Fabulous venue to rent for events overlooking the Puget Sound open to the public located in…read moreDowntown Everett. Restaurant and Bar is members only and guests (must be signed in by a member) may visit 6 times per year per WSLCB law before joining. Despite being a fraternal organization, Elks membership is open to all races and women provided they are U.S. Citizens and believe in God. Main charities are Veteran's & Children. Started the V.A. Hospital and funded the land purchase for Seattle Children's Hospital. Tuesday - Taco Night & Cash Bingo -5:30pm. Cheap drinks, pull tabs, & friendly people. It doesn't get more hip than this in Everett! Charity, Justice, Brotherly Love, Fidelity. Best People On Earth!

This place rules! It like its always happy hour here cheap beer and strong drinks. Good food for…read morethe price. Must be a club member to enter. Flat screen tvs and even a Nintendo WII. Leila is awesome and always stays late when we bring a group in

The service and wine was great! I went there with my sister, we enjoyed the wine and had great time…read morehanging out there.

This is an updated review for the lynnwood elks location. I applied for a scholarship that Lynnwood…read moreElks offered, and was very disappointed by the lack of communication from this scholarship opportunity. Not even a simple thank you for applying, not even a confirmation that my application was received despite sending follow-up messages. This is very discouraging for people who are trying to get enough money for college.

We are thrilled to have our son at a school that looks at what he can do instead of what he cannot…read more Things are constantly changing for the better as our son progresses. Having a child that is non verbal can be very hard in school settings. CHILD is supportive with his AAC device and any other resources to make our son successful at school. He is actually in a program that is catered for him as an individual. We feel the school cares about all of their students no matter of what differences their are.

Our 11-year old son has difficulties with emotional regulation, attention, transitions, and other…read moredifficulties related to severe neglect and abuse in his biological family. He spent too much time non-educative time in isolation in the Seattle Public Schools and did not learn new skills to help him regulate himself or interact with others. I spent most of every school day at his Seattle elementary school trying to help him get his school work done in his self-contained classroom. The Children's Institute has been a life-saver in terms of allowing him a safe place to learn these skills as well as move on academically. They are able to accept him the way he is and have never called me to come and get him. If he does have outbursts, they are able to staff to allow time for someone to spend time with him out of the classroom without putting him by himself in the "quiet room" Plus, he loves it there! I highly recommend this school if your child is not doing well in a traditional public school due to emotional/behavioral differences.