Performers dazzle downtown Edmonds during PorchFest 2025

Edmonds, WALocal News

PorchFest 2025 captivated thousands in Edmonds as local musicians took to the streets, performing in front yards and business stoops. The event featured 75 performers, ranging from college students to retirees, showcasing a variety of musical genres. Despite soaring temperatures reaching 87 degrees, attendees congregated in shaded areas to enjoy the live music and cool off with frozen treats from local favorites like Charlie Pops and Molly Moon’s. This annual event not only entertains but also strengthens community ties and supports local artists. PorchFest serves as a platform for musicians to showcase their talents, enriching the local cultural landscape.

The city of Edmonds continues to prioritize community events that promote arts and culture, contributing to a vibrant downtown scene. Local businesses benefit from increased foot traffic during such events, highlighting the economic impact of community gatherings. As PorchFest grows, it cements its place as a cherished tradition in Edmonds.

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