Since 2015, the Orcas Island Jazz Festival has aimed to celebrate and educate about this great musical art form. With highly regarded jazz artists performing on all three days, this festival brings together Orcas Island locals and visitors, young and old, aficionados and amateur appreciators for a riotous good time. Orcas Center, 917Mount Baker Rd., Eastsound, 360.376.2281, orcasislandjazzfestival.org

If you missed them in February, don’t make the same mistake this month! Legendary hip-hop group Jungle Brothers return to Bellingham’s own The Shakedown. Lauded as innovative since the ‘80s, the group was once a part of the Native Tongues collective along with huge names like De La Soul and Queen Latifah. Enjoy their hits and songs from 2020 album “Keep it Jungle” at this intimate show. The Shakedown,1212 N. State St., Bellingham, 360.778.1067, shakedownbellingham.com

For one night only, catch Tig Notaro at the MBT! Notaro is a multi-talented knockout comedian, having written and acted in numerous shows, authored a New York Times best selling memoir, and endeared audiences all over the world with her dry but relatable wit. Why not get ready for the show by checking out one or both of her podcasts? Mount Baker Theatre, 104 N. Commercial St., Bellingham, 360.734.6080, mountbakertheatre.com

Shifting Gears, a Bellingham organization dedicated to making outdoor recreation welcoming and accessible for women, is hosting this cider tasting event! Community events like this one are the main avenue of funding for...