Kicking of the Holiday Season!!

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Rekindle the Spirit
Kick off the holiday season with a dose of hometown community spirit!
Rekindle the Spirit Holiday Parade and Celebration
Wednesday, November 25th, 2015.

Event Description
The lighting ceremony will be at 5:45PM at Veterans Memorial Park, with the holiday parade to follow immediately afterwards. The parade will start at J.C. Penney's parking lot, down Grand Avenue, making its way across the Grand Avenue bridge, and ending at Fourth Street. People are invited to make their way to the Hotel Mead and Conference Center, 451 E. Grand Ave. following the parade for a visit with Santa Claus, music, and to enjoy hot chocolate and cookies.
In the event of inclement weather, the parade may be cancelled.



Fees/Admission:
To enter the parade, please call 715.423.1830 for parade application or stop in at 1120 Lincoln Street and pick one up.

Location/Time/Date:
Downtown Wisconsin Rapids
JCPenney Parking lot over Grand Avenue to 4th Street is the parade route
5:45PM    Wednesday, November 25, 2015


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Photos From Rekindle the Spirit 2014 

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