Sponsor spotlight: Artists Connect and Friends Holiday Gift Market Nov. 16 and 17 - Lynnwood Today

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The Artists Connect and Friends Holiday Gift Market, set for November 16-17, is a vibrant showcase of local artistry and craftsmanship in the Edmonds area. This event offers a platform for artists to display their unique creations, from colorful clay art to various handcrafted items, appealing to holiday shoppers looking for one-of-a-kind gifts. By supporting local artisans, the market promotes community engagement and encourages residents to shop locally during the festive season. The event not only highlights the creativity of local artists but also emphasizes the importance of small businesses in the local economy. Attendees will have the chance to meet the artists, learn about their work, and purchase distinctive gifts that reflect the charm and talent of the region.

This initiative fosters a sense of unity and pride among community members, making it a significant event for both artists and visitors. The market aims to create an inviting atmosphere where creativity thrives and supports the growing local arts scene. With the holiday season approaching, this market presents an excellent opportunity for community members to find meaningful gifts while supporting local talent.

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