Angel of the Winds Event Center

Everett

With its landmark ship masts and ropes on the top of the building visible for miles, the Angel of the Winds Event Center is an ultramodern facility. Located in downtown Everett just off I-5, it includes a huge arena, an ice rink and the conference center where we hold our gun sales. There is even a friendly greeter at the entrance to answer questions and provide directions!

As the largest city in Snohomish County, Everett serves a diverse community of more than 110,000 residents. Located 25 miles north of Seattle, the city is nestled between Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River. North Everett’s quaint historic downtown is home to a vibrant arts, culture and music scene, and family-oriented festivals year-round. The downtown region also hosts unique shopping experiences including toy maker Funko’s headquarters. Recreation opportunities abound, including skiing, hiking, biking and kite boarding, with the Cascade Mountains to the east and the bay to the west.

The City’s Parks and Community Services Department maintains a large network of parks and offers classes and excursions on a year-round basis. Angel of the Winds Arena has a community ice rink, and is home to the Everett Silvertips Hockey Club. Funko Field is home to the Everett Aquasox minor-league baseball team.

Lodging options are all around, as are restaurants- like the Brooklyn Pizzeria right across the street. Being downtown, parking is where you find it but certainly ample. Artwork both inside and outside the facility are a feast for the eyes. Plan a full day here.

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