Lifestyle Lookout Ferndale Block Party, Bigfoot Festival and Acid Ball Psych Fest

Bellingham, WALocal News

Whatcom County's August festivities kick off with the Ferndale Block Party and the 2025 Bigfoot Festival, attracting locals and visitors alike. The Ferndale Block Party at FrinGe Brewing, free to attendees, offers live music, art displays, and activities for children, making it a family-friendly event on August 1-2. Notable performances include The Naughty Blokes and Cosmic Sauce on Friday night, followed by bands like Written in Sand on Saturday, ensuring a lively atmosphere. Meanwhile, the Bigfoot Festival in Maple Falls celebrates the legendary creature with over 60 vendors, live music, and fundraising opportunities, appealing to enthusiasts and families on August 2. The Acid Ball Psych Rock Music Festival at Trackside features a diverse lineup of bands for a vibrant musical experience.

Tickets for the Acid Ball festival are priced at $20, with free entry for kids under 12, making it accessible for families. These events foster community engagement and provide entertainment options for all ages. For further information, visit nwssc. org to explore the full list of events.

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