Less cooking and clean up while also supporting local businesses? That’s a new tradition we can get behind.
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A flood of Western Washington University students descended on downtown on Wednesday in an annual tradition, doubling as an announcement to the rest of Bellingham: The kids are back in town.
Students filled several blocks of East Maple Street at around 5 p.m. for WWU First Night Out. Many students wearing Western merchandise gathered at Red Square on campus and walked in a massive group to Depot Market Square
For 30 years, Boundary Bay Brewery has poured more than just pints. They’ve poured their passion into our community with service, hospitality, and a spirit that has inspired the craft brewery phenomenon Bellingham enjoys today. As they prepare to close their doors at the end of September, we invite you to join us in raising a glass to their legacy.
On Saturday, September 20th, Boundary Bay is hosting a 30th Anniversary Party and farewell celebration unlike any other: two stages, five bands, a full block of Railroad Avenue closed for dancing, and the food and beer we all know and love. From 11 AM to 11 PM, let’s come together to honor a truly monumental run and celebrate a retirement well-earned.
Sustainable Connections is excited to celebrate September Eat Local Month, a month-long celebration of eating local food and honoring those who grow, raise, harvest, and prepare it to share with this community. Eat Local Month will feature the Whatcom County Farm Tour and the Sandwich Showdown, two exciting events that will inspire connection, learning, and delight.
Less cooking and clean up while also supporting local businesses? That’s a new tradition we can get behind.
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