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4th Annual Lantern Festival Saturday February 22, 2025

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Scheduled for February 18 to February 22, 2025, the 4th Annual Lantern Festival in Shoreline, Washington, promises to be a highlight of the local cultural calendar. Organized by ShoreLake Arts, the festival aims to engage the community through various artistic activities centered around lantern-making. The event will take place at 202 NE 185th St, making it easily accessible for residents and visitors from the Seattle Metropolitan Area. With the festival's emphasis on creativity and community engagement, it is expected to draw a significant audience, fostering connections among attendees. This year's festival is particularly noteworthy as it showcases local talent and promotes the arts in King County.

Beyond attracting families and art enthusiasts, the lantern festival serves as a vital destination for regional tourism, enhancing Shoreline's reputation as a cultural hub. The initiative reflects a broader commitment to community-building and appreciation for the arts. As excitement builds, the festival is set to illuminate the area with creativity and joy.

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