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Lynnwood Celebrates Light Rail Opening and Calls for Artists

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The article from the City of Lynnwood, Washington, provides several updates about local art events and opportunities. It announces the grand opening of the Light Rail on August 30, 2024, inviting the community to celebrate with activities that include over 200 booths showcasing arts, crafts, produce, and food trucks. In addition to this event, the City invites artists to submit their works for exhibition at the City Hall Gallery and the Rec Center Gallery for the year 2025. Interested artists must apply before the deadline of October 27, 2024. The article also highlights ongoing art exhibits featuring the paintings of Drew Mortenson and Lindsay Breidenthal at City Hall, as well as the work of high school student Maya Park-Weber at the Rec Center.

Through these initiatives, Lynnwood aims to foster a vibrant arts community and encourage local participation. The bulletin serves both as a celebration of art and a call to action for artists in the area. Overall, it underscores the significance of cultural events in enhancing community engagement.

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