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PorchFest Edmonds puts on a show with music for everyone

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Divorced Horses performs at Camp Vintage during PorchFest Edmonds, July 12, 2026. (Photos by Ruby Storey)

Indie folk pop duo Golden Hart croon in front of Rebekah’s Boutique.

Families take a break from festivities in the shade at the Edmonds Fountain.

Singing Resistance Edmonds hosted a singalong in front of Edmonds Historical Museum.

Steel Magic Northwest drew in crowds as the sound of steel drums rang from Centennial Plaza.

Attendees stop to add some color to a collaborative art project on 5th Avenue.

The Yellow Peddled Flowers brought alt-rock to a downtown Edmonds rooftop.

Kids and adults took a seat in the shade to watch Richard Taylor Jr. perform at Main Street Commons.

People enjoying lively pop music outside Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream.

Raymond Sismaet of Ukulele206 performs outside Café Louvre.

Attendees pause by the PorchFest sign on a shaded corner.

Grand Cru serves up classic rock and blues next to Arista Wine Cellars.

Thousands of people filled the streets of downtown Edmonds Sunday afternoon for the 5th annual Edmonds PorchFest Music Festival.

Crowds enjoyed a range of music styles — from funky blues, to lively pop, to ukulele — performed on porches, lawns and even rooftops of downtown Edmonds residences and businesses.

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