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Whats happening this weekend in Thurston County Harvest Festival, Optimism Walk and more

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Thurston County will host a Harvest Festival and Optimism Walk on October 12, 2025, commencing at 15:10 local time. This celebration aims to highlight the region's agricultural heritage and strengthen community ties. Attendees can enjoy live music, local vendors, and various family-friendly activities throughout the day. The festival not only serves as a fun gathering but also supports local businesses and encourages community engagement. Such events are vital for preserving local culture and boosting tourism in the area.

Historical data indicates that community festivals have a positive impact on local economies, often increasing foot traffic to nearby businesses. With its focus on celebration and connection, the Harvest Festival is expected to draw significant attendance. Residents are invited to partake in the festivities that foster a sense of belonging and communal pride.

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