Join the rest of Bellingham down at the Waterfront for a very green day of cheer! Led by the Committee-selected Grand Marshall, the parade is open to all lucky citizens on foot, floats, marching bands, schools, and even horses (just be sure to register at their website). There’s focus on being green both in color and energy consumption, so no bead throwing, please! Bellingham Waterfront, 1211 Granary Ave., Bellingham, stpatsbham.com
The goal of this three-day festival is to highlight and celebrate as many of the cultures that make up our community as possible. This year’s festival will be hybrid, with vendors, exhibitions, performances, and workshops both online and in-person. Participants will be showcasing unique arts, foods, stories, and more from their cultures, so be sure to join in for this educational celebration....
Join us at the Museum of Northwest Art for a lecture and book signing with Matthew Kangas, curator of the exhibition, "Permanent...
Join us at the Museum of Northwest Art for a lecture and book signing with Matthew Kangas, curator of the exhibition, Permanent Immigrant: Italo Scanga in the Dale and Leslie Chihuly Collection. Italo Scanga’s...
Enjoy the unique experience of Arabic music and Arabic dance outlining the story life, love and heartbreak. In two performances at Black Fern Coffee, Morhaf will play the oud as Rachel portrays the emotions of the music through dance. On March 11th...
The Bellingham Chamber Music Society returns for an evening of jazz/classical crossover, with BJ Block on guitar, Christian Casolary on drums, Roger Yamishita on bass, Erika Block on clarinet, Jennifer Weeks on oboe, and Pat Nelson on bassoon. This special evening is meant to celebrate the similarities of jazz and classical “languages,” as well as how the genres differ. The Blue Room, 202 E. Holly St., Ste. 301–401,...
During their heyday, 3 Track Mind opened for names such as John Hiatt, Joan Baez, and Rosanne Cash, and sold out the stage of the Mount Baker Theatre performing their debut album “Mighty Big Therapy.” Now, every member of...
The goal of this three-day festival is to highlight and celebrate as many of the cultures that make up our community as possible. This year’s festival will be hybrid, with vendors, exhibitions, performances, and workshops both online and in-person. Participants...
Who: Teens and Tweens (Grades 6-12) When: Feb 26, March 4, March 12 and March 19 from 1:00 - 3:00 PM Where: MoNA Art Galleries & Art Studio What:...
“Siete Leguas,” or “Seven Leagues,” will be screened as part of a film series called Documenting Grace. The series is put on by Kuntz and Company, a local dance and theater company, and the series focuses on films that show the crossroads of artistic performance and disability. In “Siete Leguas,” children with motor disabilities become dancers and actors, changing their lives for the better. FireHouse...
"marcus" by Aaron Allen Ussery. Directed by Brian Francis After suffering a head injury during a game, 20-year-old college football player Micah McDaniel faces internal and external pressure to force his way back into the game. This is the fifth in the series of six new plays by Pacific Northwest playwrights, selected from 75 submissions. These readings are featured...
Erin’s Daughters: Ireland’s Hag’s, Heroines, Warriors, Saints & Sorceresses Join the Skagit River Poetry Foundation in this St. Patrick’s Day celebration of everything Irish. Portland storyteller Will Hornyak comes back to the Skagit Valley to entertain us with tales of Erin’s Daughters. Who: Celtic storyteller, Will...
