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Lifestyle Lookout Hiking, live music and local art in Whatcom County this weekend

Bellingham, WALocal News

Whatcom County is set for a vibrant weekend with summer activities, including hiking and live music. The Horseshoe Bend and Church Mountain trails offer hikers stunning views and challenging terrain in the North Cascades. Stones Throw Brewery will host StoneStock 2025 on Aug. 23, a free event celebrating Woodstock's anniversary with live music, food, and local vendors. The Cordata Gallery features the "Modern Meets Primitive" exhibit until Sept.

27, showcasing the works of Richard Nash, Brian O’Neill, and David Syre. This weekend's events reflect the area's rich cultural scene and encourage community participation. The North Cascades National Park Information Center can provide updates on trail closures for those planning to hike. Local artists and musicians contribute to the vibrant atmosphere of Whatcom County. These events offer residents and visitors alike a chance to enjoy the natural beauty and artistic talent of the region.

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