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Olympia will glitter as ice skating, an SNL star and an aluminum spectacle offer weekend fun

Olympia, WALocal News

Olympia is gearing up for a weekend filled with unique entertainment, including the much-loved Oly on Ice skating rink, which has extended its season through January 26. With sessions running from January 17 to 20, the rink provides a fun winter activity for families and friends alike, with affordable ticket prices for various age groups. Additionally, Kevin Nealon, known for his long tenure on "Saturday Night Live," will bring his comedic flair to the Capitol Theater on January 18 at 8 p. m. , promising a night of humor and entertainment.

His performance highlights the city's cultural landscape, showcasing the importance of such events in fostering community engagement. Another highlight is "The Aluminum Show," which combines dance, puppetry, and audience interaction to create a captivating experience, set for January 19 at The Washington Center for the Performing Arts. The show emphasizes creativity and innovation, using aluminum as a central theme and engaging attendees in a unique narrative. With ticket prices ranging from $39 to $74, there's something for everyone to enjoy in Olympia this weekend. This article is an essential guide for locals looking to participate in the city's vibrant entertainment scene.

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