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Dedication for ‘Dreaming’ sculpture set for Saturday

Community invited to celebrate Washougal’s latest piece of public art on March 7

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"Dreaming," a bear sculpture in downtown Washougal, wears a scarf to ward off the chilly weather, courtesy of staff from the Big Foot Inn tavern in Washougal. (Contributed photo courtesy of WACA)

Washougal officials and members of the Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACA) will soon unveil the city’s newest piece of public art.

The community is invited to attend a dedication ceremony for “Dreaming,” a large, life-like bronze bear sculpture created by Heather Soderberg of Cascade Locks, Oregon, at 1 p.m., Saturday, March 7, at the sculpture’s location on the corner of “A” Street and Pendleton Way in downtown Washougal.

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