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Art Beat Rock out and enjoy arts, books and big laughs

Edmonds, WALocal News

The article provides an engaging overview of several upcoming community events in Edmonds, Washington, starting with a screening of the beloved film "School of Rock" at the Edmonds Theater. This event, scheduled for April 19, will benefit the Mountlake Terrace High School Band Program and encourages attendees to donate in advance for seat reservations. The following weekend, the Graphite Arts Center will host its Artists' Sale, featuring a diverse range of unique artworks and benefiting Art Start Northwest. This bi-annual event, taking place on April 25 and 26, allows local artists to connect with the community and showcase their talents. Additionally, the Edmonds Bookshop will celebrate Independent Bookstore Day, which highlights the value of independent bookstores nationwide.

The shop will feature local authors, special promotions, and extended hours from April 26 to 27, inviting community members to explore and engage with local literature. The article emphasizes the importance of these events in fostering community ties and supporting local arts and education. Together, they represent the vibrant cultural landscape of Edmonds, encouraging participation and celebration of local creativity.

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