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Want to participate in the Waynesboro Christmas Parade?

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waynesboro2editsFor just $25 (or free if you are a non-profit or community group), you can get your name in front of the more than 2,500 people that line the streets of Downtown Waynesboro to watch the decorated floats, marching bands, cloggers and Santa parade by during the annual Waynesboro Christmas Parade.

Not only is it a great advertising opportunity for you, but you also get to show the community you are involved and participating in helping spread the good cheer this type of event exemplifies.

This year the parade will be on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 6 p.m. Applications will be accepted until Friday, Nov. 15.

Click here to download the Parade Application Packet.

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