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Christmas Parade & Lighting Ceremony

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Event# 785-448-6767

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Enjoy the annual evening Christmas parade with lighted floats, marching bands and Santa at the end. Warm yourself w/ chili or soup at the Garnett Fire Station, too. 6:30pm.

Christmas Parade & Lighting Ceremony

Address : 4th Ave & Oak St Burlington KS
Phone : 785-448-6767   (Always call and confirm events.)

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