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Lifestyle Lookout Shows at the Mount Baker Theatre, Sunnyland Stomp, Ferndale PRIDE Weekend and more

Bellingham, WALocal News

Whatcom County, WA, is bustling with events this weekend, notably the Northwest Raspberry Festival starting July 18 in Lynden. This celebration features a basketball tournament, kids' scavenger hunt, and live music, showcasing local talent and community spirit. Ferndale PRIDE Weekend will concurrently support the LGBTQIA+ community with workshops and activities, culminating at Pioneer Pavilion on July 20. Music lovers can look forward to concerts at Mount Baker Theatre, including Toad the Wet Sprocket's performance on July 24. The festival's diverse programming highlights the region's cultural richness and inclusivity.

Two additional concerts will take place: Alain Johannes Band at Shakedown and Jackie Venson at Blue Room, both drawing notable audiences. The combination of music and community events under sunny weather promises a lively atmosphere for residents and visitors. Participation is encouraged to enjoy the local festivities and support various causes.

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