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Spooky, kooky, whimsical, or clever, what kind of scarecrow will you create? Enter a home-made scarecrow in our Scarecrows on Third Contest to compete for one of 8 prizes. Visit Third Avenue downtown between Alder and Beech streets to view the entries and vote for Fan Favorite. Families, individuals, and businesses are encouraged to enter. Scarecrows on Third is a partnership between the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center and the Downtown Moses Lake Association. Contact the Museum for full contest rules and entry form.

Need a space to work on your painting? Come paint with us! This is a non-instructor led class. Student is responsible for all materials. This program will be limited to 5 people total until Grant County is in phase 4 of the Washington State reopening plan.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Need a space to work on your painting? Come paint with us! This is a non-instructor led class. Student is responsible for all materials. This program will be limited to 5 people total until Grant County is in phase 4 of the Washington State reopening plan.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Virtual story time for preschoolers. Museum staffers will read age-appropriate books about art and artists to your child in a pre-recorded video you may view on your own time, in the comfort and safety of your own home. Find videos posted on our Facebook Page and our YouTube Channel; a new story each month!

Need a space to work on your painting? Come paint with us! This is a non-instructor led class. Student is responsible for all materials. This program will be limited to 5 people total until Grant County is in phase 4 of the Washington State reopening plan.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Need a space to work on your painting? Come paint with us! This is a non-instructor led class. Student is responsible for all materials. This program will be limited to 5 people total until Grant County is in phase 4 of the Washington State reopening plan.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

A book club that will begin as a virtual Zoom meeting with the goal to transition to in-person meetings as COVID restrictions are lifted. Participants in the club will be reading books by authors of color and/or biographies of artists of color. After the first meeting, the next title will be voted on by attendees after a brief nominating process. Readers will be responsible for finding their own copies of the book; the Museum will not be selling the book club titles. The intention of the club is to increase knowledge and cultural awareness, to acknowledge the biases that we all struggle with and to elevate voices that have been discounted for too long. Learning fascinating new stories can only add to the richness of our collective cultural narrative and our deeper understanding of each other.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.

Need a space to work on your painting? Come paint with us! This is a non-instructor led class. Student is responsible for all materials. This program will be limited to 5 people total until Grant County is in phase 4 of the Washington State reopening plan.

Project Postcard is a way to support our local community through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting isolation it has caused for so many of us. To serve our region’s most vulnerable populations and foster connections through the arts, the City of Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is pleased to introduce a new social connecting campaign, Project Postcard! This community-wide campaign will feature original artwork commissioned from local artists that can be colored in using your creativity. The Museum will distribute card packets and instructions to anyone willing to help out in the month of October, then collect and distribute the completed cards and messages of care to residents of assisted living homes, care facilities, and health care workers. Join us in this opportunity to focus and share what we are grateful for while honoring and encouraging our most vulnerable populations.