Packed park: Moses Lake Spring Festival draws record crowds
Carnival goers whirl on a carnival ride at the Moses Lake Spring Festival Saturday. The event was well attended after a two-year hiatus.
Joel Martin/Columbia Basin Herald
Ten-year-old Melanie Macomber of Moses Lake glances down to her parents for support as she makes her way up the rock-climbing wall Saturday. The attraction was part of the Moses Lake Spring Festival.
Sam Rathbone, left, and 5-year-old Ila Rathbone swoop down the Super Slide at the Moses Lake Spring Festival Saturday. The carnival was crowded after two years without a festival.
Jeff Isaak stands next to his 1917 Dodge at the Spring Festival car show Saturday. Isaak found the car in a field and rebuilt it from the ground up. The engine is a 327 from a Corvette, he said.
North Elementary School students march up Third Avenue Saturday in part of the Moses Lake Spring Festival Kiddie Parade.
The Moses Lake High School marching band makes its way down Third Avenue Saturday in the Moses Lake Spring Festival Grand Parade.
Nate Cole, coowner of AIM Gymnastics, pulls the school’s float into position in preparation for the Moses Lake Spring Festival Grand Parade Saturday. AIM Gymnastics has participated in the parade for about 20 years, according to former owner Kortni Nelson.
Chris Jansen performed at the Moses Lake Spring Festival on Friday. The country artist attracted a large crowd to McCosh Park.
Chris Jansen performed at the Moses Lake Spring Festival on Friday. The country artist attracted a large crowd to McCosh Park.
MOSES LAKE — There were spots of rain, but that did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm – or the crowds.
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