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Edmonds Waterfront Center hosting all ages Trivia Night Aug. 28

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The Edmonds Waterfront Center will host an all-ages Trivia Night on August 28, beginning at 7 p. m. with check-in at 6:30 p. m. Advance RSVPs are required due to the event's popularity, ensuring priority entry for registered guests.

Participants can either bring their own teams or join others, allowing for new connections within the community. The top team will be awarded a distinctive Red Twig mug, while individual prizes will be available during lightning rounds. Sponsored refreshments from Crista Senior Living will add to the enjoyment of the evening. The event, located at 220 Railroad Ave. in Edmonds, aims to engage local residents in a fun and interactive way.

Trivia nights have become a popular form of social entertainment, encouraging teamwork and friendly competition among participants.

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