Edison, Washington, founded in 1869 in the fertile Skagit Valley, began as a small farming and logging community built on reclaimed tide flats and named after Thomas Edison. Early growth was driven by agriculture, fishing, and local trade, with a post office established in 1876 to serve the developing town. Although regional railroads shifted commerce away, Edison preserved its rural character and historical roots. Today, it’s known as a vibrant destination for art, local food, and small businesses, blending its rich history with a thriving creative community in Skagit County.
When you visit our cabinet shop, we encourage you to take your time. Explore the shops, enjoy a meal, and experience why so many people fall in love with Bow-Edison!
A Bite To Eat
Terramar is a locally owned brewery, cidery, distillery, and restaurant that celebrates the agricultural bounty of the Skagit Valley. It’s a popular gathering spot known for its craft beverages, wood-fired pizzas, and community-focused atmosphere
Slough Food is a charming bistro & gourmet grocery in Edison. Local and imported cheeses, charcuterie, alongside local wines homemade sandwiches salads and soups. Step inside the cozy eatery or outside to enjoy the patio, deck area with garden for seafoods and oysters!
Breadfarm is an enduring bakery that makes hand crafted artisanal breads & pastries from scratch using the highest quality locally sourced ingredients, and support local commerce.
Tweets Cafe is a cozy spot featuring breakfast options, sandwiches and pastries plus espresso drinks to eat in or take away.
Mariposa Taqueria is a small restaurant serving Mexican inspired food. Farm to table ingredients, unique dishes and always a beautiful laid-back atmosphere, featuring outdoor seating and a garden area.
Art & Shops
The Lucky Dumpster offers a unique selection of handcrafted furniture and art pieces made from reclaimed materials, such as wood, steel, and mosaic. Outstanding customer service and eclectic art pieces make this place a hidden gem!
I.E. Gallery represents many artists of the Pacific Northwest with half coming locally from the Skagit Valley. New exhibits are shown monthly of high quality contemporary works both solo and group exhibits.
Hedgerow is a curated boutique retail shop known for its mix of current and vintage goods and artisanal finds from around the world. It’s a small, thoughtfully arranged space where visitors can discover a wide variety of items that change frequently, encouraging repeat visit.
