WhatCom County, Wa (Mybellinghamnow.com)-February is in full swing in the county of WhatCom and there are many opportunities to celebrate the month of the history of Valentine’s Day and the history of blacks this weekend. From live music to dance through the celebration of Bellingham’s nightlife, we have covered you in the mouth of this week.
Saturday, February 15, Aslan Brewing celebrates 7th birthday From its second location in downtown Bellingham, Aslan Depot. This is a free event featuring special beer, wine, handcrafted cocktails, a tattoo artist and live music based in Bellingham Cuttlefish.
Aslan Depot’s 7th The birthday party starts at noon and live music begins at 7 p.m., so go to their location at 1322 N. State Street to celebrate community and craft beer. Go to aslanbrewing.com For all the details.
February is the month of black history and the Firehouse Arts and Events Center in Fairhaven is organizing a visualization of BRISING BORS SATURDAY. Breaking Boundaries is a documentary film on Nastasya Generalova, a black gymnast from California. The film tells of her trip as the only black girl from Team USA and her relationship with her mother during the Tokyo Olympics.
Breaking Boundaries is part of the International Women’s Film Festival Cascadia. Tickets are $ 12 and the show starts at 7 p.m. The Firehouse Arts and Events Center is located at 1314 Harris Ave.
It is an excellent opportunity to support the Firefighter center after being the victim of a recent night burglary. Last weekends, thieves broke into and stole approximately $ 500, causing about $ 9,000 in damage to their establishment.
If you are looking for something active and inside to do on Sunday February 16, do not look any further than the collective Bellingham Salsa. Every Sunday at 5.30 p.m., they welcome Salsa lessons at the Majestic at 1027 N. Forest St. It starts with a 30 -minute foundation class for beginners followed by one hour for level 1 and level 2 dancers. Then From 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., they open the ground to make everyone dance all night.
The Salsa collective suggests a donation of $ 10, but if this does not correspond to your budget, you can participate for free. Go to Collective Bellingham Salsa Facebook page For all the details.
If you are looking for something special to do for Valentine’s Day, Mount Baker Theater has covered you. Devoted Bring its unique brand of independent rock to Bellingham on Friday February 14 at 7:30 p.m., the group based in Colorado plays music inspired by Cabaret, Norteño, Punk and Dance music from Eastern Europe.
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Tickets for Devotchka start at $ 34. For all the details, go to Montbakertheatre.com.
You can also find a full list of Valentine’s Day events in WhatCom County here.
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