Ribbon Cutting - Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center/Betty Strong Encounter Center

Description

The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center will open a new year-long outdoor Dinosaur exhibit that is completely made out of scrap metal by artist Dale Lewis. Artists Dale Lewis has gained national and international attention as a respected sculptor. For years, his works have been included in sculpture walks throughout the Midwest. Dale has won numerous awards including People's Choice, Best in Show, Committee's First Place and more. While many of Dales sculptures have been purchased by retailers and private collectors, his sculptures have also been acquired as public art by many Midwest cities. The center will open this year-long outdoor exhibit to all visitors for a fun and family activity that can be visited time and time again. This exhibit has been sponsored by MRHD, Compressed Steel, and Travel Iowa. A ribbon cutting ceremony is set for 10:00am on April 29th. The Grand Opening will be Saturday April 30 from 12:00-5:00pm with the first 100 visitors to receive a free activity book and Sugar Shack cookie.