Discover Unique Hobbies in Everett

Looking to dive into something fun and unique? Whether you're a local looking for a new passion or just exploring what Everett has to offer, I've rounded up a few standout activities. These aren’t your typical pastimes—they’re for those who want to try something a bit different. And hey, since I used to play roller derby myself, I’ve got a soft spot for that one! So, let’s break it down:

1. Jet City Rollergirls (Roller Derby)

Get ready to lace up your skates! The Jet City Rollergirls are Everett’s own fierce and friendly roller derby league. If you're into fast-paced action and want to try out a new sport, this is for you. Whether you’re interested in joining a team or just want to watch an exciting bout, there’s something for everyone.

How to join:

Visit their

Jet City Rollergirls website

to learn about tryouts, practice schedules, and upcoming events. They welcome new skaters of all skill levels!

2. Geocaching in Everett

Ever wanted to go on a real-life treasure hunt? Geocaching is a global game that combines outdoor adventure with puzzle-solving. Using GPS coordinates, you can search for hidden “caches” throughout Everett—perfect for those who love exploring the city’s hidden corners.

How to get started:

Create a free account on

Geocaching.com

, download the app, and start your treasure hunt today! It’s family-friendly and perfect for all ages.

3. Museum of Flight Restoration Center

For aviation enthusiasts, the Museum of Flight’s Restoration Center in Everett is a must-visit. Here, volunteers work on restoring historic aircraft, and you can be part of that team! It’s a hands-on experience where you’ll learn all about aviation history while helping preserve it.

How to join:

Interested in volunteering? Check out the

Museum of Flight’s volunteer page

for opportunities to get involved in restoring iconic aircraft.

4. Schack Art Center - Glassblowing Classes

Tap into your creative side at the Schack Art Center! Glassblowing is both an art and a skill, and it’s surprisingly therapeutic. The center offers workshops where you can create your own glass art, from ornaments to decorative pieces. It’s a fantastic way to try something new and take home a piece of art you made yourself.

How to sign up:

Visit the

Schack Art Center’s website

to check out their class schedules and book your spot in an upcoming workshop.