Artistic celebration
Shawn Cardwell, director of Columbia Basin Allied Arts, speaks during the nonprofit’s annual fundraiser on Saturday. CBAA holds a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, plays and workshops, among others.
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Columbia Basin Allied Arts Birthday Party attendees eye auction items at the event over the weekend. In addition to these items, a sapphire was raffled off to raise money for the programs offered by CBAA.
Diners enjoy a few adult beverages and visit during the Columbia Basin Allied Arts Birthday Party fundraiser over the weekend. The event was held at Jamison’s Event Center in Moses Lake and food included chicken wings, salad, artisan pizza and an open bar with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
An attendee at the fundraiser participates in the balloon pop. Darts could be purchased for a donation to the nonprofit and raffle tickets came out of the balloons as they were popped. The lucky ticket holder then won a sapphire that had been donated for the event.
MOSES LAKE – Columbia Basin Allied Arts celebrated nearly five decades of bringing the arts to the Columbia Basin on Saturday. CBAA Director Shawn Cardwell said the event was a success overall and expressed her appreciation to attendees and other supporters.
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