Edmonds Historical Museum celebrates art history with new exhibit

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds Historical Museum unveiled its new exhibit, “Art History: How Edmonds Grew from Mill Town to Creative District,” on September 20, 2025. This exhibit marks the 50th anniversary of the Edmonds Arts Commission and features contributions from various local arts and culture organizations. Families can enjoy a range of activities during the exhibit's six-month run, which takes place on the museum's upper floor while the lower floor undergoes transformation. Located at 118 5th Ave. N.

in downtown Edmonds, the museum serves as a hub for local history and culture. The opening event highlights the community's dedication to preserving its artistic legacy and fostering cultural engagement. As Edmonds continues to evolve from its mill town origins, this exhibit provides insight into its artistic journey. Visitors can explore how the city has developed into a creative district over the decades. The collaboration among local groups emphasizes the importance of community involvement in cultural initiatives.

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