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Sept. 22: Climate concert coming to Edmonds - Lynnwood Today

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Nelda Swiggett’s Jazz Quintet is set to debut their concert "For the Birds" on September 22 from 4-5 p. m. at Edmonds United Methodist Church, aiming to raise awareness about climate change through the arts. The concert will feature a blend of music, poetry, and storytelling designed to engage the audience's imagination and inspire action. According to the event organizers, attendees will learn about the pressing issues surrounding climate change while also receiving a hopeful message about how they can contribute to solutions.

The Interfaith Climate Action group is hosting the concert, with sponsorship from multiple local organizations, including Cafe Louvre, Sno-Isle Sierra Club, Audubon Society, and others. The Edmonds United Methodist Church is generously providing the venue at no cost, ensuring free parking for all attendees. Tickets for the event are available online, making it accessible for community members. This concert represents a growing trend of artists using their platforms to address significant global issues like climate change. Such initiatives not only entertain but also educate and empower individuals to take meaningful action.

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