Leadership for the Public Good
FREE admission to Van Valey House August 8th in celebration of America’s 250th
Discover the legacy of the late Senator Henry M. “Scoop” Jackson, the son of Norwegian immigrants who was born and raised in Everett. During his remarkable 43-year career in Congress, Scoop became a national leader and champion of human rights, environmental protection, international affairs, and public service. As we reflect on his remarkable life, we are reminded of his enduring belief in “leadership for the public good,” a principle that remains as relevant today as ever.
DISCOUNT of 10% off ticket price, Children under 10 Free, Military family free with ID on August 8th for The Art of Puppetry: A Weekend Festival Enjoy this Interactive educational family experience. Learn the history of puppets, manipulate puppets, enjoy live presentations, and make a puppet to take home!
