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Cajun and Creole Fest will bring the soul of Louisiana to Downtown Kent on Saturday, Aug. 16

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On Saturday, Aug. 16, 2025, Downtown Kent will host the Cajun and Creole Fest from 2 to 7 p. m. , transforming the area into “Little Louisiana. ” The festival will feature live Zydeco and blues music, Southern cuisine from food trucks, and activities for children.

Organizers intend to highlight the vibrant culture and hospitality of Louisiana, with offerings including a beer and wine garden and artisan vendors. The Kent Downtown Partnership invites attendees to wear New Orleans-inspired costumes and bring folding chairs or blankets for seating. Sunscreen is advised for this outdoor event, which is expected to draw a diverse crowd. Volunteers are encouraged to help make the festival a success, contributing to the spirit of community engagement. This free festival not only provides entertainment but also aims to enrich the local cultural landscape.

The event represents a significant opportunity for local businesses and artists to connect with attendees.

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Highline High School Alumni Foundation welcomes Jeff Ashley as its new President

Jeff Ashley, a 1977 graduate, has been elected as the new President of the Highline High School Alumni Foundation, succeeding Gary Korsgaard. Ashley aims to grow membership and attract younger alumni to the organization, which has awarded over $1.3 million in scholarships since its founding in 1995.