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I remember going to downtown's annual holiday parade as a kid. We had a great time while we watched the procession amble by, but as soon as it was over we'd load up and head out of downtown, either to find dinner or to return home. 

But not this year. 

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This year, there's going to be so much going on downtown that you and your friends and family will be able to make an entire day out of the Tulsa Holiday Parade of Lights event. 

<a href="http://dowhat.thislandpress.com/11/22/2011/tulsa-holiday-parade-of-lights-2011-things-to-do/" target="_blank">I've created a sample itinerary for the day of the Tulsa Holiday Parade of Lights here</a>. 

<a href="http://dowhat.thislandpress.com/event_tags/holiday-parade-of-lights/" target="_blank">And here is a master list of stuff going on in downtown Tulsa on the day of the Parade of Lights, complete with shopping, ice skating, live music and even a 5K run</a>.

See you downtown! And don't forget your scarves, earmuffs and other goofy-looking cold-weather gear. It's gonna be frostastic. 