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Edmonds Art Studio Tour September 20-21, 2025

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The Edmonds Art Studio Tour is scheduled for September 20 and 21, 2025, from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. This annual event invites the public to explore local artists' private studios in Edmonds, enhancing community engagement through the arts.

The tour is free and self-guided, offering attendees a chance to purchase handmade works and engage directly with artists. Organized by an all-volunteer committee of local artists, the event highlights the importance of supporting local talent. Last year, the tour attracted over 500 visitors, demonstrating its significance in the community. The event aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the arts and strengthen connections among residents. Everyone is encouraged to attend, making it an inclusive, family-friendly occasion.

This tour not only showcases creativity but also reinforces the local arts scene's vitality.

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