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Visalia's Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl
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December 16, 2024

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Get ready to deck the halls with tacky threads at the Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl in Downtown Visalia! Don your most outrageous holiday sweaters, rally your festive friends, and prepare for a night of merry mischief. It's Tulare County's most fantastically festive pub crawl, where the cheer is high, and the fun never stops!

Contests, prizes, photo ops, and more!

What to expect at the Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl in Visalia:

Express Check-in: Slide into the jolly festivities with ease - self check-in lets you do it your way, whether it's festive or frosty!

Social Media Showdowns: Flaunt your ugliest sweaters, earn digital charms, dominate the biggest GROUP pic challenge, “Show Us Your Sips” & more merry challenges!

Ugly Sweater Contest: Strut the streets in your most hilariously hideous holiday sweaters and steal the show!

Digital Photo Frames: Capture all your festive moments with a splash of holiday magic!

A variety of jolly vibes await at our various Pub Crawl stops, each offering a different flavor of festive fun!

Gather your squad, your festive crew, your work elves, or your merriest relatives because it's time to prep for another Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl extravaganza! Keep in mind, this is a holiday-themed pub crawl, and we're all about embracing the cheer. Whether you're decked out in flashing lights, festive patterns, or rocking your ugliest holiday gear, we're here to party like it's the season to be jolly!

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Steven Sanchez,
Entertainment/Sports Writer
Steven Sanchez, a resident of Clovis, graduated from Buchanan High School in the class of 2007 and obtained his film degree from University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Steven is a multifaceted artist, working as a filmmaker, writer, photographer, videographer, and published author. He has a profound passion for movies, comic books, and rock ‘n’ roll. A dedicated football enthusiast, he cheers for the Las Vegas Raiders. In his leisure time, he indulges in reading and collecting vinyl records. Steven is often found attending rock shows in town, a keen enthusiast of live music. He holds a special fondness for his grandma's homemade meals and spending time with his twin sister.

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