New monsters at the Ridgecrest Monster Zoo

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Ridgecrest Monster Zoo has unveiled four new wooden monsters created by local artists John Small and Stella Caldwell, enhancing its collection. These sculptures, crafted from children's drawings, are prominently displayed in the zoo's front yard at 16252 8th NE, Shoreline. Each piece includes a code that offers insight into its design and the young artist behind it. This initiative not only showcases creativity but also encourages community interaction and engagement. The zoo's commitment to civil discourse is evident through its guidelines for respectful commenting.

This project highlights the importance of local art and children's imagination in the community. The Ridgecrest Monster Zoo aims to strengthen neighborhood ties through this creative venture. The addition of these monsters marks a significant expansion of the zoo's offerings.

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