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Celebrate 25 Years of Third Place Commons!

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Third Place Commons is set to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a weekend of music and community fun from September 26 to 28, 2025. The festivities will begin on Friday night with a lively dance featuring Swing Street, followed by a full day of entertainment on Saturday. Saturday's events will include live music, children's activities, Birthday Bingo, and performances by well-known artists like Nancy Stewart and Peter Ali. On Sunday, visitors can enjoy live music and face painting at the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market, alongside a mall-wide sidewalk sale. Located at 17171 Bothell Way NE, Third Place Commons hosts hundreds of free performances and events each year, fostering community engagement.

Attendees can access a detailed schedule and additional information through the Third Place Commons website. This milestone celebration highlights the importance of community spaces and local engagement. The event aims to attract families and individuals of all ages, ensuring a memorable experience for everyone.

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