Programs
The Lower Grand Coulee, a geographical area starting at Dry Falls and follows the monoclinal flexure to Soap Lake where the canyons end, is geologically one of the more unusual places in the world. Like a precious stone, it embodies the fascinating history of the natural events that created it, and the diversity of people who have grown to love and appreciate its unique nature. The Ice Age Floods Institute characterizes the Dry Falls area as "what remains of the biggest waterfall on earth," created by cataclysmic geologic events. Soap Lake has the most diverse mineral content of any other body of water and is one of only 11 lakes like it in the world. For hundreds of years, people have traveled here to explore, study, dream and heal.
FLGC is partnering with other organizations to further knowledge and appreciation of this area, promote creativity and build connections within the community. We’re just getting started and look forward to expanding and growing our reach.
FLGC is partnering with other organizations to further knowledge and appreciation of this area, promote creativity and build connections within the community. We’re just getting started and look forward to expanding and growing our reach.
Educational Grants
Friends of the Lower Grand Coulee (FLGC) has partnered with the North Central Educational Foundation (NCEF) to provide a new classroom grant to local area school districts providing funding for small, impactful educational programs that will further the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of the geology, culture, history and natural beauty of the Lower Grand Coulee. NOTE: NCEF'S grant campaign application deadline is September 30th. Submit applications right away!
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Friends of the Lower Grand Coulee (FLGC) has partnered with the North Central Educational Foundation (NCEF) to provide a new classroom grant to local area school districts providing funding for small, impactful educational programs that will further the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of the geology, culture, history and natural beauty of the Lower Grand Coulee. NOTE: NCEF'S grant campaign application deadline is September 30th. Submit applications right away!
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Supporting Community Through Art
Masquers Theater Summer Youth Program
The Masquers Theater Summer Youth Program is very popular here in Soap Lake. Every year some ambitious and creative volunteers spend a week with over 30 kids, ages 8 to 15 years old, producing a musical. This year the musical was Adventures of a Comic Book Artist. At the end of the week, kids put on a performance, drawing the attendance of families, friends and theater lovers from throughout the local area. According to Masquers Theater, this production drew a record crowd, making for standing-room only in the theater!
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Masquers Theater Summer Youth Program
The Masquers Theater Summer Youth Program is very popular here in Soap Lake. Every year some ambitious and creative volunteers spend a week with over 30 kids, ages 8 to 15 years old, producing a musical. This year the musical was Adventures of a Comic Book Artist. At the end of the week, kids put on a performance, drawing the attendance of families, friends and theater lovers from throughout the local area. According to Masquers Theater, this production drew a record crowd, making for standing-room only in the theater!
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Art on the Avenues' Beauty of Bronze
FLGC is sponsoring the participation of Soap Lake 5th grade students in the Beauty of Bronze program, an Art on the Avenues’ annual arts education program taking place in Wenatchee on September 26th. This program gives fifth graders the opportunity to work with a professional artist to create and exhibit their own small bronze sculptures.
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FLGC is sponsoring the participation of Soap Lake 5th grade students in the Beauty of Bronze program, an Art on the Avenues’ annual arts education program taking place in Wenatchee on September 26th. This program gives fifth graders the opportunity to work with a professional artist to create and exhibit their own small bronze sculptures.
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Friends of the Lower Grand Coulee is tax 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
