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United Colors of Holi Festival Announced for March 30, 2025

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The City of Snohomish is thrilled to announce the upcoming third annual United Colors of Holi Festival, scheduled for March 30, 2025. Taking place at the Snohomish Carnegie Building from 1 PM to 5 PM, the event will feature a cultural program that starts at 1 PM, followed by the colorful festivities at 2 PM. This vibrant celebration, rooted in the traditions of Holi, invites community members to gather and enjoy an afternoon of music, food, dance, and the playful throwing of colored powders. Holi, recognized as the festival of colors, not only marks the arrival of spring but also serves as a metaphor for new beginnings and fresh starts. The festival aims to promote cultural awareness and community spirit, making it a significant local event.

Families and individuals of all ages are encouraged to participate, fostering a sense of unity and joy among attendees. This celebration of diversity and cultural heritage highlights the importance of inclusivity within the Snohomish community. Come join the fun and experience the magic of Holi!

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