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LETI Everett Training Center will host its first Latino Art Exhibition on October 11-12, showcasing a range of visual artworks from Latinx artists. The event, celebrating culture and creativity, invites the public to experience contemporary Latinx art. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place at noon on October 11. On October 27, the Cascade Symphony Orchestra will open its 64th season with a "Piano Celebration" concert, featuring an array of orchestral works. Under the direction of Michael Miropolsky, the concert will include pieces by Mendelssohn and Grieg, spotlighting young pianists Aaron Jin and Jeffrey Zhao.

The symphony is also accepting applications for its 2025 Rising Star Competition, aimed at young musicians, with a submission deadline of November 1. These events highlight the rich cultural offerings in Edmonds and encourage community involvement in the arts. The juxtaposition of visual and musical arts in this weekend's events emphasizes the area's commitment to fostering a diverse artistic community.

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