Shoreline's Ronald Bog Area History and Ecology is Celebrated on September 12

Ronald Bog
Photo by Cynthia Knox

Shoreline residents are invited to gather at Ronald Bog on September 12th from 12-5pm at SummerSet Arts Festival to connect with the history and ecology of the area as experienced through hands-on art, music, dance, and drumming.

Photo by Cynthia Knox

Blue Heron Heritage Family Group will bring their giant hand carved canoe and kw'aX'wad'ad'achi Cultural Family will perform traditional songs and dances with audience participation opportunities.

As a major sponsor of the event, The Shoreline Historical Museum will be on hand, answering questions about the history of the area. In addition Thayer Cueter of Just Frogs, Toads, Too and Friends will also be there with live animals and answers about Ronald Bog aquatic life.

The festival also includes many other activities including live local music, labyrinth walk, arboretum tours, storytelling, large temporary sculptures, food, and more.

SummerSet Arts Festival is a free, volunteer-generated event sponsored by Meridian Park Neighborhood Association through the City of Shoreline Neighborhood Mini-grant Program and other generous local partners. For more information email or call Cynthia Knox at 206-218-3302.