DERT is hosting an event at the Percival Waterfront Pavilion alongside three landscape architecture students – Danielle Dolbow, Zoe Kasperzyk, & Alanna Matteson. Danielle, Zoe, and Alanna have organized a beautiful and interactive open air gallery and community art project. They will be handing out bowls made from Puget Sound mud and have salt marsh arrangements on display. DERT will have information about our history, the South Sound Healthy Watershed Program, and the upcoming Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS). In addition, we will be handing out Deschutes River Watershed Guides and selling t-shirts and sweatshirts for $20. YOU CAN’T MISS THIS EVENT!
LOCATION Percival Waterfront Pavilion (southernmost pavilion at the intersetcion of Water St & State Ave).
DATES Sunday, May 2nd, 11 AM to 4 PM – Mud Dyeing and Painting Sunday, May 9th, 11 AM to 4 PM – Community Mud Quilt
CLICK HERE to read our full announcement with artist statement and an update on the South Sound Healthy Watershed Program.