KAFE Christmas Nights

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Join The Christmas Station – KAFE 104.1 – for shopping, baking, and holiday parties EVERY night from 8pm-Midnight!  From Burl Ives to “The Boss!”  From The Grinch to Mariah Carey!  We’re playing the greatest holiday hits of all-time!

Wrapped Up for YOU by:

Coastal Farm & Ranch
2021 Market Street in Mount Vernon
990 East Washington, Building A, Suite 101 in Sequim
This holiday season Coastal is just what the country needs for everyone on your gift list with ideas for mom, dad, the kids and even your pets. Visit their Mount Vernon or Sequim stores today.

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