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Artists Sunday Event at Snoqualmie Middle School on November 30, 2025

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Artists Sunday will take place in Snoqualmie Valley on November 30, 2025, encouraging community members to shop local for unique, handcrafted gifts. Organized by North Bend Art & Industry, this nationwide initiative aims to highlight the contributions of local artists to the economy and culture. The event will feature a variety of local artists, live music, and family-friendly activities, including free photos with Santa. Deb Landers from North Bend Art & Industry noted that giving art as a gift is a thoughtful way to support local talent. Scheduled between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the event targets holiday shoppers looking for special gifts.

The celebration will run from 10 AM to 4 PM at Snoqualmie Middle School, emphasizing community engagement and support for the arts. Artists Sunday is expected to foster a sense of local pride and enrich the Snoqualmie Valley's cultural landscape. By participating, shoppers not only find unique gifts but also contribute to the sustainability of local creative talent.

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