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  • WJMAC presents CLAVE GRINGA

    Sylvia Center for the Arts 205-207 Prospect, Bellingham, WA, United States

    WJMAC presents CLAVE GRINGA, Wednesday November 20th at 7PM at the Sylvia Center for the Arts. Musician, composer and educator Ann Reynolds leads this band of all stars. “…From the charm of cha-cha to the depths of AfroCuban rhythms…” Clave Gringa plays original and classic Cuban Jazz and consistently delights their audience. Ann Reynolds (piano), Daniel Barry (trumpet), Kelsey Mines (bass), Ricardo Guity (percussion). Tickets at the door after 6PM $10 general, $5 students, WJMAC...

  • Henry Klein Exhibit to Focus on PNW Residentail Design through the Decades

    Skagit County Historical Museum 501 S 4th St., La Conner

    MOUNT VERNON, WASHINGTON, October 2019 — HKP Architects is thrilled to announce that the Historical Museum of Skagit County will be presenting an exhibit of residential design works by regionally noted architect Henry...

  • Gardenview’s 13th Annual Holiday Bazaar

    Hillcrest Chapel 1400 Larrabee Ave., Bellingham, WA

    A family and community oriented fundraiser benefitting Gardenview Montessori School. We will have a crafts fair with 25 local artisan vendors, a generous silent auction and bake sale with homemade goodies. The food trucks Street Dogz and West Coast Pops will be there from 11am-3pm....

  • Bellingham Roller Betties vs. Grunge City Rollers

    Lynden Skateway 421 Judson Street Aly, Lynden

    2 leagues, 4 teams, 1 crazy night of roller derby! All with the goal of raising money for the Bellingham All-Stars to travel and break top 100 in the international WFTDA rankings! We're kicking off the night with your Bellingham All-Stars taking on a Grunge City Rollers A team. Hang out...

  • Festival of Tiny Trees

    Swinomish Yacht Club 310 N 1st St., La Conner

    4th Festival of Tiny Trees Kicks Off the Holidays in La Conner (La Conner, WA) Enjoy a festive evening of good cheer while supporting a worthwhile cause at the Festival of Tiny Trees on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. This year’s event, featuring uniquely themed tabletop trees and 4”x 4” original artworks, will be held at the Swinomish Yacht Club in La Conner from 6-8:30 pm. The yacht club is located at 310 N 1st...

  • Calypso Kitchen Caribbean Cooking. Fall Class Menu

    Fall Menu complete with drinks, appetizers & main course Drinks Hibiscus Sangria Calypso Coconut Ponche de Creme Appetizers Bacalau Salad with Avocado Slices Trinidad Fry Bake/Bread Main Coconut Curry Lamb Trinidad Buss Up Shut/Paratha Calypso Kitchen Fire Roasted Eggplant & Tomato Choka Mix Garlic & Herb Roasted Seasonal Vegetables https://calypso.kitchen/classes/

  • Christmas Ornament Workshop

    Bellingham Metal Arts Guild 2620 North Harbor Loop Dr. Suite 6, Bellingham, WA 98225

    In this fun, one day workshop students will learn basic metal fabrication techniques to create a custom Christmas ornament. Techniques include: design, sawing, piercing, filing, texturing, soldering, and rivets. Everyone will leave with at least one handmade ornament. A great gift idea. Prerequisites: Open to adults, 18 years or older, wanting to learn new skills. Educator: Lisa Dailey....

  • Chaos, Climate and Creation: an evening with Michael Meade

    Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship 1207 Ellsworth St., Bellingham, WA, United States

    Join renowned author, mythologist and storyteller Michael Meade for an evening of myths of renewal, tales of transformation, and a resounding call to find unity and wholeness in this time of conflict and confusion. As the chaos in the world increases, most ideas of the future...

  • Festival of Trees- Tour of Trees

    Bellingham Senior Activity Center 315 Halleck Street, Bellingham, WA

    Join us for the Tour of Trees, a free family friendly event at the Bellingham Senior Activity Center on Saturday, December 7th from 9:00am to 1:00pm! The Tour of Trees...

  • Richard’s Studio-Open House

    How many people truly get to follow their dream? I did. I’ve always lived near a body of water and have always been a beachcomber. My dream was to figure out how to make a living off the beach. I did. I moved to San Juan Island in 1980 and immediately began scouring the beaches for wild looking wood, and there was plenty. But...