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Edmonds Block Party announces 2025 music lineup for inaugural event at Civic Center Playfield - My Edmonds News

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The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce unveiled the music lineup for the inaugural Edmonds Block Party, taking place August 8-9 at Civic Center Playfield. This event seeks to unite the community through music and entertainment, featuring a mix of local bands and popular artists. Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere filled with diverse musical genres, reflecting the richness of local talent. The Chamber emphasizes the importance of community engagement and encourages residents to participate in this celebration. This initiative not only enhances the summer event calendar but also aims to build local pride and foster connections among residents.

The announcement comes as Edmonds continues to explore new ways to enrich community life. With a focus on inclusivity, the lineup aims to appeal to a wide audience. The Edmonds Block Party represents a significant step in enhancing local culture and community interaction.

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