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Scene in Edmonds Around town Saturday - My Edmonds News

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Edmonds hosted a lively Saturday event on July 13, 2025, featuring music at the beach, a popular draw for residents and visitors alike. The beach setting provided a picturesque backdrop, enhancing the festive atmosphere as locals enjoyed performances from various artists. This event not only showcased local talent but also reinforced community bonds, bringing families and friends together. Attendees expressed gratitude for the opportunity to gather and enjoy the vibrant culture of Edmonds. Events like these are crucial for local businesses, boosting foot traffic and engagement.

The city continues to prioritize community-oriented activities that foster connections among residents. Such initiatives play a vital role in sustaining local culture and economy. The success of this event indicates a strong community spirit and a desire for more similar gatherings in the future.

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