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Lifestyle Lookout Bike Party, Yarn Shop Tour, Blaine Block Party and live music

Bellingham, WALocal News

Whatcom County will host a variety of events this weekend, highlighted by the Bike Party in downtown Bellingham on May 16, celebrating Bike to Work and School Day. Attendees can enjoy tricycle games, bike polo, and live music from 4:30 p. m. to 7 p. m.

, alongside food stalls and bike-related vendors. The Puget Sound Local Yarn Shop Tour offers discounts and free patterns at 25 shops through May 18, including Apple Yarns and Northwest Yarns. Blaine's Spring Block Party on May 17 will feature 60 vendors and family activities, such as face painting and a scavenger hunt. The Western Symphony Orchestra will perform popular film scores at WWU’s Performing Art Center on Saturday at 7:30 p. m.

, adding cultural depth to the weekend. Local businesses and organizations, like the Whatcom Transportation Authority, will participate to enhance community engagement. These events provide opportunities for residents to enjoy music, crafts, and outdoor activities while supporting local commerce. The weekend promises a lively atmosphere despite the dreary weather.

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