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Movies in the Park: Moana
Grab your favorite picnic blanket and head to Wilmore Centennial Park (205 West Kingston Ave.) on October 15 and on October 29 for free children's activities, music, and movies in the park! Movies in the Park is presented by Blooming Smiles Pediatric Dentistry.
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The event is free to attend. Live music and children's activities start at 5:00pm. The movie will begin at 7:00pm.
Moana is playing on October 15 and Coco will play on October 29.
Movies in the Park: Coco
Grab your favorite picnic blanket and head to Wilmore Centennial Park (205 West Kingston Ave.) on October 15 and on October 29 for free children's activities, music, and movies in the park! Movies in the Park is presented by Blooming Smiles Pediatric Dentistry.
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The event is free to attend. Live music and children's activities start at 5:00pm. The movie will begin at 7:00pm.
Moana is playing on October 15 and Coco will play on October 29.
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