Color Storm Coming to Evergreen Arboretum Gardens My Everett News

Everett, WALocal News

"Color Storm," an exciting yarn bombing event, will take place at Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens throughout March 2024, celebrating the arboretum's 60th anniversary with a splash of color and creativity. This initiative, organized by Evergreen Arboretum and Great Yarns of Everett, invites local artists and knitting enthusiasts to transform the gardens with their vibrant yarn installations. Eileen Simmons, the arboretum's president, highlights the importance of this event in connecting nature and creativity, making it accessible to all ages. Participants are encouraged to create intricate yarn pieces that will captivate visitors and foster a sense of community spirit. The installations will not only beautify the landscape but also provide a unique experience for guests, allowing them to engage with the art and share their experiences online.

The free-to-visit arboretum will be open from dawn to dusk, welcoming residents and tourists alike to explore and enjoy the artistic display. As the event unfolds, it promises to create moments of joy and surprise, reinforcing the arboretum's commitment to public engagement and appreciation of horticultural art. Color Storm is set to be a delightful celebration of creativity in a natural setting, uniting the community in a shared artistic endeavor.

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