In this introductory carving class, led by Ryan Johnson, learn to make handmade wooden spoons using a knife, axe, saw, gouge, and hook. Each step of the process, follow along with the instructor to make your own spoon to take home. Class fee of $65 includes a brand new carving knife for the participant to […]
Join us in Whatcom Museum's Family Interactive Gallery (FIG) on several dates this year for special hours reserved for children with sensory processing and autism spectrum needs. On Low Sensory Sundays, the FIG opens early to offer a dedicated time reserved for children who require a quieter environment to focus, explore, and make art. Admission […]
Enjoy an “unconducted” program, led by Concertmaster Dawn Posey and featuring works by Marianna Martines, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, Julie Candeille, Barbara Strozzi, and Maddalena Laura Lombardini Sirmen. Every piece on the program is written by a woman from the baroque and early classical periods. A Pre-Concert Lecture about the program will take place […]
Bellingham’s farmers market roots began in the late 1970s. There were various iterations of a farmers market in the downtown core. In 1992, a group of passionate citizens and farmers organized what is now the Bellingham Farmers Market Association. The market began as a small gathering of farmers and food vendors off of Railroad Ave. […]
Bellingham’s farmers market roots began in the late 1970s. There were various iterations of a farmers market in the downtown core. In 1992, a group of passionate citizens and farmers organized what is now the Bellingham Farmers Market Association. The market began as a small gathering of farmers and food vendors off of Railroad Ave. […]
Bellingham’s farmers market roots began in the late 1970s. There were various iterations of a farmers market in the downtown core. In 1992, a group of passionate citizens and farmers organized what is now the Bellingham Farmers Market Association. The market began as a small gathering of farmers and food vendors off of Railroad Ave. […]
Bellingham’s farmers market roots began in the late 1970s. There were various iterations of a farmers market in the downtown core. In 1992, a group of passionate citizens and farmers organized what is now the Bellingham Farmers Market Association. The market began as a small gathering of farmers and food vendors off of Railroad Ave. […]
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Join us in celebrating our community partnerships and introducing the new Cascadia One PassYou are invited to join us at Cascadia Daily News as we celebrate YOU, our invaluable community partners. We're also excited to unveil some of our new and upcoming products, including the Cascadia One Pass.Come celebrate with us at Makeworth Coffee Roasters […]
Bellingham’s farmers market roots began in the late 1970s. There were various iterations of a farmers market in the downtown core. In 1992, a group of passionate citizens and farmers organized what is now the Bellingham Farmers Market Association. The market began as a small gathering of farmers and food vendors off of Railroad Ave. […]
