Elizabeth Rhyneer will demonstrate how she produces the unique patinas on her jewelry pieces at the Whatcom Art Market Saturday, September 21 from noon to 3 pm. Elizabeth's designs incorporate gem stones as well as decorative metal. The gallery at 1103 11th St. in Fairhaven, Bellingham is open daily from 10 to 6 and exhibits the works...
The first ever all-vegan festival debuts in Bellingham! The event’s focus is health, environment, and compassionate living. The festival will feature music and entertainment, a Vegan Kids Activities Corner and a variety of local vegan and vegan-friendly businesses. Food vendors will sell and sample delicious vegan foods. Local and regional businesses will have cruelty-free clothing and products. Volunteers will be on hand to answer questions, offer information and support. All are welcome to this free, public event.
The Friends of the Bellingham Public Library Fall Book Sale begins on Wednesday September 25, 2019 and runs through Saturday, September 28, 2019. As usual there is a large selection of books and media for all ages. Most items are only...
Wednesday, September 25th, 7PM at the Sylvia Center for the Arts: Seattle saxophonist, band leader, and educator Stuart MacDonald presents an evening of classic jazz and original music, with a few vocal numbers thrown in for good measure.The evening features award-winning trumpeter Thomas Marriott, WJMAC mainstay Michael Glynn on bass, and two rising stars of the Seattle jazz scene: Dylan Hayes (piano), and Xavier Lecouturier (drums). Tickets at the door after 6PM: $10 general, $5 students,...
Kath Piros, creator of art glass jewelry and decorative pieces will be demonstrating her designs of fused glass jewelry at the Whatcom Art Market on Friday, September 27 from 5 to 8 pm for the Fourth Friday Art Walk in Fairhaven. The Gallery is located at 1103 11th St. and is home to over 40 local artists, open daily from 10 to 6 and till 8 pm for...
Join us from 6–8pm for this intimate lecture series, paired with gourmet fare and vibrant dialogue. We will dig deep and explore how we can engage with all kinds of art—especially pieces that may be unfamiliar, confusing, or challenging. Tickets can be purchased in person at the PAFAC or online at pafac.org.
Saturday September 28, 10am-1pm. Pottery, jewelry, fiber art, flowers, fresh lemonade and our annual Lummi Island Yard Sale. New AND used goods. Join the fun! At the Islander’s Field, on the north side of the Islander Grocery, a block south of the...
For beginning to advanced metalsmiths and jewelers. This 2-day workshop will cover basic repousse and chasing skills. Students will complete one piece of repousse, using a simple design provided by instructor.. Topics of discussion will be design transfer, thinking of design set up for the project, chasing tools & makers, hammers, different types of repousse, setting up to work on a piece in pitch and an...
Compass Health will host its third annual ‘Building Communities of Hope’ annual gala at the Tulalip Resort Casino. This year’s event will feature mental health...
Luke has a mastery of the mandolin – and we get to hear it in its own right as a lead instrument. Right up there with the very...
Award-winning, conductorless chamber orchestra, Fred Chu, artistic director. PCO performs subscription concerts and donates outreach in elementary schools. Experience passionate music up close, join us! Concert is 3:00-5:00 PM Four Temperaments for Piano and Strings....Paul Hindemith with Harumi Makiyama, Piano Argentine Encores for Winds....Silvia...
ART AiSLE: Kappy Trigg October 1-31 As is the gallery's tradition of reinvention, for the 2019 show season we introduce the concept of the ART AiSLE. The gallery dedicates a specific area on a monthly basis to host a new body of work that highlights female artists from the Pacific Northwest. Our featured artist for October is Kappy Trigg. Kappy's work is abstract and...
