Soap Lake celebrates official designation of Creative District
Ruthann Tobiason, one of the organizers behind the Soap Lake Creative District, speaks to the work that has been done to establish the district at the celebration.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Councilwoman Judith Gorman draws a tulip with the help of a young attendee at the Soap Lake Creative District celebration Saturday.
A display honoring the history of the sundial in Soap Lake was displayed at the Soap Lake Creative District celebration Saturday. The district hopes to use grant funding to have new benches installed and figure out a way to prevent people from climbing on the statue.
Creative District organizer Ruthann Tobiason, right, greets former council member Leslie Taylor at the Soap Lake Creative District Celebration. The event was catered by multiple local restaurants.
SOAP LAKE — The Soap Lake community gathered Saturday to mark a significant milestone: the establishment of the Soap Lake Creative District. After years of dedication and collaboration, local leaders, artists and residents celebrated the district’s official certification, which promises to enrich the city’s cultural landscape and promote its creative economy.
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