Moses Lake Family Picnic draws strong community support
There were 35 vendors at the third annual Moses Lake Family Picnic ranging from Moses Lake Community Coalition to Sila.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Two children fight one another with balloons they got at the Moses Lake Family Picnic Saturday.
Megan Watson, coordinator for the Moses Lake Community Coalition, compliments art that children were drawing on the table.
One child fishes a squishy at the Moses Lake Family Picnic.
Four girls learn how to make a battery from pennies at Sila’s booth at the Moses Lake Family Picnic.
A girl gets a glitter “tattoo” at the Moses Lake Family Picnic. Children were running around covered in tattoos, glitter and colored hair from various booths.
A young picnic attendee gets her hair “dyed” with a temporary pink color at the Moses Lake Family Picnic Saturday.
A young boy plays hopscotch by himself at the Moses Lake Family Picnic Saturday at Neppel Landing.
Kids Hope Facility Courthouse Dog Valor makes an appearance at the Moses Lake Family Picnic Saturday. He helps calm children when they have to make court appearances.
MOSES LAKE — The annual Moses Lake Family Picnic took place on Saturday at Neppel Landing, celebrating the joys of community and family engagement in a day filled with activities, food and local vendors. According to Downtown Moses Lake Association Executive Director Malory Miller, this year’s event significantly outperformed last year’s, drawing an estimated 600 attendees.
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