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Nordic Fest returns to Auburn Saturday, May 10 with Scandinavian culture, music more

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Auburn's Nordic Fest is set to return on Saturday, May 10, celebrating Scandinavian culture through music, food, and various attractions. The festival will run from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.

at 410 H St NE, drawing both locals and visitors alike. Notable contributors include Theresa Schaefer and Vernene Scheurer, enhancing the festival's appeal. The event aims to promote cultural exchange and appreciation of Nordic traditions in the Seattle Metropolitan Area. This celebration not only entertains but also strengthens community ties and highlights Auburn's diverse cultural offerings. Previous festivals have attracted large crowds, showcasing the area's commitment to cultural events.

Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere filled with performances and activities that reflect Scandinavian heritage. Such events are critical for fostering community spirit and promoting local tourism.

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