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Fall into fun in Marysville

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The Marysville Opera House presents a vibrant array of events this fall, enhancing local cultural offerings. On Nov. 7, The Power Players will deliver nostalgic tunes from the '60s to '80s, while the Elvis Holiday Show on Dec. 7 promises a festive experience. The Ladies LOL Comedy Show, headlined by Mary Lou Gamba, will take place on Nov.

15 with two evening performances. Community engagement is also highlighted through events like Boo! Family Bingo on Oct. 23 and a Dia de Muertos Celebration on Nov. 2, showcasing the city’s commitment to inclusivity.

Additional holiday festivities include Merrysville for the Holidays, featuring music and a tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 6. The Turkey Trot 5K Fun Run on Nov. 27 and Jingle Bell 5K Fun Run on Dec. 14 promote health and wellness among residents.

These events not only entertain but also strengthen community bonds. Marysville continues to be a hub of cultural and recreational activities for locals and visitors alike.

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