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Fall into fun in Marysville

Marysville, WALocal News

The Marysville Opera House announces a vibrant schedule of events this fall, inviting residents to partake in music and community gatherings. The Power Players will take the stage on November 7, performing hits from the ‘60s to ‘80s, with the Elvis Holiday Show featuring Danny Vernon on December 7. Comedy fans can enjoy the Ladies LOL Comedy Show on November 15, headlined by Mary Lou Gamba. In addition to entertainment, the venue hosts various community events, such as the Dia de Muertos Celebration on November 2, which includes a Catrina Contest. Seniors can look forward to a Lunch & Dance on December 18 and Bingo nights at the Marysville Community Center.

These events are designed to enhance community spirit and cultural appreciation. The Marysville Opera House continues to be a focal point for local entertainment and engagement. For further details, visit the official Marysville events page.

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