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Celebrate the season with snowfall on the 1600 Block of Main Street

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Head to Main Street to make your holiday snow dreams come true.

Photo by the COLAtoday team

Consider it a miracle on Main Street. Experience a Winter Wonderland and witness historic snowfall every hour from 6 to 9 p.m. every weekend this month.

As the 1600 Block turns into a snowy spectacle, enjoy twinkling lights, festive treats (think: hot cocoa, cider + more from local food vendors), and the festive spirit.

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