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Gallery North opens "Mystic Intersections," a solo multimedia show by Anne Prather, on May 1. The exhibit reflects her artistic journey post-breast cancer treatment and explores her unique perspective as a near-blind artist. Visitors can meet Prather during the reception on May 3 or at the Edmonds Art Walk on May 15.
My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to distribute daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts featuring English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility and engagement for Spanish-speaking audiences in the Lynnwood area.
Volunteers from the Rotary Club of Edmonds dedicated their Saturday to building tiny homes for individuals experiencing homelessness at Sound Foundations NW’s Hope Factory in Seattle. Their efforts included a variety of tasks, emphasizing the community's commitment to addressing homelessness through collective action. Director Barb Oliver highlighted the importance of community involvement in eliminating homelessness.
The Edmonds Civic Roundtable will host a meeting on May 5 to discuss the influence of artificial intelligence on voting in America. Carey Schroyer, Dean of STEM at Edmonds College, will address the opportunities and risks associated with AI in elections. Registration is required for the free event at the Edmonds Waterfront Center.
Gov. Bob Ferguson supports a bill to cap rent increases in Washington, but he has not publicly endorsed it until recently. Frustration grows among Democratic lawmakers, particularly State Sen. Yasmin Trudeau, who urges for swift enactment to prevent landlords from raising rents before the bill is signed.
The Graphite Arts Center opens its new exhibit "Deelish!" on May 3, featuring over 30 works by 21 artists celebrating beloved foods in various artistic mediums. The opening reception will include curator awards sponsored by Joyful Art Fund, welcoming the public to enjoy a colorful exploration of appetizing themes.
Corinthian Yacht Club of Edmonds won the annual Challenge Cup on April 27, with nineteen boats competing in buoy races against Everett’s Milltown Sailing Association. The club's racing season includes various events from February through October, welcoming beginners and families. Established in 1980, CYCE promotes an inclusive and friendly sailing community.
The Keep Edmonds Vibrant organization hosted its second Budget Visioning Workshop on April 30, attracting 35 participants. Attendees explored current city revenues and evaluated 25 potential revenue sources to address Edmonds' budget shortfall.
Residents of Edmonds recently expressed their admiration for local photography through various comments on a news platform. Notable mentions include stunning images of the moon and local scenery, highlighting the community's appreciation for visual art. This interaction fosters a sense of connection among neighbors and friends in the area.
The Lynnwood Event Center commemorated its 20th anniversary with an event featuring city officials and the unveiling of a new timeline exhibit. Speakers emphasized the center's role in community development and economic growth, highlighting plans for future development on the 13-acre site.