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Edmonds HS Class of 1985 hosting 40th reunion at Edmonds Block Party Aug. 9

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds High School Class of 1985 will celebrate its 40th reunion on August 9 at Civic Center Playfield, coinciding with the Edmonds Block Party. The event starts at 2 p. m. and features live music and activities suitable for all ages, inviting participants to bring their significant others. A reserved "Tiger" tent, decorated in purple and gold, will serve as the gathering spot for alumni.

Reunion organizers encourage attendees to bring photos and memorabilia for sharing and reminiscing. At 4 p. m. , a group photo will be taken at the Tiger tent, marking the special occasion. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from event vendors.

The Block Party festivities will continue until 10 p. m. , allowing for further socializing and enjoyment. For more details and tickets, visit www. edmondsblockparty.

com.

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