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The Edmonds School District begins enrollment for kindergarten and new students for the 2025–26 school year. Families can register online or receive in-person assistance at local schools and the district office. The first day of school for grades 1–12 is September 3, while kindergarten starts on September 8.
The Lynnwood Education and Training Institute (LETI) will host its annual gala fundraiser on September 27 at the Lynnwood Convention Center. This event aims to enhance community engagement and support educational initiatives in Snohomish County.
Summer pressures families to enjoy fleeting sunny days before fall arrives, prompting a call to action for outdoor activities. Local events, including free concerts and outdoor movies, offer opportunities for family fun in Edmonds. Community engagement increases as parents seek ways to maximize quality time with their children.
Lynnwood mayor candidate George Hurst hosts a community meet and greet on Friday, Aug. 22, from 4-6 p.m. at 19101 44th Ave. W. Residents can engage with Hurst during a Q&A session while enjoying coffee.
Washington fire officials urge a minimum 5-foot path for new homes without street access to address safety concerns amid rising accessory dwelling units. They report that narrow access routes hinder emergency response, risking lives during medical emergencies and fires. The Building Code Council delayed a decision on this proposal, opting for further review.
The Lynnwood Convention Center will host the North Puget Sound Contracting Conference in November, aimed at small businesses in the region. The event will feature resources and networking opportunities to connect local businesses with government contracts.
Lynnwood's Sounds of Africa Festival showcased vibrant music and dance on August 17, 2025. The festival celebrated African culture and fostered community engagement through various performances and activities. Attendees experienced a rich array of artistic expressions.
The third annual Lynnwood Luau attracted hundreds to the Lynnwood Event Center on Saturday, celebrating music, food, and culture. The event featured live performances, including traditional dances and a fire-dancing show, along with a Hawaiian shirt contest judged by local officials.
Northwest Girlchoir invites singers in grades 1-12 to join its treble choirs starting this September. The organization offers both non-auditioned and auditioned choir options, with performances across the Puget Sound Region and opportunities for national and international tours. Tuition assistance is available for families in need.
The 2025 Evergreen State Fair opens on August 21 in Monroe, featuring food vendors, carnival rides, and entertainment. The fair runs from August 21-26 and August 28-September 1, with special admission rates for seniors and children on designated days. Advance tickets and wristbands are available online through Etix.com.