Moscow Chamber of Commerce takes over Artwalk

Pullman, WALocal News

The Moscow Chamber of Commerce will assume leadership of the Artwalk program this fall, concluding over 20 years of city management. The transition aims to enhance the program while retaining its cherished traditions, as emphasized by the chamber in its statement. Artwalk has become a fixture in the community, known for its vibrant atmosphere filled with art, music, and local culinary offerings. The 2025 season will commence with the annual Artwalk Poster Contest, which invites submissions until September 24. The first community event is scheduled for October 23, running from 4 to 8 p.

m. in downtown Moscow. This leadership change reflects a broader trend of community organizations taking on cultural initiatives. The chamber's commitment to preserving the essence of Artwalk is crucial for maintaining local engagement. As the program evolves, it will continue to play a vital role in fostering creativity and community spirit.

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