Art Beat Award-winning vocalist, artists open studios and picture books

Edmonds, WALocal News

Damian McGinty will perform at Edmonds College on August 8 as part of his Summer Nights Tour, which concludes in Edmonds after a 21-city run across North America. His performance promises an immersive experience with a mix of original songs and fan-favorite hits, showcasing his charm and vocal prowess. Author Ben Clanton will follow with a book signing at Edmonds Bookshop on August 17, where he will create original drawings for each book sold. The event will feature Clanton's popular works, including "This Book is Dangerous. " On August 21, ArtWorks Edmonds will invite the public to its studios during the August Art Walk Edmonds, allowing attendees to meet artists and view various art mediums.

This initiative emphasizes the importance of community spaces for artists to collaborate and showcase their work. Each of these events aims to enrich the cultural landscape of Edmonds, promoting local talent. Together, they provide opportunities for residents to engage with music, literature, and visual arts.

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