Mount Baker Theatre’s (MBT) Facilities & Operations Director Jim Zoehrer, CVP, will take his final bow at the conclusion of MBT’s Centennial Season next year. Zoehrer’s four-decade career in the live events industry has taken him from national and international tours with world-renowned performing artists to more than 22 years of service helping care for and operate one of the Pacific Northwest’s treasured historic theatres. He will retire from his position at MBT on June 30, 2027.
Read MoreOn June 15, 2026, Bellingham Mayor Kim Lund signed an executive order to expand economic opportunity in Bellingham, strengthen the City Center, and support business and entrepreneurship.
Read MoreMount Baker Theatre (MBT) unveiled its 2026–2027 Centennial Season today, announcing the largest season in the theatre’s history. The season will bring more than 35 national and international tours to the historic Main Stage, including six Broadway tours. Featuring a wide range of performing arts, the season reflects the theatre’s century-long commitment of enriching and connecting the community to exceptional and dynamic performances. This record breaking Centennial Season is made possible through the generous support of returning Season Sponsors Neeter House of Luxury and Peoples Bank.
Read MoreThe Downtown Bellingham Partnership (DBP) announces the return of Downtown Sounds for its 22nd season, bringing free live music, local artists, and community activities to Downtown Bellingham on Wednesday evenings from July 8 through August 5.
Read MoreBy stepping foot into the Hela Provisions storefront on Cornwall Avenue in downtown Bellingham, customers are bombarded with an array of locally sourced products and ingredients all curated by one person.
Read MoreMandy McCoy founded Studio Galactica, a salon in downtown Bellingham, in 2001. The walls of the salon are covered with bright yellow flames and vines from dozens of plants.
Read MoreDowntown Bellingham continues to navigate many of the same economic pressures affecting business districts across the country, including rising operating costs and shifting consumer spending habits. We know these challenges are real for many of our businesses, particularly in the retail and hospitality sectors, and we are committed to listening to and advocating for our community's needs.
Read MoreOn Ski to Sea Sunday, May 24, 2026, Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) will offer buses every 10 minutes between Downtown Bellingham Station and Fairhaven Amtrak Station bringing riders straight to the finish line excitement at Marine Park and other Fairhaven activities.
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