City Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Final Jubilee Event

Sammamish, WALocal News

The City celebrated its 25th anniversary with a final Jubilee event on August 16, featuring a vibrant community atmosphere with live music, food trucks, and a beer and wine garden. Attendees enjoyed a time capsule video that highlighted interviews with various community members, showcasing the diversity and experiences of the city. During the event, the Mayor delivered a speech reflecting on the city's development over the last quarter-century. Representatives from the Snoqualmie tribe also spoke, emphasizing the historical significance of the land and its importance to the local community. The event was made possible through the generous support of numerous local sponsors, including Innovation Realty partners and BECU.

Community engagement was a central theme of the Jubilee, as it brought together residents to celebrate their shared history. The city encouraged participants to visit their webpage for additional photos and details about the event. Overall, the Jubilee event served as a meaningful occasion for reflection, celebration, and community bonding.

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