Art Beat The 2025 Edmonds Arts Festival paints the town brightplus a spotlight on summer fun

Edmonds, WALocal News

Scheduled for June 13 to June 15, the Edmonds Arts Festival will take place at the Frances Anderson Center in Edmonds, Washington. This event invites art enthusiasts to explore diverse artwork, meet artists, and enjoy a variety of free live performances. It includes a juried gallery show, a nationally-recognized student art exhibit, and hands-on activities for children. The festival is entirely produced by community volunteers and serves as the main fundraising event for the Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation. Each year, the foundation allocates over $80,000 to support local arts initiatives through scholarships and grants.

Since its inception 39 years ago, the foundation has contributed more than $1 million to public art and major creative projects in the community. The festival aims to foster connections among artists and audiences while enriching the local cultural scene. For additional details regarding participating artists and performance schedules, interested individuals can visit the festival's official website.

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