Livestreaming will be from a WA stage, with locals featured
New state poet laureate is Rena Priest, Lummi Nation member
WHATCOM — The novel “Greenwood” by Canadian author Michael Christie has been named the Whatcom READS 2022 book selection. The announcement was made at the close of a March 4 event featuring Esi Edugyan, author of the 2021 featured title, “Washington Black.”
LYNDEN — Not able to happen live, the Lynden Music Festival’s annual Christmastime concert did occur livestreamed Monday evening.
Committee reports its hope for the rest of 2020
Matt French earns a living with his art and has a mural in Ferndale
LYNDEN — The Jansen Art Center is calling for artists for the eighth annual Virtual Cup Show art exhibit. Accepted submissions will be “for friends and family to see from all over.”
Infinity Dance kids, director persist on show for six months
Creativity of local Triple Wren Farms in June issue of Florists’ Review
She continues to accompany
Note: Due to COVID-19, this event has been indefinitely postponed.
Event brings five country acts to Saturday grandstand
Film puts 1911-13 achievement of Marathon into context
Director: Its themes still resonate today
Corey Jamison, of CA company here, is putting his touch on Lynden promo
LYNDEN — The 2020 January Series of lectures and concerts from Calvin University in Grand Rapids, Michigan, livestreamed to Third Christian Reformed Church, 514 Liberty St., starts Jan. 8, 2020.
Art to be in Lynden Library and in printed form in January
LYNDEN — The Jennifer Scott Trio is the next music performance in the Concert Series of the Jansen Art Center at 321 Front St. The concert is at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25, open to all ages. Tickets are $25 each.
Author Andes is himself an entrepreneur
Lecture, arts presentations live-streamed to Third CRC
Also upcoming: Art Jingle and Noel Ensemble
New exhibition opens with a reception Dec. 7
It’s a musical adaptation of the classic C.S. Lewis tale
LYNDEN — Military veterans of the community are the guests of honor at the 21st annual Veterans Dinner hosted Nov. 14 by the Lynden Lions Club in partnership with the Lynden Community Center.
She speaks of music’s ability to heal, as four days’ music starts today
LYNDEN — “Anne of Green Gables” is the fall play of Lynden High School performing arts students Nov. 7-10 at Judson Auditorium, 516 Main St. Four shows are at 7 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, and 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
LYNDEN — The Lynden Pioneer Museum, 217 Front St., has its annual open house from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 11.
Matika Wilbur altered her life to gather tribal stories, images
Directors say why they chose ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’ and ‘On Approval’
LYNDEN — The 2019-20 Concert Series at the J started out with soprano Ibidunni Ojikutu and pianist Rebecca Mañalac last Saturday, Sept. 14, and now continues with five more musical performances on this season’s schedule supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Winners of maritime awards also announced
Guests lined up for total of 22 separate musical events
LYNDEN — Whatcom County’s annual Kids Science and Math Expo will be adding a new feature this year: the science of creative arts.
‘Tuesdays With Morrie’ and ‘On Approval’ run concurrently
Ongoing
Gospel music festival is free, but freewill offerings taken
Ongoing
WHATCOM — The third annual Purls & Pop-Ups, a one-day county yarn crawl, will occur on Saturday, Sept. 23, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Participating yarn shops include Apple Yarns and Northwest Yarns in Bellingham and Wear on Earth of Lynden.
Ongoing
Adria Libolt will be at Village Books of Lynden
Cunningham’s technique and objects have been on display at Jansen Art
The first-ever Hops Down Front Street beer walk took place Thursday, Aug. 1, courtesy of the Lynden Downtown Business Association. Eleven Lynden businesses took part in the walk, and the Lynden Hot Thursday Nights event was taking place at the same time on Front Street featuring family-frien…
Ongoing
Also, two music events upcoming
Ongoing
The polished blue “trike” of Bellingham owner Larry Gilfilen was definitely an eye-catcher in the Razz & Shine vehicle show along shaded Front Street on Saturday. Gilfilen built the three-wheeler out of a 1988 Honda Goldwing and it is for sale for $3,750. The 2019 Northwest Raspberry Fes…
Ongoing
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