Sipping and strolling through downtown Moses Lake
A Sip and Stroll participant gets a tasting sample and C. Michelle's Salon & Spa.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Jannette Petty celebrates her 83rd birthday at the Sip and Stroll. “They threw this big ol’ party for me,” Petty said.
Downtown Moses Lake Association Executive Director Mallory Miller organized the Sip and Stroll event. She said that she was proud about how the event turned out and even her parents made a four-and-half-hour drive to get there.
When attendees showed up, they were given a goodie bag with a glass, a badge and tasting tokens to explore and sample downtown Moses Lake.
Two children, Alexa, left and Joanna, right learn how to make felt soap at the Art on Third event.
The Lake City Blues performed on Third street across from Art on Third for the Sip and Stroll event.
Laura Mayer, owner of Artgarden, was teaching people how to use a wheel and throw clay.
The Sip and Stroll had a beer garden for the first time this year, which allowed people to buy full size drinks.
Chaeli Ayers and Allie Ayers paint pottery together on Saturday at the Artgarden.
Moses Lake Classic Car Club showed off their vehicles at the entrance to the Sip and Stroll.
MOSES LAKE — Third Avenue was filled with old-fashioned cars, people with tote bags, badges and wine glasses and the sound of live music from Lake City Blues for the Sip and Stroll event. The event, paired with Art on Third, led to a variety of different activities for participants to enjoy.
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