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6th annual FREE Ice Cream Social and Concert with Ciscoe will be Aug. 17

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The Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden is excited to announce its Sixth Annual Free Ice Cream Social and Concert on August 17, from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. This highly anticipated event is designed to enhance community interaction and appreciation for gardening.

Notably, local gardening expert Ciscoe Morris will be present to plant a pot for auction, engaging attendees with his expertise. The Salt Water Saints, a lively pop/country western band, will provide musical entertainment, ensuring a festive atmosphere. The first 300 visitors will enjoy complimentary ice cream, a treat that adds to the event's appeal. Participants can also enter to win raffle prizes, including a compost bin and rain barrel, donated by the City of SeaTac. The event will feature free tours of the gardens, a plant sale, and a silent auction with garden-related items.

With its blend of fun and education, this gathering at the Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden is not to be missed.

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