Hello! Welcome to the official website of the Bayside Neighborhood Association! Bayside neighborhood is one of nineteen neighborhoods in Everett, Washington. Established in 1892, Bayside is unique in that it encompasses much of the downtown core of Everett, offering residents a mix of boutiques, bars, restaurants, and coffee shops. It offers easy access to city and county offices and to quiet neighborhood living. With a mix of apartments, condos and single-family houses, interspersed with the downtown buildings, the architectural diversity of Bayside adds spice to Everett’s cityscape. Bayside has a mix of fine historic homes and mill worker cottages. Family-owned businesses thrive alongside large, downtown firms.

Bayside is home to Everett's first park, Clark Park, the restored Everett High School, the renovated Carnegie Library (main branch of Everett Public Library) and The Hartley Mansion. Bayside has wide, tree-lined streets and interesting little alleys. And it's graced with a diverse population, which enriches the neighborhood with a wide variety of cultures, people, and history.

Quarterly neighborhood meetings & Events schedule for 2025

Saturday, August 23, 11am - 2pm: Bayside Block Party at Bibleway Victory Community Church (2228 Wetmore Ave)

Saturday, September 6, 11am - 2pm: Bark in the Park at Clark Park

Tuesday, October 21, 6:30pm - 7:45pm at APEX Art & Culture Center (1611 Everett Ave)

  • Speakers TBD

Hawthorne Trunk or Treat - Friday, October 31, 6pm - 7:30pm atHawthorne Elementary School (1110 Poplar St)

Wintertide Caroling Event - Friday, December 5, 4:30pm - 8:00pm at Village Theatre at The Performing Arts Center (2710 Wetmore Ave)

Neighborhood ARPA Funding

Thanks to the Everett City Council, each neighborhood association has been allocated $5,263.15 of ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) funding. While funds do not have to be spent in 2025, we must identify projects and submit applications by July 31. 

 Project Guidelines (See complete list here):

  • Projects must benefit the public and remain accessible to all
  • Neighborhood associations must actively involve residents and have open membership for planning and implementation
  • Events or projects offering food purchased with city funds must be publicly advertised (e.g., on social media or in a newsletter)

We have a list of possible uses for these funds (see below), but we also want to hear any ideas you have for these funds. Take the poll below and let us know if you would like to see any of these in Bayside Neighborhood in the future. You can also email us to let us know your thoughts.

Customizable signs for BNA events: Bark in the Park, Block Party, etc. (They would be similar to our Wintertide signs)

Updated Bayside neighborhood signs and street sign toppers. The signs and toppers would be of our updated logo.

Concrete picnic table with 4 seats (similar to image below)to be placed in Clark Park. Possibility to purchase 2 of these.

Roadie cases for the Bayside audio system (similar to pic below). Right now, they're in cardboard boxes.

ARPA funds poll

What would you like these funds to be used for? If you like more than one of these choices, type them in the field below.






The purpose of the Bayside Neighborhood Association is to represent the interests of and to improve the general welfare of all Bayside residents by providing a democratic forum for exchanging ideas, settings neighborhood goals, and organizing neighborhood actions.

Because Bayside contains much of Everett's downtown core, our neighborhood offers residents a mix of boutiques, bars, restaurants, and coffee shops to enjoy.

The Bayside Neighborhood Association hosts a series of events throughout the year for the enjoyment of Everett Residents. Most events are held a historic Clark Park, Everett's oldest city park.

The P-Patch is a community garden located in Bayside. It affords residents with green thumbs who don't have gardening space a great place to grow flowers and vegetables.

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