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Sponsor spotlight Join us for the annual Edmonds Arts Studio Tour

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The 20th annual Edmonds Art Studio Tour will occur on September 20 and 21, 2025, from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. , featuring 40 local artists selected for their community connection.

This free, self-guided tour allows the public to visit artists’ studios, engage in discussions, and purchase artwork directly. Artists will showcase their work and some will provide live demonstrations during the event. Printed brochures with maps are available at local businesses, and a digital version can be found on the tour's website. This event highlights the diversity of artistic mediums and styles present in the Edmonds area. The tour is presented by the Edmonds Arts Festival and funded by the City of Edmonds Lodging Tax Funds.

The longstanding tradition fosters community engagement and supports local artists. The Edmonds Art Studio Tour has become a staple event, attracting art enthusiasts and fostering a vibrant local arts scene.

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