Whats happening this weekend Lacey Rotary Duck Dash and other festivities

Tumwater, WALocal News

The Lacey Rotary Duck Dash will occur on June 5, 2025, starting at 14:59 local time, promising a day filled with entertainment for families. Highlights include performances of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears," appealing to both children and adults. The event emphasizes community involvement and aims to strengthen local ties by bringing residents together for a day of fun. Organizers anticipate a large turnout, underscoring the significance of such events in promoting local culture. The Duck Dash has become an annual tradition, showcasing Lacey's commitment to community engagement.

Local businesses often participate, enhancing the festive atmosphere and supporting the local economy. This year's activities aim to attract visitors from surrounding areas, increasing awareness of Lacey's vibrant community spirit. As families gather for the festivities, the Duck Dash continues to symbolize unity and celebration in the Lacey area.

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