The holidays and small-town charm go hand-in-hand in Snohomish. Known for lovely boutiques and antique shops, downtown Snohomish has so much to offer for everyone on your holiday gift list. Whether you are shopping for your chubby cherub or foodie friend, you will find the perfect gift in historic Snohomish. 

Snohomish Holiday Shopping
Stock up on seasonal favorites such as peppermint or chocolate mint tea at Everything Tea in Snohomish. Photo credit: Julia Fiene Bowman

For the Foodie on Your List

Nestled in a farm county and home to craft distilleries, farm-to-table restaurants, and coffee roasteries, foodies adore Snohomish. Pick up cookbooks and unique kitchen gadgets at Kasia’s Table or wander across the street and enjoy a wine tasting at Kasia Winery Tasting Room. Prep for rainy days and stock up on a vast selection of teas at Everything Tea.

Further down First Street, make a stop at A Bit of Taste: Snohomish Olive Oil Co. for an enormous selection of olive oils and craft vinegars. Complimentary tastings and an exceptionally knowledgeable staff will expand your palette and make your holiday dinner parties even more flavorful. Before leaving town, swing by Snohomish Bee Company and stock up on this season’s local Blackberry and Fireweed Honey for a sweet ending to your shopping day.  

Snohomish Holiday Shopping
Shoppers will delight in local artisanal gifts at Anna Marie Creative Collective in downtown Snohomish. Photo credit: Julia Fiene Bowman

For the Shop-Local Fanatic on Your List

For those looking to support local makers and creators, look no further than Anna Marie Creative Collective. This cheery little boutique houses creations from local artisans, including the owner herself. Everything from handmade jewelry to books written by local authors is available at this cozy boutique. Community is the name of the game at Anna Marie’s with Creative Nights drawing local makers in to share snacks and crafts. 

Head over to Edit: An Olive and Bloom Co. and check out their collection of seasonal garden-to-glass mocktail or cocktail mixers made by a local sister duo. Simple Goodness Syrups flavors include Pumpkin Spice, Apple Pie, or Merry and Bright. While there, grab a copy of their cookbook, “Drink Your Garden.”

For the Littles on Your List

A holiday shopping spree would not be complete without a stop at a toy store. Check out Snapdoodle Toys for a well-curated selection of soft stuffies, scented slime, and outdoor activities.

Don’t forget to head upstairs to peruse their massive selection of games and puzzles. Community-minded owners also transformed the upstairs loft into a meeting place for regular public toy-making or game-playing events. 

Snohomish Holiday Shopping
Become a florist for a day at The Petal and the Stem Plant Bar. Grab a gift card on your way out for a floral arrangement workshop, offered monthly. Photo credit: Julia Fiene Bowman

For the Gardener on Your List

Tucked into farm country, Snohomish is a gardener’s delight. Drop by the Snohomish Garden Center for your Christmas flowers or grab a gift card for the spring garden season. A little further afield, a trip to McAuliffe’s Valley Nursery never disappoints. Get lost in the garden trails and wander into cozy cabins full of stunning greenery displays.

Back in town, make sure to stop by The Petal and the Stem. Pick up something beautiful or grab a gift card for the Plant Bar or a floral workshop offered monthly.

For the “Has Everything” Loved One on Your List

Time to break out the gift cards and give the gift of local experiences. Try out a cooking class featuring cuisine from all over the globe at Culinary Immigration Cooking School. Class selections include everything from holiday truffles to Chinese Wonton Soup or Indian Butter Chicken.

History buffs will love to walk back in time with one of Snohomish Walks‘ tours. Or, pick up a book on Snohomish lore at the online Snohomish Walk Gift Store, including the new “Lost and Forgotten: A True History of Snohomish’s First Cemetery.”

Snohomish Holiday Shopping
Celebrate the season with fun holidays activities throughout the month of December, including the annual Winter Solstice Walk along the Snohomish River Photo credit: Julia Fiene Bowman

Refueling Options in Snohomish

Just like Santa, take a cookie and cocoa break at one of the delicious options on First Street. Morning shopping calls for a coffee stop at the new Visible Coffee Roasters. Mix your latte with one of the homemade add-ins, such as brown sugar cinnamon, vanilla bourbon, or lavender. If you can’t choose just one, flights are available as well. A holiday shopping trip would not be complete without a sweet treat at Snohomish Pie Company. Sink your teeth into a slice of Pumpkin Cream or Apple Pie, or enjoy Ginger Molasses or Pumpkin Caramel Cookie with a hot coffee.

Lunch calls for a cozy soup-and-sandwich lunch by the Christmas tree at Heidi’s Sandwichboard. Check out the adorable tearoom at the back, make a reservation for your winter tea party, or grab a gift card for the tea-lover on your list.

Charming Snohomish is a one-stop holiday shopping experience. Check everyone off your list in one fun-filled afternoon. Don’t forget to check out fun holiday events such as the annual Winter Solstice Walk and the Home for the Holidays events while in town. Celebrate small-town charm and the magic of the holidays in historic downtown Snohomish.

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