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The holiday season is just around the corner, and these spots in the Grand Forks area are perfect for entertaining the whole family. From dazzling displays to festive events, don't miss out on these annual community staples. Holly Dazzle What: An afternoon of holiday fun, Holly Dazzle takes over downtown Grand Forks and East Grand Forks with activities, treats and entertainment. The event culminates in the Holiday Parade of Lights down Demers, a tree-lighting in the town square and winter fireworks over the Red River. When: Sunday, Nov. 22 Where: Downtown Grand Forks and East Grand Forks Learn more: downtownforks.com/hollydazzle Christmas in the Park What: Enjoy all the fun of a holiday lights display from the comfort of your vehicle at Christmas in the Park. Hosted by the area Lions Clubs, this drive-through display is perfect for an evening family outing around the holidays.

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