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Lifestyle Lookout An early start to Oktoberfest in Bellingham, farm tours, live music events and more this weekend

Bellingham, WALocal News

Bellingham kicks off Oktoberfest early at Kulshan's Trackside Beer Garden on September 12, promising live music and a stein-holding contest for attendees. For $15, guests will receive a ceramic stein and a half-liter pour of beer, with a selection of German-style brews available. The Whatcom County Farm Tour on September 13 runs from 10 a. m. to 4 p.

m. , offering locals a chance to engage with farmers and purchase fresh produce. The free tour features several farms, including Five Elements Harvest and Wright Brothers Farm. Additionally, the Deming Library will unveil a new Coast Salish mural, highlighting the traditions of the Nooksack people, with speeches and a potluck meal. Music enthusiasts can catch folk singer Kim Richey at the Mount Baker Theatre and classic metal band Haunt at the Shakedown on September 14.

These events reflect the community's vibrant cultural scene and support for local agriculture. For more details, visit sustainableconnections. org and the respective venue websites.

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