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Young Artists (YA) will present Disney’s “Frozen KIDS” this weekend, showcasing their talents on Friday, Nov. 21, at 7 p. m. and Saturday, Nov. 22, at 2 p.

m. The YA, comprising students in grades 3-5, will perform alongside the Emerging Artists (EA) group of students in grades 6-8, who will also take the stage on Saturday. This event represents a significant opportunity for local youth to engage with the performing arts, emphasizing the importance of arts education in the community. Tickets are anticipated to sell out rapidly, reflecting the ongoing popularity of Disney’s works. The performances will take place at a local venue, reinforcing the community’s commitment to supporting young talent.

This initiative not only entertains but also inspires creativity and collaboration among Edmonds youth. The involvement of local artists underscores the vibrant arts scene in the region.

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