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Lifestyle Lookout Bellingham Improv Festival, exotic pets at the fairgrounds, holiday events and more in Whatcom County

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The Bellingham Improv Festival celebrates improv theater from Nov. 20-23 at the Upfront Theatre and New Prospect Theatre, providing an opportunity for local talent to shine. On the same weekend, the Show Me the Reptiles Show and Expo offers exotic animals for viewing and sale at the NWW Fairgrounds. Admission for this event is $10, and it runs from 10 a. m.

to 3:30 p. m. Santa Claus will arrive at Bellis Fair Mall on Nov. 21 at 5:30 p. m.

, kicking off a series of holiday events including Sensory Santa and Pet Santa. The Allied Arts Holiday Festival of the Arts, a tradition for over 46 years, will feature more than 100 artisans and live music from Nov. 21 until Christmas Eve. Both festivals aim to engage the community and enhance the holiday spirit. Residents can plan their weekend activities while preparing for Thanksgiving.

For tickets and schedules, visit the event websites for detailed information.

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