Lifestyle Lookout Easter events in Whatcom County, Mt. Baker Ski Area closes and Bellingham Beer Week begins

Bellingham, WALocal News

As Easter weekend approaches, Whatcom County is alive with vibrant events catering to families and adults alike. The Mount Baker Ski Area is wrapping up its season, inviting enthusiasts to enjoy sunny spring skiing, with snow depths of 140 inches at Heather Meadows and 160 inches at Pan Dome. At Bellewood Farms, families can engage in Easter festivities, including photo ops with the Easter Bunny and egg hunts scheduled every half hour. For those seeking a quieter experience, the Covenant Church is hosting an egg hunt at Fouts Park, complete with games and snacks. Concurrently, Bellingham Beer Week is underway, celebrating local beer culture with an array of events, including an oyster and beer pairing at Aslan Brewing Co.

and an Easter keg hunt. The weekend culminates in a live performance by Checker Bloom, a local indie rock band, at the Shakedown. With such a diverse lineup of activities, residents and visitors can find something enjoyable for every taste. Whether you're hitting the slopes or hunting for eggs, Whatcom County promises a memorable Easter weekend.

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