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Event Calendar Get Out and Do It

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The Moscow-Pullman Daily News outlines a diverse range of events scheduled for the weekend, enhancing community engagement. The Winter Market in Moscow features over 35 vendors and includes a free kids' art workshop, promoting local commerce and creativity. At the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre, attendees can enjoy a sing-along of "KPop Demon Hunters" and the acclaimed musical "Pippin," which delves into a young prince's quest for meaning. An educational WSU Pollinator Workshop encourages gardeners to protect local pollinators, reflecting a commitment to environmental awareness. The article also highlights a community screening of "Coco," celebrating family and tradition.

Events like Cranksgiving, which combines biking and food collection for local pantries, further promote community spirit. These activities foster connections among residents while supporting local businesses and arts initiatives. The weekend's offerings showcase the vibrant culture of the Moscow-Pullman area.

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