Red, White & BOOM
Journey tribute band Stone in Love rehearses in McCosh Centennial Amphitheater before performing a free concert for the public at 8:30 p.m.
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Moses Lake Mayor Don Myers, Deputy Mayor Deanna Martinez, chef Richard Paulk, and local artist Fabian Nunez, the Party on Third Avenue’s taco contest judging panel, taste test tacos from four local restaurants.
Various booths in Sinkiuse Square during Red, White & Boom’s Party on Third Avenue provide information on local and regional organizations and the activities and services they offer.
Moses Lake Museum and Art Center Superintendent Dollie Boyd sits at the Museum’s informational booth in Sinkiuse Square, ready to talk with members of the public about the Museum’s services.
MOSES LAKE – Citizens of Moses Lake gathered on Saturday in Sinkiuse Square and McCosh Park for the Red, White, & Boom Independence Day celebration, hosted by the Moses Lake Museum and Art Center and the city’s Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services Department.
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