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CALL FOR BUFO Burien UFO Festival seeking spacey vendors, artists and authors for its Aug. 16 event

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The Burien UFO Festival, set for August 16, 2025, invites creative individuals to participate in its day-long celebration. Running from 11 a. m. to 10 p. m.

, the festival promises a vibrant mix of music, costumes, live art, and food trucks. Vendors can apply to sell handcrafted goods and extraterrestrial-themed merchandise, enhancing the festival's otherworldly theme. The event will also feature a dedicated “Author’s Zone” for writers to share their interstellar stories through books and graphic novels. This festival not only entertains but also promotes local artistry and community involvement. Burien's unique celebration aims to attract visitors and foster creativity in the region.

The festival's focus on UFOs and the Paranormal resonates with local interests and cultural trends. With diverse programming, BUFO is poised to become a highlight in Burien's annual events calendar.

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