Building Vibrance
The Mount Vernon Downtown Association has embarked on a multi-tiered project to improve safety and enhance our Downtown streetscape through the evening and nighttime hours during the darkest months of the year.
Our Building Vibrance project lights the trees along S. 1st Street, between Division and Kincaid, and in Pine Square, creates a safer, more welcoming experience for shoppers, visitors, downtown employees, small business owners, and property owners alike. Our incredible downtown community helped us fund the project, recognizing that the beauty of tree lighting is unequaled in producing ambiance and a sense of wellbeing and vibrancy within our community. Come see our downtown sparkle!
We are grateful to the following sponsors for their support:
Astraea Bridal | Bare Boutique | Communion Church | Curtis/Broman Real Estate | Dayhoff Orthopedic Acupuncture | Heritage Wealth Advisors | D&P Home Monitoring | Dan & Kathleen Petrzelka | Dennis Edmonds & Dianne Goddard | District Brewing | Ellen & Jonathan Gamson | elSage Designs | Gilbert & Gilbert, Lawyers | Good Vibes Body Art | Hair and Body Mechanix | HKP Architects | In Good Spirit | Jarrod Ball – Learned Commercial | Ken’s Hairstyling | Kids Stuff | Latham Realty | The Law Offices of Richard Sybrandy & Corbin Volluz | Lyon’s Furniture | Makers Compounding Pharmacy & Hallmark | McInnis Family | Melissa Beaton, Mackenzie, Maddy, and Makayla Kamb | Middle Way Acupuncture Institute | Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce | Mount Vernon City Council | PAVÉ Jewelry & Design | Perry & Carlson | The Sands Family | Skagit Valley Food Co-op | The Griffin Group | The Trumpeter Public House | Tracy Finnegan Law | Wycoff Insurance
