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Luminary Procession 2018 Lighting Up the Rainy Night in Downtown Olympia

Olympia, WALocal News

The Luminary Procession of 2018 in Downtown Olympia was an impressive display of community resilience, with locals coming together to celebrate despite the event's cancellation due to inclement weather. Attendees at the Arts Walk danced joyfully in the rain, showcasing the vibrant cultural spirit of the area. Live drumming created an engaging atmosphere, while some luminaries were displayed indoors, keeping the artistic tradition alive. The community’s dedication to celebrating arts and culture shines through in this event, emphasizing the importance of local traditions. Although the official Luminary Procession may be rescheduled, the lack of a confirmed date leaves attendees eager for updates.

ThurstonTalk also highlights tips for optimizing experiences at both the Arts Walk and the Procession of the Species, encouraging community involvement. This event illustrates the strength of Olympia’s community ties, as residents support one another through creative expression and celebration. Ultimately, the Luminary Procession serves as a reminder of the power of art to unify people, even in challenging conditions.

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