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Edmonds Bookshop Invites Community Members to Buy a Book for MLK Jr. Day Event Giveaway

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Edmonds Bookshop invites community members to participate in a book drive for the seventh annual Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. , scheduled for January 20, 2025, at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. This event, themed 'Inspiring a Beloved Community in Song, Artistic Expression and Dance,' aims to foster unity and celebrate Dr. King's legacy through various artistic expressions.

The bookshop will host a book sale table and is seeking donations from the community to provide books as prizes for attendees, particularly children and families. Local residents can purchase books from a curated list between January 13-19 to support this initiative. This collaboration highlights the bookshop’s commitment to community engagement and education, enriching the event experience. The celebration promises to be a vibrant gathering, encouraging participation from all ages. For additional details, interested individuals can visit the Edmonds Bookshop’s website or stop by their physical location.

This initiative not only commemorates Dr. King’s contributions but also strengthens community ties through shared experiences.

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