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Sno-King International Folk Dance Club celebrates Oktoberfest with live music Sept. 24

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The Sno-King International Folk Dance Club announces a live music event in celebration of Oktoberfest on September 24. Scheduled to begin at 7:46 AM local time, the event takes place in Lynnwood, Washington, a city in the Seattle Metropolitan Area. Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere featuring a duet performance that embodies the spirit of the festival. This event offers a chance for the local community to engage in cultural festivities and enjoy traditional music. Oktoberfest celebrations are a cherished tradition, drawing participants who appreciate folk music and dance.

The event not only promotes local culture but also boosts community engagement in regional festivities. Historically, Oktoberfest events have fostered community spirit and showcased local talent, making this celebration particularly significant. The Sno-King International Folk Dance Club aims to create an inclusive environment where attendees can celebrate and connect through music and dance.

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