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Events in Fairhaven and on the Village GreenEvent Categories:Thursday, September 16
Tonight, consider being part of an open mic for singers with Walt Burkett's guitar back-up-- at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor. Auditions at vocalshowcase@skylarkshiddencafe.com. For info, call 715-2642 or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th Street.
Friday, September 17
The Bellingham Tennis Club & Fairhaven Fitness is hosting a week of free classes, including Yoga for Cyclists, Winter Sports Book Camp, Hit & Fit (for adults--combined tennis and fitness) and Train Like the Pros (fitness for junior tennis players).
Call 360-733-5050 with questions and to reserve space. Or visit Bellingham Tennis Club online or at 800 McKenzie Avenue.
At Village Books tonight, enjoy a slide presentation by Adrienne Schaefer based on her new book, Pacific Crest Trail Washington (Day & Section Hikes). From the mighty waters of the Columbia River to the majestic peaks of the North Cascades, the hikes collected in this book represent a culmination of experiences along a trail full of culture, history, and breathtaking scenery.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place in the Readings Gallery in the lower level of Village Books.
Not far from "downtown" Fairhaven, where Old Fairhaven Parkway meets up with Interstate 5, is The Market at Fairhaven. This summer, in addition to their regular offering of an outdoor BBQ, The Market is hosting live music. This afternoon hear HOSS!! at The Market at Fairhaven, 3125 Old Fairhaven Parkway.
The Bellingham Public Library presents members of the Bellingham Storyteller's Guild as they weave family stories for ages 6 & up (including adults!). Questions? Contact the Fairhaven Branch Library at 360-778-7188. Meet in the Fireplace Room of the Fairhaven Library.
Periodically throughout the year, the instructors at Yoga Northwest offer free, introductory courses during one week for new students. There will be over a dozen classes to choose from this week, all levels. No registration necessary--just go early.
To find out more, visit Yoga Northest at their digs, call them at 647-0712, or visit Yoga Northwest online. Yoga Northwest is at 1440 10th Street.
Enjoy this casual jazz trio (guitar, bass & flute) at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Saturday, September 18
At Village Books today, local writer and entrepreneaur Ellen Shea shares her book, I'm All Grown Up...Now What? -- about finding the courage to go within and discover your purpose. Shea weaves the story of finding her purpose throughout the book and shares the challenges and triumphs along the way. Her calling led her to conceive of and bring to fruition The Chrysalis Inn & Spa--, proof that dreams do come true.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place in the Readings Gallery in the lower level of Village Books.
This "northwest rite of passage" multisport solo or team event includes Bellingham and a lot of Fairhaven! It's a 5.5-mile run from downtown Bellingham to nearby Lake Padden, a challenging 6-mile mountain bike above the lake, a 17-mile road bike out and around Lake Samish, a 3-mile trail run from Fairhaven Park to Marine Park at the bottom of Harris Avenue, a 4mi open water paddle along Fairhaven and Bellingham bays from Marine Park, and a half-mile team "trek" to the finish. Racers are encouraged to raise funds for an environmental group of their choice, and spectators and volunteers are welcome! Info: www.bellinghamtraverse.com. Downtown B'ham & through Fairhaven.
The Salmon BBQ is a tradition in Fairhaven each September. The menu includes Pacific Northwest King salmon - cooked by fishermen who know the best barbequing techniques. And the price includes the salmon, plus delicious sides, like coleslaw, bread, corn-on-the-cob, a beverage, and dessert. For kids there will be a separate hot-dog meal available. There will be live music on the green, too!The Sidewalk Sale throughout the district starts at 11 am and continues till 5 pm--so you can shop and enjoy the tantalizing aromas of the bbq at the same time. Each participating store will be putting a table filled with bargains - clothing, books, shoes, pottery, art, crafts, jewelry and much more. You will find tables throughout Fairhaven. One restaurant is even selling no longer used flatware. A great day to go searching for bargains. We invite you down to the Fairhaven Village Green/Fairhaven.
Don't miss this huge, one day, Fairhaven-wide, sidewalk sale for some great bargains on books, clothes, shoes, pottery, crafts, homeware, garden items... the list of what's available in Fairhaven is endless! While you're here, discover new shops as well as some that have been here for a long time but you've not had a chance to experience, and the many great restaurant options in the neighborhood! (Check out the business list in the drop-down bar to the left.)
All this, of course, either before or after you enjoy the great annual Fairhaven Salmon BBQ! Come and enjoy Historic Fairhaven.
At the Firehouse Performing Arts Center in Fairhaven, enjoy a chamber music performance of famous duos for viola and cello by Beethoven and Walter Piston, as well as unaccompanied Bach interpreted by Matthew Rehfeldt, cello, and Leslie Johnson, viola.
For more information, go to www.lavastrings.com, or email info@lavastrings.com. The Firehouse Performing Arts Center is at 1314 Harris Avenue .
Periodically throughout the year, the instructors at Yoga Northwest offer free, introductory courses during one week for new students. There will be over a dozen classes to choose from this week, all levels. No registration necessary--just go early.
To find out more, visit Yoga Northest at their digs, call them at 647-0712, or visit Yoga Northwest online. Yoga Northwest is at 1440 10th Street.
Enjoy a casual jazz trio at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Sunday, September 19
At Village Books tonight, be part of a great reading community and welcome Julia Glass, author of Three Junes (winner of the National Book Award); The Whole World Over; I See You Everywhere, and her new book, The Widower's Tale. Seventy-year-old Percy Darling enjoys a vigorous but mostly solitary life--until, in a complex scheme to help his oldest daughter through a crisis, he allows a progressive preschool to move into his barn. The abrupt transformation of Percy's rural refuge into a lively, youthful community compels him to reexamine the choices he's made since his wife's death, three decades ago, in a senseless accident that still haunts him. No longer can he remain aloof from his neighbors, his two grown daughters, or, to his shock, the precarious joy of falling in love. With equal parts affection and satire, Glass spins a powerful tale about the multigenerational loyalties, rivalries, and secrets of a family,
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place in the Readings Gallery in the lower level of Village Books.
Periodically throughout the year, the instructors at Yoga Northwest offer free, introductory courses during one week for new students. There will be over a dozen classes to choose from this week, all levels. No registration necessary--just go early.
To find out more, visit Yoga Northest at their digs, call them at 647-0712, or visit Yoga Northwest online. Yoga Northwest is at 1440 10th Street.
The Happy Valley Neighborhood Association (www.happyvalleyna.com) and Our Saviour's Lutheran Church regularly partner to provide a "homemade" meal as an opportunity to gather with neighbors, eat good food, and listen to music. Everyone is invited-- and meals are free thanks to wonderful donations made by Great Harvest, Avenue Bread and The Market at Fairhaven!
For more information, to volunteer (cooks are needed!), or to donate, call the church at 733-6749, or Kate Nichols at 360-671-1086. Our Saviour's Lutheran Church is at 1720 Harris Avenue.
Enjoy some traditional pub music at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Tuesday, September 21
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
This is weekly drop-in track workout organized by Fairhaven Runners and let by Steve Grichel. Info on the track workouts: email runners@fairhavenrunners.com.
Info on other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums through Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found by phoning 360-676-4955, visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online, or stopping by the store at 1209 11th Street. For the workout, meet at Sehome High parking lot.
Village Books invites local librarians and teachers to attend an open house with VB's children's book buyer, Sarah Hutton, who would love to talk about great new books, help you find what you need, and answer any questions. Snacks and drinks will be served and there will be lots of great giveaways. RSVP to Sarah at 671-2626 or sarah@villagebooks.com and plan to attend at the store, at 1200 Eleventh St..
A Fairhaven Runners & Walkers free weekly drop-in run, led by store staff and volunteers, the All Paces runs are 20 minutes out and 20 minutes back on two key routes, by the water or through the woods. Participants are divided into groups ranging from run/walk to seven-minute pace. DARKER EVENINGS: bring a flashlight or headlamp and consider wearing reflective clothing.
More info on this and other evening drop-in runs, weekly walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street. Wednesday, September 22
Enjoy the Bellingham Farmers Market--Fairhaven Style! Every Wednesday this summer, enjoy the atmosphere and offerings of the Fairhaven businesses and neighborhood, and purchase your weekly fresh produce, fruits and plants. This year the market will feature roughly 25 vendors of farmers, crafts, and ready-to-eat foods. There is usually live entertainment and always great community and family fun.More info: call 360-647-2060 or visit the Bellingham Farmers Market website. The Bellingham Farmer's Market in Fairhaven is held at the Fairhaven Village Green.
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, the Evening Epic is a "strenuous" run of 1.5-2 hours on hilly terrain with experienced trail runners. Meet at the store in time for the 6pm start. Bring a flashlight and wear reflective clothing during the darker months!
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
At Village Books tonight, Jon Turk will share his new book, The Raven's Gift: A Scientist, A Shaman, and Their Remarkable Journey Through The Siberian Wilderness, about the ties between the natural and spiritual realms, informed by one man’s awakening and guided by the ancient Spirit Bird with wide black wings and the power to heal.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place in the Readings Gallery in the lower level of Village Books. Thursday, September 23
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
At Village Books this afternoon, the ACLU of Washington (Whatcom County Chapter) presents a talk on the history and current litigation and legislative efforts challenging the death penalty in Washington and around the nation. Continuing Legal Education credit is available for attorneys. Free and open to the public. Details at www.aclu-wa.org.
This event is just one of the many offered through Village Books. For info on all Village Books events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit the store at 1200 Eleventh St.
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, "Hit the Trail" a 45-50 minute casual (8-10 minute miles), friendly group run on a variety of local trails led by store staff member Jeva. Expect to drive from the store now and then to local trailheads.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
The Bellingham Tennis Club & Fairhaven Fitness is hosting a talk on metabolism -- the process your body uses to convert food into energy. The higher your metabolism, the more calories you need (and burn) in a day. Learn the ins and outs and "secrets" of your metabolism at this free educational workshop!
Call 360-733-5050 with questions and to reserve space. Or visit Bellingham Tennis Club online or at 800 McKenzie Avenue.
At Village Books tonight, Brad Lancaster discusses his books, Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond, Volumes 1 & 2. Lancaster is a teacher, consultant, designer of regenerative systems, and author. He lives his talk on an oasis-like eighth of an acre in downtown Tucson, Arizona, by harvesting over 100,000 gallons of rainwater a year where just 12 inches per year falls from the sky. This event is part of Whatcom Water Week (Sept 18-25); for info on other WWW activities, visit http://www.whatcomwin.org/.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place in the Readings Gallery in the lower level of Village Books.
Enjoy some jazz guitar with vocals at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642 or visit the restaurant at 1308 Eleventh St.
Friday, September 24
Not far from "downtown" Fairhaven, where Old Fairhaven Parkway meets up with Interstate 5, is The Market at Fairhaven. This summer, in addition to their regular offering of an outdoor BBQ, The Market is hosting live music. This afternoon hear Laura Overstreet at The Market at Fairhaven, 3125 Old Fairhaven Parkway.
Enjoy a classic trio, with jazz, blues and soul, at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 Eleventh St.
Saturday, September 25
Enjoy a trio of bass, keyboard and drums at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642 or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Sunday, September 26
All month, Good Earth Pottery features Chris Moench's Prayer Wheels. Recognized throughout the world, Moench's pieces are "vessels of hope, inspiration, beauty and meditation. They are a celebration of life; what has been and what could be." Good Earth Pottery in historic Fairhaven (360-671-3998) since 1969, represents more than 50 local artists, and monthly features one artist or special show. Visit Good Earth Pottery at the corner of Harris &10th St.
Enjoy some traditional pub music at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Tuesday, September 28
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
This is weekly drop-in track workout organized by Fairhaven Runners and let by Steve Grichel. Info on the track workouts: email runners@fairhavenrunners.com.
Info on other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums through Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found by phoning 360-676-4955, visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online, or stopping by the store at 1209 11th Street. For the workout, meet at Sehome High parking lot.
A Fairhaven Runners & Walkers free weekly drop-in run, led by store staff and volunteers, the All Paces runs are 20 minutes out and 20 minutes back on two key routes, by the water or through the woods. Participants are divided into groups ranging from run/walk to seven-minute pace. DARKER EVENINGS: bring a flashlight or headlamp and consider wearing reflective clothing.
More info on this and other evening drop-in runs, weekly walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street. Wednesday, September 29
Today is the the last day of the Bellingham Farmers Market--Fairhaven Style! Enjoy the atmosphere and offerings of the Fairhaven businesses and neighborhood, and purchase your weekly fresh produce, fruits and plants. This year the market will feature roughly 25 vendors of farmers, crafts, and ready-to-eat foods. There is usually live entertainment and always great community and family fun.More info: call 360-647-2060 or visit the Bellingham Farmers Market website. The Bellingham Farmer's Market in Fairhaven is held at the Fairhaven Village Green.
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, the Evening Epic is a "strenuous" run of 1.5-2 hours on hilly terrain with experienced trail runners. Meet at the store in time for the 6pm start. Bring a flashlight and wear reflective clothing during the darker months!
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street. Thursday, September 30
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, "Hit the Trail" a 45-50 minute casual (8-10 minute miles), friendly group run on a variety of local trails led by store staff member Jeva. Expect to drive from the store now and then to local trailheads.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
Enjoy a solo piano performance at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-3642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Friday, October 1
Enjoy jazz guitar with vocals, at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-3642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Saturday, October 2
Enjoy casual jazz with vocals, at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven (1308 Eleventh St.). For info, call 715-2642 or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Sunday, October 3
Enjoy some traditional pub music at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Tuesday, October 5
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
This is weekly drop-in track workout organized by Fairhaven Runners and let by Steve Grichel. Info on the track workouts: email runners@fairhavenrunners.com.
Info on other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums through Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found by phoning 360-676-4955, visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online, or stopping by the store at 1209 11th Street. For the workout, meet at Sehome High parking lot.
A Fairhaven Runners & Walkers free weekly drop-in run, led by store staff and volunteers, the All Paces runs are 20 minutes out and 20 minutes back on two key routes, by the water or through the woods. Participants are divided into groups ranging from run/walk to seven-minute pace. DARKER EVENINGS: bring a flashlight or headlamp and consider wearing reflective clothing.
More info on this and other evening drop-in runs, weekly walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street. Page 2 of 3 pages | Previous Page | Next Page
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