Snoqualmie Plein Air Paint Out 2024 Winners Announced

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The 2024 Snoqualmie Plein Air Paint Out celebrated the region's artistic talent, culminating in the announcement of its winners. Deborah McAllister received Honorable Mention for her evocative piece 'Meadowbrook Bridge. ' Cheryl Comstock's painting, also titled 'Meadowbrook Bridge,' secured first place, while Ginny Kortesoja's 'Afternoon with Linda' and Linda Klenczar's 'Snoqualmie River Flows Under Meadowbrook Bridge' were recognized as top entries. The event fosters community engagement by allowing residents to vote for their favorite artworks, emphasizing local participation in the arts. This annual celebration not only promotes local talent but also showcases Snoqualmie's picturesque landscapes as a source of inspiration, reinforcing the city’s commitment to nurturing creativity and cultural appreciation within the community.

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