesome!

Sakura Japanese SteakHouse & Sushi Bar 1830 S Burlington BlvdBurlington, WA 98233(360) 588-4281Open for lunch and dinner dailywww.sakuraburlington.com

Enjoy the quality cuisine ofthe award-winning SakuraJapanese Steak House and Sushibar, located freeway close inBurlington. Great food for thewhole family, where only high-grade meats and fresh vegetablesare served and there’s NO MSG inany dish.

Seeds Bistro & Bar623 Morris StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-3280Daily 11 am-9 pmwww.seedsbistro.com

Honoring and promoting ourbeautiful Skagit Valley by sourc-ing local ingredients to create ourNorthwest inspired menu, servedin a warm and inviting atmos-phere. Handcrafted cocktails andNorthwest beer and wine.

Skagit River Brewing Company 404 S Third StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 336-288411 am Dailywww.skagitbrew.com

This is the place to come to par-take in the finest Ales & Lagers inthe Northwest. Our Pub offers a va-riety of BBQ items and wood-firedpizzas. Come and have some fun!

Skagit Valley Food Co-op202 S First StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 336-9777www.skagitfoodcoop.com

Stock up for your adventure, fea-turing local organic produce, anaward-winning Deli with hot en-trees, espresso, salads, ice cream,juice, smoothies and plenty of pic-nic-ready ingredients. A sweetmercantile with lots of local craftsand gifts.

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Subway Sandwiches9660 Old Hwy 99 N Ste BBurlington, WA 98233(360) 707-0434– Sa-Su, 8-9; Mo-Fr, 6-101765 S Burlington Blvd, Burling-ton (360) 757-1916– Sa-Su 8-10; Mo-Fr, 7-10108A N TownshipSedro Woolley, WA 98284– Sa-Su 8-10; Mo-Fr 7-10(360) 856-57782323 E Section St Mount Vernon, WA 98274– Sa 8-10; Su 9-10; Mo-Fr, 7-10(360) 848-0770

Picnic in the tulips with fresh,delicious SUBWAY sandwiches.Any 3 FOOTLONG’s $18! Free coffee before 9 am!

The Skagit Casino Resort5984 North Darrk LaneBow, WA 98232(877) 275-2448

Open Dailywww.theskagit.com

Located right off I-5 at exit236, Skagit Valley Casino Resortoffers a restaurant to suit everytaste! Skagit Skillet, Market Buf-fet, and Skagit Express each offerfantastic food in a unique andfun setting.

Trumpeter Public HouseFamily Restaurant and Bar416 Myrtle StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 588-4515Tues - Sat from 11 amwww.trumpeterpublichouse.com

Embracing Skagit Valley’scharm, choosing local familyfarms and our own roof-top gar-den for the ingredients in ourgluten free menu. We strive topresent the best our Valley has tooffer in a warm, gracious, andcomfortable atmosphere.

Places to Stay Anacortes Ship Harbor Inn5316 Ferry Terminal RdAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-5177www.shipharborinn.com

Come to the Sea and Breathe.Remodeled accommodationswith ferry and island views.Amenities: Extended ContinentalBreakfast, luxury bedding and W-Fi, Bistro, Bar and deck w/fire-place overlooking the water. Comesee why many of our guests checkin and don’t want to leave.

Angelsong Retreat 19381 County Line RdStanwood, WA 98292(360) 445-3651www.angelsongretreat.com

Family style lodging. Enjoy 42acres of farm, forest, zen gardensand stream with a fabulous viewof Puget Sound. Perfect for re-treats, family reunions or just vis-iting the tulips.

BEST WESTERN College Way Inn300 W College WayMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-4287 or (800) 793-4024www.bestwestern.com/college-wayinn

Seasonally heated outdoorpool, year round hot tub (no jets),and complimentary continentalbreakfast. All rooms have newfurniture, wireless internet access,refrigerator, microwave, cable

TV/free HBO. Few pet rooms andkitchenettes. 100% smoke free.Approx. 8 minutes to tulip fields.

Best Western PLUS Skagit ValleyInn2300 Market StMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 428-5678 www.bestwestern.com

Located next to the beautifulSkagit River, we’ve recently beenremodeled with over-sized guestrooms. Guests enjoy a free break-fast, with a variety of options, in-cluding organic oatmeal andomelets made to order. Enjoyfresh baked cookies in the lobby.

Candlewood Suites1866 S Burlington BlvdBurlington, WA 98233(360) 755-3300 or www.candlewoodsuites/burling-tonwa.com

Skagit Valley’s exclusive Ex-tended Stay. Stay one night or oneyear at this apartment-style hotelfeaturing full kitchens in eachroom, complimentary Laundry/Gym and the Candlewood Cup-board store. Our clean rooms andfriendly staff will make your Tulipexperience one to remember.

Cocusa Motel370 W Rio Vista AveBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-6044 or (800) 628-2257www.cocusamotel.com

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63 units, newly remodeled, stan-dard, family, handicap, meetingand jacuzzi rooms. In-room coffee,microwave and refrigerators. Freewireless high-speed internet. Freelocal calls, Cinemax and continen-tal breakfast. Adjacent restau-rant/lounge, near shopping andcasinos. Truck and RV parking.

Days Inn2009 Riverside DrMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 424-4141www.daysinn.com/hotel/04735

I-5 Exit 227 – College Way. Fullservice facility with oversizedrooms. Complimentary DeluxeDaybreak Breakfast. Seasonalheated pool. Free wireless inter-net. Pet friendly. Moreno’s FamilyMexican Restaurant/lounge on-site. Close to shopping centers andcasinos. Meeting rooms available.Free truck parking.

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott9384 Old Hwy 99 NBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-2717www.marriott.com/otsfs

Easy access to I-5. Recently re-modeled, centrally located andminutes from the Tulip Fields,shopping, dining, and area attrac-tions. Enjoy room service fromBob's Burgers and Brew. Indoorpool, 100% smoke-free, and in-cludes complimentary breakfast.Earn Marriott Rewards Points.

Fidalgo Country Inn7645 State Route 20Anacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-3494 or (855) 823-5544 www.fidalgocountryinn.com

Our cozy inn is less than a twohour’s drive from Seattle or Van-couver, B.C. on the first of the SanJuan Islands – Fidalgo Island.Newly renovated rooms andplenty of parking for boats, RVs,and even tractor trailers!

Four Points by Sheraton714 Lakeway DrBellingham, WA 98225(360) 671-1011 www.fourpointsbellingham.com

We’re your premier full servicehotel in Bellingham, an ideal loca-tion for group meetings, corporatetravel, weddings, and family vaca-tions, with 132 newly renovated ac-commodations and suites plus tworestaurants and an indoor pool lo-cated near tulips and the border.Earn SPG points during your stay.

Grand Willow Inn17926 Dunbar RdMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 428-5071www.grandwillow.com

A beautiful bed and breakfast,a fantastic wedding location, orthe perfect location for eventsfrom 20 to 120, our Inn is locatedin a quiet part of Mount Vernon,conveniently near the tulip route,and available all year.

Hampton Inn & Suites1860 Burlington BlvdBurlington, WA 98233(360) 757-7100www.burlingtonsuites.hampton-inn.com

Feel our award winning Hamp-tonality! Clean, comfortable beds,friendly staff, FREE hot breakfast,FREE wireless internet, indoorpool, hot tub, fitness and businesscenter. Easy access off I-5, nearshopping and restaurants. Min-utes from the tulips.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites900 Andis RdBurlington, WA 98233(360) 755-7338www.holidayinnexpress.com/buringtonwa

100% non-smoking hotel in theheart of tulip country. Offerscomplimentary hot breakfast, in-door heated pool/hot tub, mi-crowave/refrigerators in everyroom and one-bedroom suiteswith comfortable living area per-fect for a family vacation. EarnIHG Rewards.

Hotel Bellwether1 Bellwether WayBellingham, WA 98225(360) 392-3100 www.hotelbellwether.com

A spectacular waterfront hide-away on Bellingham Bay affordingstunning views of the San Juan Is-

lands. Experience ChuckanutDrive to the flowers or drive northto Vancouver, BC. Enjoy shops, sa-lons, coffee shops, restaurants,and parks in our unique dogfriendly community.

La Conner Channel Lodge 205 N First StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-1500 or (888) 466-4113www.laconnerlodging.com

Waterfront luxury awaits you!The Channel Lodge beckons youto enjoy an elegant getaway thatincludes breakfast, parking, Wi-Fi,luxurious bedding, fireplaces,TV/DVD player, & private bal-conies. Enjoy live piano music onthe weekends & relax with our spaservices.

La Conner Country Inn107 S Second StreetLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-1500 or (888) 466-4113 www.laconnerlodging.com

Come enjoy our charming Inn,lined with cedar-shake siding,filled with warmth and friendli-ness. Make our lobby your homeaway from home. After a memo-rable night’s rest, your compli-mentary continental breakfastawaits you. Enjoy free Wi-Fi andparking, and exploring thenearby town.

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Majestic Inn and Spa419 Commercial AveAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 299-1400 www.majesticinnandspa.com

The Majestic Inn and Spa, in thehistoric downtown Anacortes, isthe perfect getaway destination,with 52 elegant guest rooms, freshNorthwest dining at the 5th StreetBistro, spectacular Rooftop Loungeand the tranquil Apothecary Spa.

Marina Inn3300 Commercial AveAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-1100 or (800) 231-5198www.marinainnwa.com

Feel confident choosing Ma-rina Inn with our exceptionallyclean rooms, excellent customerservice and 24 hour Front Desk.Enjoy our Fresh Baked cookiesevery evening and ContinentalBreakfast every morning. Freewireless. Discounts for Seniors,Military, and AAA.

Swinomish Casino and Lodge 12885 Casino DrAnacortes, WA 98221(360) 293-2691 or (888) 288-8883www.sw inomishcasino and-lodge.com

Explore Swinomish Casino &Lodge! Take in the breath-tak-ing views of the San Juan Is-lands, Mt. Baker, and Padilla

Bay. Enjoy the patio at 13moonsRestaurant and the excitementof the Casino and 10 Sports Bar.Book an event in the Wa WaltonEvent Center.

The Skagit Casino Resort5984 North Darrk LaneBow, WA 98232(877) 275-2448www.theskagit.com

The Skagit Hotel offers 103restful rooms, including 29 suiteswith jetted spas and fireplaces.Amenities include an indoorheated pool with retractable roof,dry sauna, hot tub, and fitnessroom. Each room comes withHBO movie channels, LCD flatscreen TVs, high-speed internetaccess, coffee maker, and more!

The Skagit Ridge Hotel18444 Bow Ridge DrBow, WA 98232(888) 724-1640www.theskagitridge.com

With scenic views of the NorthCascades and Skagit Valley, TheSkagit Ridge Hotel offers 41 wellappointed guest rooms featuringLCD flat screen TV's, HBO moviechannels, high-speed internet ac-cess, mini fridge, microwave, cof-fee maker, and more! Continentalbreakfast and 24-hour shuttle toSkagit Valley Casino Resort isalso available.

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Tulip Inn2200 Freeway DrMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 428-5969 or (800) 599-5969www.tulipinn.net

Deluxe air-conditioned gue-strooms, complimentary conti-nental breakfast, in-room coffee,free local calls, HBO, AM/FMalarm clocks, high speed internet,voice mail, electronic security,kitchen units, near tulip fields,restaurants and shopping. AAAapproved. I-5 Exit 227.

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Chuckanut Manor B&B3056 Chuckanut DrBow, WA 98232(360) 766-6191

One 2-bedroom suite for 1-4people furnished in antiques withkitchen, dining area, living room,bath and Jacuzzi spa. Continentalbreakfast included. Spectacularview and sunset!

Inn at Barnum Point464 South Barnum RdCamano Island, WA 98282(360) 387-2256 or (800) 910-2256www.innatbarnumpoint.com

A short drive from Conway.On the beach on Camano Island,½ hour south of Mount Vernon.Spectacular views, spaciousrooms, queen beds. Fireplaces.Relax as the waves break onshore. Beach walk to spot mi-grating birds. Wake to a brunchbreakfast.

Katy’s Inn503 S Third StLa Conner, WA 98257(360) 466-9909 or (866) 528-9746www.katysinn.com

In the heart of La Conner!View of the Channel! Walkingdistance to all shops and restau-rants! Victorian home built in1882. Four rooms all with PrivateBaths. Fantastic breakfast. ComeStay with Us!


Pleasant Ridge B&B14022 Dodge Valley RoadMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 466-2444www.pleasantridgebb.com

Guests are calling this thenicest lodging around. Close toeverything that’s going on withoutthe noise and crowds of the city.Situated on three gorgeous coun-try acres of Pleasant Ridge nearLa Conner. Three rooms, privatebaths, gourmet breakfast.

Whispering Firs B&B19357 Kanako LaneMount Vernon, WA 98274(360) 428-1900 or (800) 428-1992www.whisperingfirs.com

Set on 250 acres overlookingPuget Sound and San Juan islands.Wooded hiking, private fishing andwildlife. Large rooms, astonishingviews, Jacuzzi and full breakfast.Children and pets accepted withprior arrangements. Vic and LindaBenson, Innkeepers.

Wild Iris Inn121 Maple AveLa Conner, WA 98257(800) 477-1400 or (360) 466-1400www.wildiris.com

Comfort and hospitality at itsbest! Romantic 18 room countryinn located four blocks from down-town shops. Featuring king beds,spa tubs, fireplaces, private baths,

outside porches and wireless inter-net. Complimentary two-coursebreakfast, served at tables for two.

RV/CAMPING SITES

Burlington-Anacortes KOA6397 N Green RdBurlington, WA 98233(800) 562-9154 or (360) 724-5511www.koa.com/campgrounds/ burlington

Quiet and beautiful countrysetting campgrounds near thetulip festival. Enjoy our new50amp full service pull-thru siteswith free cable, Wi-Fi, indoor pool,and spacious rec hall. We alsohave newly located camping cab-ins and deluxe cabins available.

Mount Vernon RV Park1229 Memorial HwyMount Vernon, WA 98273(360) 428-8787 or (800) 385-9895

Located next to downtownMount Vernon in the heart of Sk-agit Valley. 81 full service sites in-cluding large pull thrus. Picnictables, immaculate restroomswith free showers, 50-amp serv-ice. Free Cable TV and Wi-Fi.

CAMANO ISLAND STUDIO TOUR19th Annual 2017www.CamanoStudioTour.com

Art Lives on Camano Island10 am to 5 pm

May 12, 13, 14May 20, 21

Mother’s Day WeekendEncore Weekend

Funded in part by Snohomish County Hotel-Motel Fund and Island County Tourism Fund.

YOUR SKAGIT VALLEY VISITwww.VisitSkagitValley.com

ANACORTES (360) 293-3832 Anacortes Chamber of Commerce819 Commercial Ave #FAnacortes, WA 98221www.anacortes.orgWaterfront Festival: June 3-4Anacortes Arts Festival: August 4-6Bier on the Pier: October 6-7

BURLINGTON (360) 757-0994 Burlington Chamber of Commerce520 E Fairhaven AveBurlington, WA 98233www.burlington-chamber.comBerry Dairy Days: June 15-18Harvest Festival Pumpkin Pitch:

September 30

CONCRETE (360) 853-8784 Concrete Chamber of Commerce45770 Main St, Concrete, WA 98327www.concrete-wa.comSkagit Eagle Festival: Every full weekend

in JanuaryMardi Gras Parade February 25Cascade Days: August 19-20Ghost Walk: Saturdays in October

LA CONNER (360) 466-4778 La Conner Chamber of Commerce413 Morris St, La Conner, WA 98257Details at www.lovelaconner.comOpening Day Boat Parade: May 6Classic Yacht and Car Show: August 5La Conner Quilt & Fiber Arts Festival:

October 6-8Lighted Boat Parade: December

MOUNT VERNON(360) 428-8547 Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce301 W Kincaid, Mount Vernon, WA 98273www.mountvernonchamber.comRiverwalk Concerts Thursdays July-AugHighland Games: July 8-9Skagit County Fair: August 9-12Skagit Wine & Beer Festival: Nov. 18

SEDRO-WOOLLEY (360) 855-1841 Sedro-Woolley Chamber of Commerce810 Metcalf StSedro-Woolley, WA 98284www.sedro-woolley.comBlast from the Past: June 2-4Loggerodeo: June 30-July 4Tree Lighting & Parade: December 2 Breakfast with Santa December 9

OTHER EVENTSSkagit River Salmon Festival – September 9 • www.skagitriverfest.org

Festival of Family Farms – October 7-8 • www.festivaloffamilyfarms.com

We receive funding from the town of La Conner, the cities of Anacortes,Burlington, Mount Vernon, Sedro-Woolley, and from Skagit County throughhotel/motel lodging tax grants.

Join us March 30 to celebrate the Opening Ceremony!

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OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL WINE – Pasek Cellers18279 Fir Island Rd, Mount Vernon, WA (360) 445-4048

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OFFICIAL MICROBEER – Anacortes Brewery320 Commercial Ave, Anacortes, WA (360) 588-1720

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OFFICIAL COFFEE – Fidalgo Bay Coffee Roasters856 North Hill Blvd, Burlington, WA (360) 757-8818

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OFFICIAL JEWELRY – Warren Jewelers1126 S Burlington Blvd, Burlington, WA (360) 707-5444

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OFFICIAL CHOCOLATE – Forté Artisan Chocolate700 S First St, Mount Vernon (360) 588-4859

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OFFICIAL HARD CIDER – Tulip Valley Winery16163 State Route 536, Mount Vernon, WA (360) 428-6894

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Our thanks to the people who entered the 2016 Photo Contest presented by Columbia Bank. Some of their photos are featured in our brochure, including contest winners. To see more, visit the

Photo/Video section of www.tulipfestival.org.

We are proud of the small businesses and agricul-tural heritage in Skagit Valley and have developed anOfficial Product program to promote local products.These businesses highlight some of the best SkagitValley has to offer.

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