Celebrating heritage
A dancer with the CeAtl Tonalli performs a dance with roots dating back to the Aztecs at last year’s UMANI Festival in Moses Lake. The troupe will return for this year’s festival Sept. 28.
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Lowriders gleam in the sun during the car show at last year’s UMANI Festival. This year’s show, which is Sept. 28, is expected to draw low rider enthusiasts from as far away as California and Canada.
JJ Garza, left, and Uriah Santino, right, navigate the leaning tower of Jenga at the games provided by the city of Moses Lake’s mobile recreation van during last year’s UMANI Festival.
MOSES LAKE — The UMANI Festival will fill the streets of Moses Lake with music and color Sept. 28.
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