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Lifestyle Lookout Winter gear swap, Halloween-inspired events, Sesame Street Live and more this weekend in Bellingham and beyond

Bellingham, WALocal News

Whatcom County welcomes the winter season with snow in the mountains and an array of local events this weekend. "Hellingham," a mystery horror production at The Upfront Theatre, allows audience members to influence the storyline every Friday and Saturday until Nov. 1. For those seeking an interactive experience, the Lynden Heritage Museum presents "The Case of the Emporium Inferno," where guests can interview characters and guess the culprit, featuring Italian sodas and a food truck. Ski enthusiasts can attend the annual Ski Swap at Bloedel Donovan Park, which supports local ski programs, with early bird shopping on Friday and public access on Saturday.

Families will enjoy "Sesame Street Live: Elmo and Friends Say Hello" at Mount Baker Theatre on Saturday at 2 p. m. In contrast, thrash metal legends D. R. I.

will perform at the Shakedown on Sunday, promising a high-energy show. These events reflect the community's vibrant cultural scene and provide entertainment options for all ages as winter approaches.

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