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A century ago, many looked at the Columbia Basin as a vast wasteland. But a few dreamers saw something more, an idea to turn that harsh landscape into acres of farmland. These visionaries understood the potential of the Columbia River. The power to irrigate, create energy, and control flows would become a reality. But it would take decades of tenacity, manpower, and focus.

Grand Coulee Dam includes three major hydroelectric power generating plants and a pump generating plant. The facilities provide power generation, irrigation, flood control, stream flow regulation for fish migration, navigation, and recreation.

This film is being shown in lieu of previously scheduled program with Grand Coulee Dam Historian Shawn Lingo.

Photo: February 1935. Contractors catwalk being built so workers could cross the Columbia River at the Grand Coulee damsite. Courtesy of the US Bureau of Reclamation.

Class canceled due to insufficient registration.
Each week explore a new topic through step-by-step instruction of basic watercolor techniques. Supplies included. All levels welcome! Ages 12-101.

Leslie Lambert Redhead is an artist, teacher, illustrator, and author whose watercolor paintings have earned international awards and recognition. In addition to being a signature member of the Northwest Watercolor Society (NWWS), and the Canadian Society for Painters in Water Colour (CSPWC) Leslie holds a Master’s of Education in Art Education.

Preschool Art Club will get your child excited about the arts from a young age. During this drop in program, we will have a variety of arts and crafts out for your child to get creative. Adult participation/supervision required, no drop-offs. Join Art Club today; make new friends and help your child express themselves! Be sure to wear clothes that can get messy.

3/16/2020 Update: This program is canceled due to COVID-19 prevention.

Please join us for coffee, tea, and bagels as we learn to save history and kick off women’s history month! The March Coffee with the Curator presentation will explore the photographs documenting the history of women in Moses Lake, or actually sometimes the lack there of. Learn how you can help the Moses Lake Museum expand on the history of women in Moses Lake beyond pageants and garden clubs! In addition, the Collections Curator will give a tour of the Collection Room.

3/16/2020 Update: This program is canceled due to COVID-19 prevention.

Each week explore a new topic through step-by-step instruction of basic watercolor techniques. Supplies included. All levels welcome! Ages 12-101

Leslie Lambert Redhead is an artist, teacher, illustrator, and author whose watercolor paintings have earned international awards and recognition. In addition to being a signature member of the Northwest Watercolor Society (NWWS), and the Canadian Society for Painters in Water Colour (CSPWC) Leslie holds a Master’s of Education in Art Education.