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The holiday season is just around the corner, and these spots in the Brainerd area are perfect for entertaining the whole family. From dazzling displays to festive events, don't miss out on these annual community staples. Sertoma Winter Wonderland What: Surround yourself with the magic of dazzling holiday lights without having to brave the cold and get out of the car. The Winter Wonderland display put on by the Brainerd Area Sertoma Club is a holiday tradition with more than 80 lighted and animated display. This is the last year of the display, so don't miss it! When: Thursday through Saturday from Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve, then daily through New Year's Eve Where: Northland Arboretum, 14250 Conservation Drive, Baxter Learn more: www.brainerdnoonsertoma.org/winter-wonderland How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical What: A Dr. Seuss classic, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" is a timeless tale of learning the meaning of Christmas.

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