Veterans Day Sing-Along and Remembrance Day at Edmonds College Black Box Theatre Nov. 8 - Lynnwood Today

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Edmonds College will celebrate Veterans Day with a special Sing-Along and Remembrance Day event on November 8, taking place in the Black Box Theatre. Sponsored by the Creative Retirement Institute's Dorothy Jenner Speaker Series, the event aims to honor and recognize the contributions of veterans in the community. From 1-3 p. m. , attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a heartfelt sing-along, fostering a sense of unity and appreciation for those who have served.

The event not only commemorates Veterans Day but also seeks to create a supportive environment for reflection and connection among community members. By bringing people together, the event underscores the importance of remembrance and gratitude within the local culture. Such gatherings are essential for maintaining the spirit of honor and respect for veterans' sacrifices. This initiative is an excellent example of how community events can facilitate deeper connections and foster a greater understanding of military service. Residents are encouraged to join in and partake in this meaningful celebration.

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