top of page

COUNCIL HEARS ABOUT TSILLY SCULPTURE



That's Dan Crandall with the Lake Chelan Arts Council speaking to the Chelan City Council Tuesday night about that mysterious creature, now named Tsilly (PR: CHILLY), and placing a sculpture of that creature somewhere in downtown Chelan. The sculpture, created by Jerry McKellar, is currently being put together at a studio in northern Oregon, and the current timeline would have it transported to Chelan sometime next May. Crandall showed the council proposed locations for Tsilly, perhaps the most suitable being the corner of Woodin and Johnson, directly across from Campbell's. The sculpture would be cast in bronze, and Crandall says they'd like more:



Total value of the project is estimated at more than 46-thousand dollars; more than 33-thousand has been raised so far. The Arts Council is hoping the city will pay the balance, which comes to more than 12-thousand dollars. It was mentioned that the city has more than 36-thousand dollars in its arts fund.

Recent Posts

See All

At its workshop Tuesday, the Chelan City Council heard an update on plans for expanding the Chelan Airport. The upgrades include adding about 900 feet to the 35-hundred foot runway to accommodate larg

The city of Chelan has gotten an unexpected windfall that can help it make a walkway over to Lakeside Park. It's in the form of grants from the Transportation Improvement Board. Chelan City Administra

We told you last week about an open seat on the Chelan City Council due to Erin McCardle's election as mayor, unseating Bob Goedde. But the result could possibly be that McCardle and Goedde would be s

bottom of page