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This weekend's events in Olympia, WA, provide a rich tapestry of cultural, artistic, and philanthropic activities for residents and visitors alike. Kicking off the festivities is an evening with Lyle Lovett on February 21, where attendees can enjoy the unique blend of American music from this acclaimed artist. On February 22, OlyEcosystems invites volunteers to assist in protecting young trees at Cooper Crest, a hands-on opportunity that underscores the community's commitment to environmental restoration. The same day hosts the 2nd annual Ramadan Lunch & Learn, a gathering designed to educate and connect individuals in the spirit of Ramadan. Celebrating Black History Month, a pop-up museum will feature exhibits and artifacts honoring the significant contributions of Black Americans.

Music enthusiasts can also participate in a Ukelele Jam at the Olympia Senior Center, promoting community engagement through music. These events reflect the vibrancy and diversity of the Olympia community while fostering a spirit of giving and learning. With such a packed schedule, residents have a chance to engage with local culture and support important causes.

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