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Ukrop's Christmas Parade 

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The annual Ukrop's Christmas Parade returns to Richmond's Broad Street on Saturday, Dec. 1. The theme of this year's parade is "Making Richmond Holiday Memories." With Emmy award-winning actress Kim Zimmer of "Guiding Light," as grand marshal, it will certain be a memorable event for soap opera fans. The parade also features the usual high-flying balloons, decorative floats and of course, Santa Claus. The parade is free, but tickets are available online for reserved grandstand seating. 559-6113. richmondchristmasparde.org
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