FOLEPI's Winter Wonderland, What the Elf?, Festival of Nativities & A Christmas Carol Radio Play
Published: Wed, 11/22/23
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| The Festival of Lights Winter Wonderland Opens on Friday |
| The Festival of Lights’ signature event features the majority of the Parade of Lights floats and many other lighted displays. Rides on the Folepi Express, a horse-drawn wagon, through the display are still available, but spots are limited. Check out our latest article about this year's Festival. |
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| The Second City's What the Elf at the ICC Performing Arts Center on Saturday |
| The Second City takes on festive family gatherings, office parties, classic holiday movies, and Mariah Carey’s entire catalogue in this fast-paced, interactive comedy revue. |
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| The Annual Festival of Nativities Opens November 30 |
| Featuring a live nativity and over 750 nativities from over 40 countries, there will also be live musical performances by local choirs, churches and schools and activities designed especially for kids. |
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| A Christmas Carol Radio Play Onstage at Bradley University Next Weekend |
| The stage becomes a live radio studio for this family-friendly adaptation of the Charles Dickens holiday classic featuring nimble actors, live music and sound effects, and all your favorite characters. |
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| Looking for Peoria Area Holiday Events for 2023? |
| Check out our latest article with a listing of what's happening in the Peoria Area this Holiday Season. |
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| What's in Store for this Season with the Peoria Rivermen? |
| Learn more about the promotions and fun events you can expect this Peoria Rivermen Hockey season. |
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| A Guide to Peoria Museums |
| Exploring Peoria's museums is an excellent way to spend a day. Educational and entertaining, Peoria offers something for everyone when it comes to arts, history, science, and technology. Check out our latest article about the museums in the Peoria area. |
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| Peoria Area Theatre: From Vaudeville to Modern Area Community Theatres |
| You probably know that the well-known reference to "Will it Play in Peoria?" refers to Peoria's important role in the Vaudeville circuit in the early 1900s, but what was the impact of that era on the local theatre scene in Peoria today? |
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