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Welcome to the Town of Beaux Arts Village

Founded in 1908 and incorporated in 1954, the Town of Beaux Arts Village is located on the eastern shore of Lake Washington just north of the East Channel bridge on I-90. With its population of around 300 residents, Beaux Arts is one of the smallest municipalities in Western Washington, yet its proximity to Seattle and the Eastside help make it a highly desirable place to live.

Residents relish the "small town" feel of Beaux Arts Village, often referring to themselves as "Villagers", as they have since well before incorporation. The streets are narrow and tree-lined. The homes are an eclectic mix of new and vintage, old-fashioned and modern. All Villagers and their guests enjoy the use of a private beach maintained by resident volunteers.

We invite you to browse our website using the navigation links above. If you have additional questions, please email us at townhall@beauxarts-wa.gov.

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Be Part of Your Village

There are many opportunities to volunteer here! Volunteers serve the Town as members of the Council and Planning Commission, assist with Blockwatch, and work on special Town Clean Up projects. They also serve the Western Academy of Beaux Arts as trustees on the WABA Board and assist with beach clean ups.

Conserve Water

Beaux Arts Village is blessed to have its own artisian well that supplies water to our residents. It's one of our most precious natural resources, and every drop counts . . .

Give Blood!

If you are healthy, PLEASE consider donating blood through Bloodworks NW to schedule an appointment through their online scheduling portal at https://schedule.bloodworksnw.org/DonorPortal/Default.aspx.

License Your Pets

Licensing your pet helps fund the life-saving work King County Animal Services performs through their Pet Adoption Centers. More importantly, it protects your pet in the event he/she strays from home. Visit King County Animal Services for more information.

Please Respect Park Closures

A message from King County Parks: "We all love our parks and trails, and don't worry, they'll be waiting for you! Right now, we need to protect public health. Please abide by park closures, respect locked gates, and observe closed signs. If you take a car, the park or trail is too far."

Shop Local

Whether it is a local farmer's market or main street shops, shopping local sustains our community and supports local merchants. A win-win for all!

Stay Healthy, Wash Your Hands

Washing your hands is easy, and it's one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of germs. Clean hands can stop germs from spreading from one person to another and throughout an entire community, from your home and workplace to childcare facilities and hospitals.

Support Our Local Animal Shelter

Looking for a furry friend to become a part of your family? Consider adopting a dog or cat from a King County Animal Services Adoption Center.