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Tickets now on sale for Edmonds Center for Arts Nov. 7 gala featuring Phat Cat Swinger

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The Edmonds Center for the Arts (ECA) announces ticket sales for its 2025 Spotlight Gala on Nov. 7, featuring the dynamic 11-piece band Phat Cat Swinger. This major fundraising event supports ECA's programs in arts education, creative aging, and free community events. The gala kicks off at 5:30 p. m.

with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, followed by a silent auction to engage attendees. At 7 p. m. , a live auction and paddle raise will precede the highly anticipated performance by Phat Cat Swinger. The band specializes in high-energy music and is recognized for its showmanship, frequently performing at venues like Disneyland Resort.

ECA aims to foster community engagement through its programs, making this gala a pivotal event for local arts. Ticket information and further details are available on the ECA website.

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