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Twinklefest 2017 Window Displays

Olympia, WALocal News

Twinklefest 2017 has illuminated downtown Olympia, showcasing the creativity of local merchants through vibrant holiday window displays. This festive event not only enhances the holiday atmosphere but also encourages community interaction, as shoppers are invited to vote for their favorite displays for a chance to win prizes. The initiative, organized by the Parking, Business, and Improvement Area Board (PBIA), supports local businesses by drawing attention to their unique decorations and offerings. The article emphasizes the importance of local engagement, suggesting that visitors explore downtown to fully appreciate the festive spirit. Links to the full article, participating businesses, and the online voting platform are provided, promoting further involvement from the community.

Twinklefest not only celebrates the holiday season but also strengthens the bond between businesses and the community in Olympia. With its focus on local culture and community spirit, Twinklefest is a significant event for enhancing the holiday experience in the region. As visitors stroll through the beautifully decorated streets, they are reminded of the joy and creativity that local businesses bring to the festive season.

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