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  • Sensory Friendly Film IF

    From writer and director John Krasinski, IF is about a girl named Bea (Cailey Fleming) who discovers that she can see everyone's imaginary friends, as she embarks on a magical adventure to reconnect forgotten...

  • Visual Basics: The Nose

    Saturday, March 22nd from 1-3pm at MakeShift Art Space (306 Flora St.) $15, NOTAFLOF. Facilitated by local artist Zion Georges (@zionartistry). An introductory workshop focused on understanding and drawing the anatomy and structure of the nose. We will also explore with instructions on using charcoal to capture the form of the nose through shading and line work. All ages and experience...

  • WOOL WAULKING WITH SLIGHE NAN GAIDHEAL

    Members of Slighe nan Gaidheal, Washingtong’s Scottish Gaelic society, will be demonstrating the ancient tradition of waulking the tweed at Northwest Yarns &...

  • SONGS FOR THE SOUL; Benefit recital for St. Paul’s music program

    Saturday, March 22, 5:00pm. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 2117 Walnut St, Bellingham, WA 98225. Acclaimed soprano, Sherrie Kahn, presents a solo recital in support of Music-St. Paul's. She will be joined by pianist and vocal coach, Jay Rozendaal, of Seattle Opera, WWU and St. Paul's. The program will include works of Barber, Brahms, Mozart and a special world premiere by Scott Henderson,...

  • The Circus of Second Chances

    Acrobatic Conundrum presents “The Circus of Second Chances” featuring rope acrobatics, Cyr wheel, handbalancing, live baking, and clown. On a relentless quest for wonder, three veteran acrobats let their imaginations run wild to...

  • BSO: MAKING WAVES

     The Bellingham Symphony Orchestra is bringing the wonders of the outdoors to the Mount Baker theatre with this nature inspired concert! Enjoy pieces such as John Williams’ “Jaws” theme and “Cantus Arcticus, Concerto for Birds and Orchestra,” and listen to guest pianist Jessica Choe of the Seattle Symphony. With tickets starting at just $15, you don’t want to miss this musical masterpiece! 3 p.m.,...

  • The Circus of Second Chances

    Acrobatic Conundrum presents “The Circus of Second Chances” featuring rope acrobatics, Cyr wheel, handbalancing, live baking, and clown. On a relentless quest for wonder, three veteran acrobats let their imaginations run wild...

  • Bitters Making 7.0

    Get ready to mix, blend, and craft your own signature bitters! In this hands-on class, you’ll experiment with a variety of herbs, aromatics, and spirits to create two unique bitters to take home. We’ll provide everything you need—mason jars, dropper bottles, and...

  • 43RD ANNUAL SICBA HOME SHOW

    Skagit County Fairgrounds 501 Taylor St., Mount Vernon, WA, United States

    Ahead of next month’s Whatcom County Home & Lifestyle Show, the Skagit/Island Counties Builders Association Home Show will hold their 43rd annual show at the Skagit County Fairgrounds! It’s the largest home and...

  • Fritz & The Freeloaders- Live Music at Hotel Leo

    Enjoy a beverage, share a snack, or savor dinner as you listen to the melodies of Fritz and the Freeloaders at Amendment 21. About the Band All styles: Rock, Pop, Country, Ska, Blues, Funk. All eras: 60's to present day. So many different artists: Beatles, Petty, Gorillaz, Everly Brothers. But wait! Who is Fritz? He was our original bass player's guide dog, the ever-lovable golden lab. When Dave...

  • Skagit Community Band Presents “Cinema Paradiso” Free Concert

    The Skagit Community Band Presents: “Cinema Paradiso” Music from the Silver Screen Join the Skagit Community Band as we perform music from popular and obscure movies and shows.  Soundtrack selections from the composers:  Ennio Morricone (Cinema Paradiso, Moments From Morricone), John Williams (Cowboys, and Catch Me If You Can), Alan Menken (Disney’s Hercules Highlights)  and Hiroshi Miyagawa...

  • Pacific Northwest Opera Presents Dvořák’s “Rusalka”

    "Rusalka" is based on Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Little Mermaid”. Disney adapted and changed the original story to have a happy ending unlike the original. Although mostly known by American audiences as the composer of the stirring “New World Symphony”,...