Skate America brings Olympic-caliber athletes to Everett, Washington. The artistry, the athleticism, the aesthetics. All of it is right here in the PNW. It’s time to get your seats to get up close to the icy action.

Skate America will be held on November 13, 14, and 15 at Angel of the Winds Arena in downtown Everett, Washington—about half an hour north of Seattle.

There are several events that will be taking place.

Get tickets and view the entire lineup of festivities here.

Fans will experience three days of world-class competition across all four disciplines, including men’s and women’s singles, pairs, and ice dance. The star-studded lineup features reigning U.S. Champion Amber Glenn, World Champion and Olympic gold medalist Ilia Malinin, and two-time Olympian Jason Brown. Also taking the ice are top U.S. pairs team Alisa Efimova and Misha Mitrofanov, along with rising ice dance stars Emilea Zingas and Vadym Kolesnik. (Lineup subject to change).

Tentative Event Schedule (subject to change)

Thursday, Nov. 12
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. PT | Official Practice

Friday, Nov. 13
SESSION 1 | 7 p.m. PT | Men's Short Program and Pairs Short Program

Saturday, Nov. 14
SESSION 2 | 11:00 a.m. PT | Women's Short Program and Rhythm Dance
SESSION 3 | 7 p.m. PT | Men’s Free Skate and Pairs Free Skate

Sunday, Nov. 15
SESSION 4 | 11 a.m. PT | Free Dance and Women's Free Skate

You may not have planned to visit Snohomish County, but it’s lucky that you came here. You can easily extend your trip by arriving early or staying after Skate America so as to better enjoy the mild weather, beautiful nature, and cultural assets of the region.

With Everett as your “basecamp” you’re ideally situated to explore a lot within an hour’s drive radius. Enjoy our coastal cities and towns, the mountains and hiking, and an outstanding light rail service to Seattle.

Lodge in Everett and find walkable routes to Skate America. Here are some convenient options for you to explore.

Delta Hotel – Easy access to Highway 2 and Interstate 5.

Hotel Indigo – Waterfront views with an on-site restaurant, Jetty Bar and Grille

Port Gardner Inn – Waterfront lodging with views of the marina and convenient access to dining, coffee, and breweries.

Find a place to stay, using our convenient booking engine.

Taste the Northwest, explore the local culture and get out into natural beauty.

The Net Shed– The quintessential Pacific Northwest seafood dining experience on the water.

The Muse – Café by day, speakeasy by night. All of it in a super-cool historic building near the marina on the waterfront.

Café Makario – Gourmet coffee at a handcrafted pace (in a good way). Slow down, sip up.

Sisters Restaurant – Family-owned from-scratch fare. A hometown diner vibe. Exposed brick walls.

Nadine’s Coffee – Hidden, hole-in-the-wall coffee shop worth a visit. Matcha. Mocktails. Local pastries.

Explore Everett’s waterfront, downtown, and local attractions. Here are some great places to start. You can find more trip inspo by visiting our blog or our Everett microsite. Follow us on social media @discoversnoco

Funko – This cult-like global toymaker has a downtown retail showroom that feels like a theme park.

Shopping at The Attic, The Rusty Hanger, or The Splurge – upcycled treasures can be found at these hip boutiques.

Imagine Children’s Museum – Let kids play and learn through STEM activities.

The Schack – Glassblowing, original fine art, and a gift shop for buying local artisan crafts and goods. All in a modern art gallery.

Shop at Petrikor/Marcel – Upscale modern goods and an ultramodern boutique drinking establishment join forces and share a building. You have to experience it to believe it.

Go Beyond Everett: extend your trip further into Snohomish County.

Hiking – Check out our Rainy Day Hiking Guide for your guide to a cool November excursion into the outdoors.

Ferry Adventure Guide – Explore the third-largest ferry system in the world. Islands and whales and lighthouses!

Boeing Future of Flight and Boring Factory Tour – Take a tour of the largest building in the world. See where the airplanes are made.

Tulalip Casino and Resort and Hibulb Cultural Center – Enjoy a four-diamond luxury resort and learn about the indigenous culture of the Tulalip Peoples.

Get tickets here.