Kirkland Chamber of Commerce celebrates new visitor center

The local business community and City of Kirkland officials celebrate the grand opening of the new downtown Visitor Information Center during a ceremony on Wednesday. - Contributed by Bob Gassen/Humanature Photography
Contributed by Bob Gassen/Humanature Photography
The local business community and City of Kirkland officials celebrate the grand opening of the new downtown Visitor Information Center during a ceremony on Wednesday.

July 14, 2011 · 5:51 PM

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The Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce and Kirkland Downtown Association (KDA) members celebrated the grand opening of the organization's new offices and Visitor Information Center during a ceremony on Wednesday.

The local business community and City of Kirkland officials also marked the event with a ceremonial ribbon cutting.

The new center is centrally located downtown at 223 Kirkland Ave., Suite 102.

Merging with the Chamber last October, the KDA has remained a separate entity to advance the interests of businesses in downtown Kirkland. The two groups share a board of directors.

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