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South King County Fine Arts Roundup Shakespeare, Newsies summer sounds across the region

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South King County is vibrant with summer music and theater events, featuring free entertainment across various parks. “Music in the Park” at Marvista Park showcases local talent, including Eric Ode on August 6 and Louie Foxx’s One-Man Side Show on August 13. Kent Station hosts “Kent Station Summer Sounds” every Wednesday at 6 p. m. through August 20, while Auburn’s “Summer Sounds” at Les Gove Park runs at 6:30 p.

m. until August 13. The Emerald Theatre will present “The Importance of Being Earnest” on August 2 and 3, highlighting local talent and community involvement with ticket prices starting at $15. Additionally, the “Movie Musical Karaoke” event at the Tin Room Theater on August 12 and September 9 invites attendees to sing along to their favorite film soundtracks. These events foster cultural engagement and provide entertainment options for families and individuals in the region.

Overall, the summer arts scene in South King County promotes community spirit and appreciation for the arts.

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