National Arts in Education Week Celebrated with Local Art Events in Edmonds

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Celebrated from September 9-13, National Arts in Education Week underscores the vital role of arts in education and aims to promote equitable access for students. In Edmonds, this week coincides with a vibrant arts scene, as 19 local businesses display new artwork, culminating in the Third Thursday Art Walk on September 19. Visitors are encouraged to interact with artists and experience diverse exhibits, from fiber arts to unique wearable creations. The article highlights the Big Band Night at the Edmonds Opera House, featuring the Jazz Apostates Dektette and the Edmonds Pro-AM Band, which celebrates the music of Mel Torme. Additionally, the Edmonds & Beyond Plein Air Paint Out returns for its third year, with a show opening and Quick Draw contest on September 14, continuing through October 14.

The events aim to inspire community involvement and appreciation for the arts. Local businesses and artists come together to create a lively atmosphere that celebrates creativity. This initiative not only promotes local talent but also reinforces the importance of the arts in education and community engagement.

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