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The holiday season is just around the corner, and these spots in the Rochester area are perfect for entertaining the whole family. From dazzling displays to festive events, don't miss out on these annual community staples. Holly Jolly Trolley What: The Holly Jolly Trolley will take you on a cozy ride through some of Rochester's most amazing holiday lights displays. With festive music to help set the tone, you'll find yourself filled with Christmas cheer on this 90-minute tour. When: Dec. 4 through 27; 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. on select dates, 9 p.m. adults-only on select Fridays and Saturdays Where: Across Rochester Learn more: www.rochestermntours.com/christmas Downtown Dazzle What: Downtown Dazzle brings the magic of twinkle-light floats to the streets of downtown Rochester. The event culminates in the parade, but before that you can enjoy a winter market and festive activities at Peace Plaza. When: Dec. 5 at 5:30 p.m.

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