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Begin your holiday shopping at Holy Rosary Holiday Fair Nov. 22-23 - Lynnwood Today

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Scheduled for November 22 and 23, the Holy Rosary Edmonds Annual Holiday Fair invites local residents to begin their holiday shopping. Taking place at the Pastoral Center, the fair will feature a range of local artisans and vendors, showcasing handmade crafts, gourmet foods, and holiday decorations. This event not only offers unique gift options but also aims to strengthen community ties by supporting local businesses. Organizers emphasize the importance of community engagement during the holiday season, encouraging attendance for a festive experience. The fair will include live music and activities for children, enhancing the overall atmosphere.

Attendees can also enjoy refreshments while they browse. For more details about the event, interested individuals can visit the official website. The fair represents an opportunity to celebrate local culture and creativity as Christmas approaches.

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