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Lagniappe comes to Olde Town

Photos by Crystal Anderson

Posted 12/9/13

Olde Town Arvada welcomed the holidays in style during the tradition of Lagniappe, Dec. 3. During the event, retailers gave back to shoppers and the community by offering free carriage rides throughout Olde Town, free refreshments and a small gift …

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Lagniappe comes to Olde Town

Horse-drawn carriages drove Lagniappe attendees around Olde Town in Christmas style.

Inside the Old Schoolhouse was the popular chili cook-off. Chefs served up seven different batches of chili in hopes of winning he Lagniappe trophy.

The Olde Town Christmas Tree festively lit up Olde Town Square.

Posted Tuesday, December 10, 2013 2:17 pm

The What the Dickens carolers sang classic Christmas favorites as shoppers strolled through Olde Town Square during Lagniappe, Dec. 3.

Photos by Crystal Anderson

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