A New Community Center
Since the beginning of our organization we’ve had a vision for a permanent space that can be used as a meeting and exhibit venue for promoting our mission of sharing the Lower Grand Coulee experience through arts and science education, exhibits and presentations. This space would be publicly available to other organizations with similar needs and purposes such as the Art Guild of the Soap Lake Area, Ice Age Floods Institute, Soap Lake Heritage, Soap Lake Conservancy, and Columbia Trails Association.
We have a restoration and usage agreement with the City of Soap Lake and a long-term lease. To date we’ve added a new roof, cleaned up some of the interior, refurbished exterior light fixtures and painted the front. The new roof was a critical maintenance step that will allow for a longer-term restoration project. Without this work, the building would have been lost to disrepair.
Since the beginning of our organization we’ve had a vision for a permanent space that can be used as a meeting and exhibit venue for promoting our mission of sharing the Lower Grand Coulee experience through arts and science education, exhibits and presentations. This space would be publicly available to other organizations with similar needs and purposes such as the Art Guild of the Soap Lake Area, Ice Age Floods Institute, Soap Lake Heritage, Soap Lake Conservancy, and Columbia Trails Association.
We have a restoration and usage agreement with the City of Soap Lake and a long-term lease. To date we’ve added a new roof, cleaned up some of the interior, refurbished exterior light fixtures and painted the front. The new roof was a critical maintenance step that will allow for a longer-term restoration project. Without this work, the building would have been lost to disrepair.
Watch the Transformation
We're already making progress! Scroll through the slide show to see improvements and final design concepts, or check out our latest video.
We're already making progress! Scroll through the slide show to see improvements and final design concepts, or check out our latest video.
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The James building "back in the day."
Friends of the Lower Grand Coulee is an exempt organization as described in
Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code; EIN 46-4201429
Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code; EIN 46-4201429
