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Summer Fun Continues at the Snoqualmie International Block Party, Sept. 7

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The Snoqualmie International Block Party is poised to deliver an exciting array of entertainment and activities on September 7, 2024, from 11 am to 5 pm at Center Blvd on Snoqualmie Ridge. As summer draws to a close, the event highlights the community's commitment to fostering family-friendly fun and cultural engagement. Attendees can look forward to a vibrant Main Stage sponsored by the Snoqualmie Arts Commission, showcasing live music and cultural performances throughout the day. In addition to musical acts, the event will feature interactive art opportunities, including "Chalk the Block," where participants can transform pavement into colorful canvases. Families can also partake in face painting, visit a henna station, and witness the excitement of a Chinese Dragon parade.

Cricket demonstrations by the Snoqualmie Wolves Cricket Club will introduce attendees to the sport, while a Friends of the Library book sale adds an educational element to the festivities. Local food trucks and nearby restaurants will cater to guests' appetites, ensuring no one goes hungry. The event is organized by the SnoValley Regional Chamber and the City of Snoqualmie, with the aim of enhancing community ties and celebrating local culture.

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