Frances Anderson Center fall open house New indoor play space debuts with Reptile Man show

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Frances Anderson Center will host an open house on September 13 from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. at 700 Main Street.

The event will unveil a new indoor play space for children under 5, alongside a range of programs for youths and adults, including digital music creation and fitness activities. A highlight of the day will be a free reptile show by The Reptile Man, starting at 10 a. m. , where families can interact with the reptiles after the show. The center aims to provide engaging activities that foster creativity and physical well-being in the community.

Local residents are encouraged to participate in the open house to explore the new offerings. The addition of these programs demonstrates the center's ongoing commitment to enhancing community resources. For more information, visit the Frances Anderson Center's website. This event showcases the center's role in promoting local engagement and family-friendly activities.

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