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Events calendar for Dec. 8-15, 2024, in the Olympia area | The Olympian

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The Olympia area will celebrate the festive season with a diverse lineup of events from December 8 to 15, 2024. The Holiday Tour of Historic Homes invites guests to explore six historic properties, including the Bigelow House Museum, with proceeds supporting local heritage preservation. The Hanukkah Bazaar at Temple Beth Hatfiloh will showcase quality arts and crafts, offering a chance to meet local artisans and enjoy baked goods. A community diaper drive, organized by Raise for Rowyn and Redwood Doulas, aims to support families in need by collecting essential supplies. Ballet Northwest’s Nutcracker will captivate audiences, featuring 200 local dancers and guest artist Lucas Matzkin from the American Ballet Theatre School.

Other activities include a ceramics open house, a comedy show by local comedian Sam Miller, and a Winter Solstice concert. These events highlight the Olympia area's rich cultural offerings and community engagement during the holiday season, encouraging residents and visitors to participate and celebrate together.

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