VIDEO Buriens amazing Arts-A-Glow festival shines with lanterns, art and joyful crowds Saturday night

Burien, WALocal News

The Arts-A-Glow festival shone brightly in Burien on September 6, 2025, marking its 18th annual celebration of creativity and community. Running from 7 to 10:30 p. m. , the event featured a mix of projection mapping on buildings, interactive installations, and roving performers, drawing enthusiastic crowds. Festivalgoers enjoyed a bustling night market and various art activations in local businesses, creating a lively atmosphere.

Organizers encouraged attendees to wear costumes and carry lanterns, sharing tips for crafting glowing decorations like jars and jellyfish. Burien Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services, along with local artists and sponsors, coordinated the festival to support local arts and culture. The event also included visits to the glow-in-the-dark Highline Heritage Museum and dining at local restaurants. This annual festival represents a significant cultural event in the community, fostering engagement and creativity among residents. The collaboration with partners like 4 Culture and Alaska Airlines underscores the festival's importance to Burien's cultural landscape.

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