Art Beat Treat Yourself to a Christmas Gift of Creative Conversations From Rockers to Writers

Lynnwood, WALocal News

On January 3, 2025, Edmonds, Washington, will commemorate Women Rock! Day, a free event celebrating the contributions of women in the music industry. Attendees can enjoy live performances by Trash Panda Go Kart and participate in a panel discussion featuring influential figures such as Seattle musician Drea Marilyn and rock photographer Karen Mason-Blair. This event allows for networking and shopping with local vendors, creating a vibrant community atmosphere. Following Women Rock!

Day, the Cascadia Museum will host Writers in Conversation on January 9, where poet Jessica Gigot will share insights about her journey as a writer and farmer. Gigot's second book of poems, *Feeding Hour*, was a finalist for the Washington State Book Award, showcasing her impactful literary voice. The event will be moderated by Michael McGregor, a Seattle-based author, enhancing the depth of the conversation. These events highlight the rich cultural landscape of Edmonds, fostering connections among artists and the community. Engaging in these creative conversations offers attendees a unique opportunity to celebrate artistic expression and the importance of women in the arts.

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