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Lake Forest Park Farmers Market will host Family Day on August 24, 2025, from 10 AM to 2 PM. The event features live music, children's activities, and fresh produce. Attendees can enjoy performances by the Milner Family Fiddles and Ray Skjelbred, along with fun activities like zucchini races and a big rig to explore.
Seattle's Bigfoot Stomp 2025 festival returns to Darrell's Tavern on August 22-23, featuring a lineup of garage and punk bands. Tickets cost $25 per night, with doors opening at 6 PM. The event promises high-energy performances from both local and touring acts.
Governor Bob Ferguson held a press conference at the state Capitol to address threats from U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi regarding Washington state's sanctuary policies. Ferguson asserted that Washington will not succumb to intimidation, emphasizing the state's prioritization of public safety.
Bloodworks Northwest will host a blood drive at Fircrest School on August 27, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The mobile unit aims to address the critical blood supply shortage as Labor Day approaches and after Shoreline donors contributed over 60 units earlier this month. Appointments are recommended, but walk-ins are accepted based on availability.
Shoreline hosts several community events from August 20 to 26, including Fix-It Night at the Shoreline Tool Library and the Bigfoot Stomp GaragePunk festival. The week also features the 2025 Dahlia Show and the 5th Annual Battle of the Bands, showcasing local talent and fostering community engagement.
Shoreline Police launched a partnership with the BlueBridge Alliance to provide immediate assistance to community members in need. Officers will use BlueBridge debit cards linked to a community-supported fund to offer aid such as food, shelter, and clothing. This initiative aims to strengthen trust between law enforcement and the community by addressing urgent needs directly.
Celebrate Shoreline attracted many families to Cromwell Park on August 16, 2025, featuring activities like pony rides, face painting, and a K9 team demonstration. Local organizations showcased their projects, while music and entertainment kept the atmosphere lively throughout the day.
Signs appeared at the intersection of 205th and Aurora on Sunday, capturing the attention of passersby. The event highlighted community engagement and local activism, showcasing the diverse perspectives of residents.
Shoreline community members shared their favorite aspects of the city during Celebrate Shoreline, expressing love and pride in their hometown. Plans are underway to display these heartfelt stories publicly, showcasing the deep connections among residents.
A free lecture series for older adults begins on September 8, 2025, at the Senior Activity Center, focusing on financial management and planning. Participants can attend sessions on budgeting, estate planning, and recognizing scams, all designed to empower them in their financial futures. Each session requires registration through the Senior Center.