Upcoming 2026 Events
Walking Tour: Rucker Hill
Sunday, July 26, 2026
10:30 am
$5.00
Join Historic Everett and historian Jack O’Donnell, for a Sunday tour along the streets of Rucker Hill to hear stories of the homes that watch over Everett’s past and present. Learn about the architectural beauties that make this historic district unique. You’ll discover who lived in these great homes over the years, including the Rucker’s family residence.
While the guided tour will be traversing parts of Rucker Hill, we’ll try to take it slow so guests can catch up. Sturdy shoes and water bottles are suggested.
Questions: email [email protected] or call 425-870-6699
See also our Past Events page.
Now available!
2026 Historic Everett Calendar
Historic Everett’s creates our 21st beautiful calendar for 2026 titled “Eye-Catching Homes”, a delightful combination of vintage styles of homes in some of our historic neighborhoods.
Get your copy today at the Totem Family Diner (4410 Rucker Ave, one of last year’s calendar “Landmarks”), Burkett’s (2617 Colby Ave) or Neal’s Barber Shop (2942 Colby Ave), Downtown Everett. You may also order online for yourself and for gifts!
Now $13.50 including postage!
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New: Lowell webpage
We have a new webpage for the Lowell neighborhood, the oldest part of Everett (since 1863). Check it out!
Clark Park Gazebo
The Show Must Go On!
Historic Everett presents… “The Show Must Go On!” coloring book, reminiscence of theatrical arts in Everett. Illustrated by local artist Elizabeth Person, it’s produced in conjunction with the City of Everett’s Cultural Arts Grant program.
We look back at movie theater marquees that dotted the streets of downtown, The Historic Everett Theatre, Poetry, the spoken art performed at local coffee shops and the Everett Public Library, Betty Spooner’s famous ‘School of the Dance’, the iconic bronze statue of Mike Jordan that greets guests in front of Everett Performing Arts, and more.
Look for this delightful coloring book available in local stores or here on website.
