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Good morning, Olympia. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 21st of December.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • Bank of the Pacific, in partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines, awarded eight $10,000 grants to Washington nonprofits for food security and affordable housing, marking the grant program's expansion into Washington.  ThurstonTalk

CULTURE NEWS

  • The Olympia Arts Commission selects Lynnette Charters, Mikaela Shafer, and Megan Teutschel as artists for the 2025 Arts Walk event posters.  JOLT

ENVIRONMENT NEWS

  • Thurston County businesses adopting sustainable practices can now apply for Thurston Green Business recognition to receive various benefits, with the application period open until February 28.  ThurstonTalk

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • 24th Annual Community Messiah Singalong

    The SOGO Messiah Singalong invites participants to experience Handel's Messiah through community singing or listening, featuring local vocal soloists and directed by Cameron May, with free admission and donation opportunities.

    Mon, 12/23/24

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  • Water Saving Resolutions Workshop

    Participants can engage in games and learn about their water footprint while developing water-saving resolutions for the upcoming year.

    Sat, 12/28/24

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  • A Magical Cirque Christmas

    A family-friendly variety show featuring world-class entertainers performing beloved holiday music, designed to evoke the holiday spirit with charm and awe-inspiring acts.

    Sun, 12/29/24

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  • Epic Movie Music Showdown: NYE Concert

    The Olympia Symphony presents a thrilling concert featuring iconic musical battles from beloved movies and comics, allowing the audience to choose the ultimate winners.

    Tue, 12/31/24

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  • Southern Hemisphere Summer Celebration at WET Science Center

    Celebrate summer from the southern hemisphere with activities like crafting parade masks and designing surfboards at the WET Science Center.

    Sat, 1/18/25

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  • The Aluminum Show: A Multi-Sensory Experience

    This performance combines music, visual theater, and dance to tell the story of a man's journey to a futuristic planet made entirely of aluminum, featuring vibrant characters and humor suitable for all ages.

    Sun, 1/19/25

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REAL ESTATE

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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