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What’s happening this week around Thurston County

Olympia, WALocal News

The article presents a detailed schedule of holiday events in Thurston County, emphasizing local cultural performances. Ballet Northwest celebrates its 40th year with 'The Nutcracker,' showcasing guest dancers, while Harlequin Productions’ 'A Christmas Carol' brings seasonal cheer with live carolers. The Olympia Film Society screens beloved holiday films, including 'The Muppet Christmas Carol' and 'Elf,' ensuring family-friendly entertainment. Additionally, a community sing-along of Handel’s 'Messiah' invites participation in a cherished tradition, and a Chanukah dinner party at the Chabad of Olympia offers festive meals and activities, reflecting the community's cultural richness. These events provide residents and visitors with numerous opportunities to engage with local arts and celebrate the holiday season.

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