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WA state Capitol tree-lighting ceremony set for Friday, Dec. 6 | The Olympian

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The annual Holiday Kids’ Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Capitol Rotunda in Olympia, Washington, is scheduled for December 6 at 6 p. m. This beloved event will feature Santa and Mrs. Claus, alongside performances by the Washington Middle School Bulldog Choir, and is organized by the Association of Washington Business, ensuring free admission for all. This year's display includes three majestic noble fir trees, each between 17 and 21 feet tall, adorned with 1,600 twinkling lights, reflecting the enchanting theme 'Winter Wonderland.

' Adam Holdorf from the Department of Enterprise Services highlighted the event's significance as a community gathering that celebrates both the holiday spirit and democratic engagement. The trees, sourced from a nearby farm, will remain on display throughout December, inviting families and friends to partake in the festive cheer. This cherished tradition not only enhances the Capitol's beauty but also fosters a sense of community during the holiday season.

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