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Make the Season Bright: Snoqualmie Valley’s Top Holiday Events for 2024

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The holiday season in Snoqualmie Valley is marked by a variety of festive events that foster community spirit. The article invites residents to join the Annual Tree Lighting and Holiday Sing-A-Long at Novelty Hill Farm, where they can enjoy warm drinks, s'mores, and meet Santa. It also highlights the Shop Small event at Country Collections, which allows families to create memories with Santa while supporting local businesses. The Santa Train Limited offers a unique experience with train rides, visits from Santa, and seasonal refreshments. Each event not only provides holiday enjoyment but also encourages community building and local participation.

The article emphasizes the contributions of local artisans and crafters to the holiday markets, promoting a thriving local economy. This festive guide aims to help families create lasting memories during the holiday season, encapsulating the essence of community spirit in Snoqualmie Valley.

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