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Olympia's Downtown for the Holidays & Jingle Bell Parade - Sunday, Nov. 25th!
Parade starts at 3 p.m. followed by the tree-lighting at Sylvester Park!
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Win $500 Cash from Quinault Beach Resort & Casino!
Register Now for Football Pro Pick 'Em - Winners Weekly!
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Tropical Giveaway!
Entrants will also be entered for a chance to win a family pack to Wild Waves Holiday with Lights.
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Win Kool & the Gang tickets!
Win Tickets to see Kool & the Gang at the Emerald Queen Casino January 26, Click Now!
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95.3 KGY and TwinStar Credit Union Holiday Toy Drive - NOW thru Dec. 14th!
Help local children in Thurston County! Drop a new, unwrapped toy at your local branch. Click for details.
Upcoming Events
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"Oly on Ice" - Olympia's First Seasonal Ice Rink - Nov. 16th thru Jan. 6th @ Isthmus ParkLet's go ice skating! Look for the white tent at the foot of the 4th Avenue bridge in downtown Olympia. Skates included with admission. Pricing, hours, special events, discount nights and directions available at www.olyonice.com. Presented by the City of Olympia, the Olympia Auto Mall and supporting sponsors.
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41st Olympia Toy Run @ South Sound Center - Sat. Dec. 1st 10a-1p / Parade Ride @ 1pThousands of riders gather to raise money and collect toys for the Salvation Army Toy-n-Joy Shop. Public welcome. Food & retail vendors, toy drop-off site for non-riders, motorcycle stunt performances @ 11am, Toy Run Motorcyle parade led by Santa Claus leaves the Lacey Sears parking lot @ 1pm.
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Light Up Your Holiday @ the Olympia Auto Mall - Sat., Dec. 1st 4:30p-6:30pKAYO Live broadcast at the Olympia Auto Mall 4:30p-6:30p! FREE pictures with Santa on an antique Fire Truck! Carolers & Face Painting! Pick up your FREE 3D Holiday Glasses and watch what happens when you look at the holiday lights! Donate a toy for Santa's Castle @ JBLM!
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