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  • Fables Faire

    La Conner Thrives Association & Washington Shakespearean Festival Email: laconnerthrives@gmail.com Phone: 253-678-1965 Website: (http://www.washakespeare.org/fablesfaire) --- La Conner Thrives Association and Washington Shakespearean Festival Announce the Inaugural "Fables Faire" A Celebration of Myths, Legends, and Heroic Tales in Skagit Valley La Conner, WA – The La Conner Thrives Association, in partnership with The Washington Shakespearean Festival, is thrilled to announce the first-ever La Conner Fables...

  • PURE JOY – An exhibition of the works of Joy Olney

    Cordata Gallery is pleased to present PURE JOY, a solo exhibition of local artist Joy Olney, celebrating the radiant spirit that runs through her lifelong practice. Featuring a selection of her favorite subjects (flowers, waterscapes, and portraits), the exhibition reflects the simple joy she...

  • Diving Before Dawn Sandi Madison- Diving Before Dawn: A Dream Exploration

    Welcome local author Sandi Madison to the Readings Gallery for a book talk and interactive activity about her debut book, Diving Before Dawn: A Dream Exploration! What if the strangest dreams you've ever had hold answers to your biggest life challenges? 'Diving Before Dawn: A Dream Exploration,' explores insights, revelations, and the deep, metaphorical...

  • Concrete Ghost Walk

    Experience the 20th edition of the infamous Concrete Ghost Walk. LOCATION: Your tour begins at the Historic Concrete Theatre, 45920 Main Street. The theatre was built in 1923 and has long been a haunted hotspot in Concrete. SCHEDULE: The event starts at 7:00 p.m. on four Saturdays: October 4, 11, 18, 25. You are encouraged to arrive...

  • Concrete Ghost Walk

    Experience the 20th edition of the infamous Concrete Ghost Walk. LOCATION: Your tour begins at the Historic Concrete Theatre, 45920 Main Street. The theatre was built in 1923 and has long been a haunted hotspot in...

  • Trails to Taps Relay

    Teams of 8 runners explore 30+ miles of trails, roads, and parks with leg lengths between 3 miles and 6 miles on this untimed fun run. Each transition spot is one of eight local breweries and cideries throughout Bellingham. It all...

  • Northwest Mushroomers Annual Wild Mushroom Show

    Admission at the Door General admission: $10 Seniors: $7 NMA members: $5 NMA members volunteering at the event: FREE Children under 12: FREE Students with ID card: FREE **Pre-order your tickets now to receive a $2 discount** Activities Join us for a day full of fungal fascination and fun! This show promises to be bigger and better than ever, featuring: 🍄 Mushroom Displays – Marvel at hundreds of different mushroom species found in...

  • 2025 Drag Variety Show

    Join us Sunday morning, October 12th, for a special drag and variety show in the Hotel Leo’s Crystal Ballroom from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This event will showcase several local performers and artists including our host, Gina Touche. General admission tickets are $25 per person. Attendees of 18 years or older are encouraged, but all ages are welcome. Food and drinks will be available to purchase courtesy of the Hotel Leo! Make a weekend out of...

  • Whatcom Genealogical Society

    Using the Family Search.org catalog - a presentation by Charlotte Van Valkenburgh, an intern at the FamilySearch library in Salt Lake City. Learning how to fill the branches of your "Family Tree". Pioneer Pavilion, 2007 Cherry...

  • Financial Learning and Resiliency through Empowerment (FLARE)

    Financial Learning and Resiliency through Empowerment (FLARE) is a FREE series of eight consecutive classes designed to increase awareness of behaviors and beliefs surrounding money. Topics discussed are goal setting, budgeting, credit, banking, identity theft and fraud. 💙💛 Virtual classes are held...

  • Blessings of the Waters – James K. Papp Photography Exhibit

    Blessings of the Waters: From Glacier to Sea Exhibit showcases Bellingham photographer James K. Papp's stunning black and white images. From the Cascade Mountains to the Puget Sound, water is the connector between residents, tribes, farmers, fishers, municipalities, and industries, as well as nature’s flora and fauna. Informed by James K. Papp’s 40 years working in marine shipping and by countless hikes along the streams, lakes, and snowfields of the Evergreen State, this work highlights the increasing pressure on our...