Garden Party highlights new things coming for CBAA
Columbia Basin Allied Arts Director Shawn Cardwell, right, holds up part of a Seahawks game package as auctioneer Chuck Yarbro Jr. takes bids at the CBAA Garden Party auction Saturday. The package, which included game tickets, parking and collectibles, sold for $2,200.
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Columbia Basin Allied Arts board member Leslie Ramsden tosses a velcro ball at a target for a chance at a drawing to win a diamond bracelet at the CBAA Garden Party Saturday.
The John Owens Marimba Duo provided music for the CBAA Garden Party Saturday, giving the sun-dappled event a Caribbean air.
Attendees at the Columbia Basin Allied Arts Garden Party Saturday serve up sandwiches and salad catered by the Cow Path Bakery in Othello.
MOSES LAKE — The Columbia Basin Allied Arts Garden Party brought folks together from all over the Basin to further the local arts scene Saturday. The event has so far raised nearly $29,000 and donations are still being accepted to help CBAA meet or exceed its $30,000 goal, Columbia Basin Allied Arts Director Shawn Cardwell said.
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