Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Sunday, October nineteenth, twenty twenty-five.
If you’re looking for something to kick-start your day, why not stop by the Sunday Jazz Brunch at Hotel Leo on Cornwall Avenue The smooth tunes run from eight until two and make the perfect soundtrack for your waffles and coffee. If fresh food and community vibes are your thing, the Twin Sisters Mobile Market is parked at Northwest Pawn on Birchwood Avenue until two, offering local produce and artisan goods. Maybe you want a deeper sense of connection today—the Women’s Circle gathering at Lake Louise in Sudden Valley starts at ten a.m., open to all who want to join a supportive morning in nature.
Families and the young at heart, keep an eye out for crafty action across town. Over at the Whatcom Museum, a beginner watercolor class runs from one until four, inviting artists of every level to get creative. If you’re looking for a bit of magic, the Enchanted Woodworking Wand Carving Workshop, happening at Whatcom Hills Waldorf School from one to six thirty, is a whimsical way to learn a new skill and conjure your inner wizard.
For anyone craving a little science and spectacle, the MegaZapper Show sparks to life at the SPARK Museum of Electrical Invention from two thirty to three thirty, where you can witness electrifying experiments up close. Fans of food and drink can savor local craftsmanship today with a tour of Chuckanut Bay Distillery, or visit one of Bellingham’s many breweries and cideries—Rick Steves himself has been highlighting the region’s farm-to-bottle scene this month, so it’s a great moment to get in on the tasting action.
If you want to move your feet, salsa dance classes are happening at the Majestic Ballroom at five thirty. Or test your knowledge tonight with Red Rum Trivia at the Red Rum Tiki Bar from six to nine. For the music lovers, an evening with Grammy-winning fiddler Luke Bulla takes center stage at New Prospect Theatre, starting at seven thirty—an intimate concert with tunes sure to warm up this autumn night.
Travelers heading north should know that the Blaine Peace Arch border crossing is moving quickly this morning, with five minute waits reported just after sunrise, so it’s a smooth drive if you’re planning a day trip up to Canada.
Western Washington University is wrapping up its Fall Family Weekend today, so expect a little extra buzz near campus as students and their families make the most of the final day’s events. For those seeking some spiritual inspiration, Christ the King Community Church hosts its Sunday services at nine thirty and eleven fifteen, with donuts and cider offered in between—always a sweet way to meet neighbors.
Heading into the week, keep an eye out for more local fun, from the Halloween-tinged Hallapalooza at the Bellingham gyms to ghost tours and family trick-or-treats cropping up later in the month. Downtown shops, parks, and local spots are ready for whatever adventure you want to create.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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