Getting Here & parking

Sorticulture returns to downtown Everett for this year. If you haven't been to downtown Everett before, we think you'll love it! It's hip, historical, tree-lined and features excellent restaurants, bars, coffee shops, stores and so much more. We highly recommend doing some wandering before or after the festival to check out all the awesomeness.

Sorticulture will be on Colby Avenue, between Everett and Pacific avenues

There are many transportation options for people coming from both near and far:

  • Driving - easy access from I-5 and U.S. 2
  • Transit - frequent service nearby from Everett, Community and Sound Transit
  • Biking - with free valet bike parking at Sorticulture 
  • Trains - Amtrak Cascades and Empire Builder 
  • E-Scooters - Bird
  • Ride-hailing - taxis, Uber and Lyft

Peruse below to learn more

Parking

We've got affordable pay lots and a public parking garage that’s free on weekends (just half a block away!) so parking near the festival is affordable and convenient.  Click here to learn more about parking in Everett and find more parking details.

ADA Parking is available along Wetmore Avenue between Everett and California Avenues.

Getting here by car

From the North

Take I-5 S Follow I-5 S to Everett Avenue, taking exit 194. Head west to Colby Avenue

From the South

Via I-5, take I-5 N to Everett, take exit 193. Head west to Colby Avenue.

Via 405, follow I-5 N Take I-405 N I-405 N will turn into I-5 N, take exit 193 from I-5. Head west to Colby Avenue.

From the East

Via I-90, take I-90 W, and continue on I-90 W to Everett. I-90 W will turn into I-5 N. Continue on I-5 N towards Everett. Take exit 193. Head west to Colby Avenue. 

Via US-2, take US-2 W to Maple Street in Everett. Take the I-5 S exit from US-2 W. Turn left on Everett Avenue and head west to Colby Avenue.

Biking

Downtown Everett has bike lanes on Hoyt and California streets, just a few blocks from the festival. The Interurban Trail, which runs all the way north from Seattle, runs a few blocks away on Colby. For more ideas on bike routes, see the City of Everett's bike map or Community Transit’s county-wide bike map. 

Valet parking for bikes

Ride your bike to Sorticulture and enjoy free valet bike parking staffed by volunteers with Sharing Wheels Community Bike Shop. The secure bike corral is open all hours of the event. If you buy something big at the festival, the event has a package holding area so you can bike home to get a bigger vehicle if needed. Volunteers will also be offering free bike safety checks while your bike is parked.

Public transportation

We’ve got a super affordable and robust bus system to get you just about anywhere you want to go in Everett. Plan your trip here. 

Lyft

Request and ride in a Lyft within minutes-- a safe, legit, and affordable alternative to taxis. Everett is one of the many cities that Lyft operates in (and we won't judge you if you're just taking it a block or two!).
Download the Lyft app today.

Uber

We have Uber drivers in Everett, so you can Uber to and fro all over town. Download the Uber app to call a driver with the click of a button!

Taxis

Not into Uber? That’s cool. We’ve got plenty of taxi cabs. A quick google search will help you find one. Or, ask your hotel’s friendly front desk person to call you a cab.