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00000177-ba84-d5f4-a5ff-bbfc9b1a0000 Wondering what to do this weekend? Every Wednesday during All Things Considered, Steve Junker speaks with the editors of Cape Week about events happening on Cape Cod and the Islands. You can hear this week's best bets here.

Weekend Outlook: Holiday Strolls and Events

CAI | By Steve Junker

Published December 5, 2019 at 9:44 AM EST

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The Christmas Parade in Falmouth on Sunday is one of the events happening this weekend.

Merrily Cassidy / Cape Cod Times

If you’re up for a holiday stroll, 'tis the season, and there are plenty to choose from. Here's your Weekend Outlook.

***Correction: Holidays by the Sea Weekend in Falmouth starts with something different this year. Because of construction at Nobska Lighthouse, caroling on Friday evening will be held instead at Peg Noonan Park at 5:30, led by the Solstice Singers.

You can find the complete list of weekend events here on the Cape Cod Times website.

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