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Sponsor spotlight The Edmonds Arts Festival is this weekend. What you need to know to go

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Scheduled for June 13-15, the Edmonds Arts Festival celebrates local art and community engagement. This year, nearly 170 artisans will display their work in a bustling atmosphere filled with live music and food options. The Edmonds Arts Plaza highlights local artists with 45 booths and acoustic performances, creating a serene environment for attendees. Inside the Frances Anderson Center, over 550 juried art pieces await visitors, including a Small Works Marketplace and Student Art Galleries showcasing young talent. The festival also features a Kids Create area for hands-on art experiences.

Attendees should prepare for parking limitations, as no designated patron parking is provided. Public transportation and ride-share services are recommended for ease of access. The festival ensures ADA compliance with wheelchair ramps and designated parking spaces.

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