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Avanti High School freshman designs 2025 Capital Lakefair theme and logo

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Avanti High School freshman Jade Candelaria has captured the spotlight by designing the theme and logo for the highly anticipated 2025 Capital Lakefair in Olympia, WA. This annual festival, a cornerstone of local culture, aims to bring together residents and visitors to celebrate the unique heritage of the region. Candelaria's artistic contribution not only showcases her talent but also emphasizes the importance of youth involvement in community events. The Capital Lakefair is celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere, and Candelaria's design will be pivotal in shaping this year’s festivities. Events like the Lakefair foster a sense of belonging and pride among community members, allowing them to connect through shared experiences.

The recognition of young artists in such significant roles encourages further participation from the youth, promoting a stronger community bond. As the festival approaches, excitement builds around Candelaria's design and its potential to resonate with attendees. This initiative not only highlights local talent but also reinforces the cultural significance of community celebrations in Olympia.

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