Whats happening this weekend Olympia Youth Social, Lacey Spring Fun Fair and other festivities

Tumwater, WALocal News

This weekend, Thurston County offers a variety of family-friendly events, including the Lacey Spring Fun Fair, which features free rides and live entertainment from May 17-18. The South Sound Climate Action Convention on Saturday invites residents to discuss the progress of climate planning in the area. Attendees can also participate in a workshop on companion planting, led by instructor Marisha Auerbach, who brings over two decades of gardening experience. A youth social hosted by the Olympia Youth Council will include games and ice cream, promoting civic engagement among young residents. On Sunday, the Music in the Park event will highlight local choirs, while the SOGO Spring Concert will feature classical pieces, showcasing the talents of senior clarinetist Diego Cortes-Monroy.

These events not only foster community spirit but also emphasize the importance of environmental awareness. The Lacey Spring Fun Fair will host more than 70 vendors, offering a diverse range of artisan goods and food options. With a focus on local culture and engagement, this weekend promises to be vibrant and enriching for residents.

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