Art Beat Jazzy sounds, an author event and welcome Waldo back to town

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Jazz enthusiasts can mark their calendars for June 19, 2025, when Elizabeth Murray will perform at the Edmonds Opera House, starting at 9 p. m. The concert is part of a series of events that also features an author discussion and the return of the popular character Waldo. This event is expected to attract many attendees from the Seattle Metropolitan Area, showcasing the vibrant arts culture in Edmonds. The Edmonds Opera House, located at 630 Dayton St, is renowned for hosting a variety of local arts events.

Residents of Snohomish County have expressed excitement about the upcoming concert, which aims to enhance community engagement through music. In addition to the concert, the author event will provide a platform for local writers to connect with their audience. This celebration of jazz and literature highlights the importance of cultural events in fostering community spirit. The concert not only promises entertainment but also contributes to the local arts scene's vitality.

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