Local shops and restaurants will welcome holiday shoppers on Saturday, Nov. 14, with special offers and seasonal treats throughout Snoqualmie.
The Holiday Open House runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., with participating businesses in Historic Downtown, Snoqualmie Ridge and surrounding areas.
The event is a chance to get a head start on holiday shopping while supporting the local businesses that give the community its personality. Visitors can look forward to:
- Unique holiday gifts and locally made treasures
- Special promotions and shopping surprises
- Tastings, seasonal treats and refreshments
- Giveaways and festive fun
- New shops and hidden gems to discover
Specials at participating businesses include:
- Mini Treehouse: Free squishy of your choice (valued under $10) with a purchase of $50 or more
- Art Gallery of SnoValley: Coffee and cookies while you shop
- Chickadee Bakeshop: Retro bites and holiday samples
- WM Grassie: Hot mulled wine
- No Boat Brewing: Holiday Maker’s Market
- June & Gem Ceramics: Spend $100, get an additional $50
- Buckshot Honey BBQ: 10% off cookbooks, sweatshirts, BBQ sauces and t-shirts
- Anejo Tequila Bar: Margarita and taco specials
- Down to Earth Flowers: Snacks and mocktail samples
- Snoqualmie Ice Cream: NEW peppermint milkshake in take-home Snoqualmie Ice Cream pint glass
- Snoqualmie Trading Co: Newly launched “Flipkins” stuffy line 25% off
- Books and Bottles: Letters to Santa writing station activity
- Whit & Co: Sparkling non-alcoholic tastings and samples of some of our favorite holiday cookies from our shelves. Enter drawing for one of three $50 Whit & Co. gift cards, no purchase necessary
- Carousel: Purchase 3 ornaments and receive 4th for free (free ornament of equal or lesser value)
- Carousel Candy: Purchase 4 pieces of fudge and receive your 5th free
- Key Bank: Holiday drink station to enjoy while bankers assist with financial needs.
Nicole Wiebe, Community Liaison for the City of Snoqualmie, says shopping local is about more than finding the perfect gift. It’s a chance to support the people behind Snoqualmie’s small businesses while getting into the holiday spirit.
Businesses throughout the Snoqualmie Valley are also participating in the SnoValley Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Valley-Wide Holiday Open House.
[Information provided by the City of Snoqualmie]




