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Reminder Raise a stein for a good cause at Rotary Club of Edmonds Oktoberfest Sept. 19-20

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The 5th Annual Rotary Club of Edmonds Oktoberfest Family Festival is set for September 19-20 at the Edmonds Civic Playfield. Kicking off Friday at 3 p. m. , the festival will include live music, a variety of food vendors, and a beer garden for adults. Saturday's events begin at noon, with free family-friendly activities, games, and crafts for attendees of all ages.

A notable feature is the Pet Parade on Saturday at 2 p. m. , inviting participants to showcase their best-dressed pets for prizes. The festival will run until 9:30 p. m.

both days, ensuring a lively atmosphere with entertainment and food options. All proceeds will benefit local nonprofits, emphasizing the festival's role in community support. The Edmonds Civic Playfield is conveniently located at 6th Avenue North and Sprague Street. For more information, visit edmondsoktoberfest. com.

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