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  • The Art of Accountability

    The Art of Accountability Date: Thursday, Feb12, 2p - 5p In Person at the WDRC Fee: $75 Website: https://www.whatcomdrc.org/art-of-accountability Description: Join us for a dynamic learning experience focused on...

  • Valentines Masquerade Party

    Get ready for an unforgettable evening where mystery meets indulgence. Presented by the Hotel Bellwether Nightclub & Three Sisters Productions, we invite you to indulge all of your senses at our Valentines Masquerade Party on Friday, February 13th from 7 PM to 11 PM in the Bellwether Ballroom. Dress up,...

  • AudaTours Bellingham Audio Tour: Echoes of Ambition and Architectural Gems

    Rain once fell sideways on Bellingham’s streets as political rivals traded jabs and secrets echoed off stone and steel. This city hides more than meets the eye-its corners remember duels of visionaries, hushed scandals, and legends all but lost. Unlock the story of Bellingham with a self-guided audio tour designed for curious wanderers. Each stop reveals the drama behind the facades, giving you access to tales that most visitors never hear. Who once vanished from the Flatiron Building...

  • Shellfish Lovers, An Evening with the Author

    Shellfish Lovers An Evening with the Author Celebrate Valentine's Day (or Galentine's Day!) with an evening dedicated to the finest flavors of the Pacific Northwest. Join us at Next Chapter Café inside Village Books Fairhaven on Saturday, February 14th from...

  • Let’s Make Mozzarella and String Cheese!

    This is an all-ages hands-on class where you will make mozzarella from scratch and leave knowing more about cheese making while making new friends. Light appetizers will be provided. DAYS/DATES: Session 1: Saturday...

  • Sleepless in Seattle – Presented by Skagit Symphony

    Sleepless in Seattle – Presented by Skagit Symphony Sunday, February 15, 2026, 2:00pm Lincoln Theatre, Mount Vernon Skagit Symphony and the Lincoln Theatre present a Valentine's Weekend of Music, Movie, and Amore! The Lincoln Theatre and Skagit Symphony pair up to bring you this Sunday Matinee event! It's the magic of tiny, little things: live music, bellini cocktails, and a romance to remember. Grab a date and join us for the classic rom-com...

  • Everything Changes and That’s OK Tour – Cherub & LCN!

    Electro indie duo Cherub bring their high energy live show to Bellingham on Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at Wild Buffalo House Of Music. Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, Cherub is best known for their breakout hit “Doses & Mimosas,” along with a catalog of infectious, genre blending tracks that fuse electronic, indie, and pop influences. Supporting the night is LCN!, a Filipino indie singer, songwriter, and recording artist from Seattle....

  • Indoor Badminton League

    Time to put your birdie-bashing skills to the test! Any two-person team can join and be placed in either upper or lower divisions. Regular league competition includes four regular season matches and will culminate in a championship tournament on the final evening! Each registered...

  • WHATCOM DREAM Financial Literacy Champion Awards!!!!

    WHATCOM DREAM Financial Literacy Champion Awards!!!! Tickets are on sale now at www.thewhatcomdream.org or scan the QR code. This year’s honorees are Cari Griffith, Eddie King, Grace Blesch, Joe Wooding, CTK Church and Tradewinds Capital Management! Join us as we congratulate them as Financial Literacy Champions and come have an amazing...

  • Provenance Tales of Three French Paintings from the National Gallery of Art

    https://www.whatcommuseum.org/event/how-they-got-here-provenance-tales-of-three-french-paintings/ Have you ever wondered how an artwork ends up in a museum? Provenance, or the history of an object’s ownership, can offer us a fascinating insight into the social environment in which art is made, sold, collected, displayed, valued—and sometimes stolen. Margaret Doyle, head of Curatorial Records at the National Gallery of Art will join us at the Whatcom Museum to recount the twists...