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Starting today Port of Everett Waterfront Place Hosts a Trio of Live Music Series My Everett News

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The Port of Everett launches a trio of live music series at Waterfront Place today, July 10, 2025. The event features local rock ’n’ roll acts, offering a platform for regional musicians to showcase their talents. This initiative not only promotes local artists but also aims to enhance community engagement and vibrancy in downtown Everett. Previous events at the Port have drawn large crowds, indicating strong community interest in local music. The series is part of a broader effort to support the arts and culture in the region.

Local businesses are expected to benefit from increased foot traffic during the series. Music lovers and residents are invited to attend and enjoy the lively atmosphere. The Port of Everett continues to play a crucial role in fostering community spirit and local culture.

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