Downtown Everett Association

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Downtown Everett Association Creating a healthy, vibrant urban core

Throwback Thursday: Hewitt and ColbyLooking SE during a parade. Note the streetcar tracks. Photo: Joni Smith collection
10/08/2026

Throwback Thursday: Hewitt and Colby

Looking SE during a parade. Note the streetcar tracks.

Photo: Joni Smith collection

This week the DEA staff is at the PLACES conference in Ellensburg. It is great to be with our Main Street organizations ...
10/07/2026

This week the DEA staff is at the PLACES conference in Ellensburg. It is great to be with our Main Street organizations and explore another beautiful Washington community.

Help us gather data about how people use Downtown Everett’s public spaces. Each volunteer slot is only 60 minutes! Your ...
10/02/2026

Help us gather data about how people use Downtown Everett’s public spaces. Each volunteer slot is only 60 minutes! Your observations will support the Downtown Vision and Action Plan and help identify opportunities to create more welcoming, active public spaces.

What to Expect
-Work in pairs to observe public space locations in Downtown Everett.
-Count people and activities using a simple tally sheet.
-A brief training attended in-person or online.
-Help shape the future of OUR Downtown!

Sign up here https://dteverett.ivolunteer.com/public_life

This activity supports the development of the downtown vision and action plan, learn more about this project here: https://downtowneverettwa.org/vision-and-action-plan/

Congratulations to The Side Quest! They celebrated their official ribbon cutting on September 30th. Stop by 1313 Hewitt ...
10/01/2026

Congratulations to The Side Quest! They celebrated their official ribbon cutting on September 30th. Stop by 1313 Hewitt Ave to check out this fun addition to Downtown Everett!

https://www.coplayarcadelounge.com

Throwback Thursday: 2820 Colby AveKarl's Shoes, September 1, 1955 Herald. Mannings bakery and restaurant were next door,...
10/01/2026

Throwback Thursday: 2820 Colby Ave

Karl's Shoes, September 1, 1955 Herald. Mannings bakery and restaurant were next door, but that building is gone for the walkway to the parking garage. At the time this picture was taken, the two buildings were tiled to look like one.

Photo: Sno-Isle Library Herald collection
Description: historiceverett.org

Thank you to everyone who came out to support Downtown Everett Partners last night! It was so much fun and we look forwa...
10/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to support Downtown Everett Partners last night! It was so much fun and we look forward to doing it again in the future!

A HUGE thank you to for hosting and providing such a fun night of trivia!

Join us next week for an evening of Everett trivia at 20% of all food and drink purchased will be donated to the Downto...
09/25/2026

Join us next week for an evening of Everett trivia at

20% of all food and drink purchased will be donated to the Downtown Everett Partners to support their work which includes the Downtown Flower program.

Trivia starts at 6 PM

Please RSVP here: https://everetttrivia.eventbrite.com

Throwback Thursday: Everett & RockefellerThe property was owned by Jim Costa when sewer was connected on Aug 19, 1912. I...
09/24/2026

Throwback Thursday: Everett & Rockefeller

The property was owned by Jim Costa when sewer was connected on Aug 19, 1912. It was still owned by him in 1940. In 1959, Home Lite Saws occupied it, owned by Harold Olson occupied the building. In 1961, State Surplus Store occupied it. In 1963, Metropolitan Court owned it. By 1971 it was occupied by Community Action Council of Snohomish County. By 1973, Snohomish County Council on Alcoholism used it. In 1975, there was an application for Arthur Murray Dance Studio to use it. The studio owner was Don Lowen. In 1976, Ray Decker, owner, applied for usage for Arthur Murray Studio. That same year, Leon's Antiques, run by Don Loen (note different spellings) applied for a sign permit, apparently for a different portion of the building than the dance studio. In 1979 there are permits by Neurological Associates (Jack Greenleaf was the applicant) to renovate for a medical office for four physicians. They wanted to restore the deteriorating building. The lender wrote to the city that their parking proposal would limit the building to similar usage. It had been used as an antique "store and gymnasium". By 1989 the tenant was Catholic Community Services.

Photo: Jack O'Donnell collection
Description: Historiceverett.org

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1511 26th Street
Everett, WA
98201

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(425) 258-0700

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