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Marysville Opera House announces an engaging lineup of events for the fall season, including music, comedy, and community gatherings. "The Power Players," who perform hits from the ‘60s to ‘80s, takes the stage on November 7 at 7 p. m. Following this, the "Ladies LOL Comedy Show" on November 15 features headliner Mary Lou Gamba and begins at 4 p. m.

and 7:30 p. m. In addition to these performances, the community can enjoy "Boo! Family Bingo" on October 23 and a "Monster Mash Halloween Ball" for adults on October 24. The venue is situated at 1229 3rd St.

, with more events planned at the Marysville Community Center and Ebey Waterfront Trail, including holiday-themed festivities. These gatherings are designed to enhance community spirit and offer entertainment options for all age groups. Such events are crucial for local culture, providing residents with opportunities to connect and celebrate together.

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