$5 bag sale on Saturday. Household items, sporting goods, and crafts are available. All profits go to local and national nonprofits.

Learn how the cultural and ecological history of Olympia’s historic shoreline intertwine during our Sea Stroll walking tours! Starting from the Estuarium, we'll explore the changes to Olympia's shoreline, from its geologic past to present-day concerns like rising sea levels. Learn about the importance of estuaries and what they can do for us, discover the… Continue Reading Sea Stroll with Puget Sound Estuarium

All are excitedly welcome to join the UW Creative Writing community to celebrate the end of National Poetry Month! This all-ages, FREE and open to the public event closes out the month in style with an interactive Poetry Fair featuring UWT student groups, Tacoma Literary Community partners such as Blue Cactus Press, King's Books, Creative… Continue Reading 2nd Annual UWT Poetry Festival: Between the Lines

As part of their ongoing commitment to community engagement and understanding of key electoral issues, The League of Women Voters of Skagit County announces the next installment in their 2024 series of Voter Education presentations. The upcoming public meeting will focus on a vital topic in today’s information age—News & Media Literacy: Informed or Influenced?… Continue Reading The Ins and Outs of News and Media Literacy – Informed or Influenced?

Bike as bare as you dare through Bellingham World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa CYCLISTS & SKATERS: Check-in Saturday 6–7:45pm This is NOT where the ride launches. Participants with bikes skateboards or in-lines will be forwarded to the rally location. RIDE LEAVES BY 8PM so DON’T BE LATE! Rain or shine so BE PREPARED for… Continue Reading World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa

$5 bag sale on Saturday. Household items, sporting goods, and crafts are available. All profits go to local and national nonprofits.

Learn how the cultural and ecological history of Olympia’s historic shoreline intertwine during our Sea Stroll walking tours! Starting from the Estuarium, we'll explore the changes to Olympia's shoreline, from its geologic past to present-day concerns like rising sea levels. Learn about the importance of estuaries and what they can do for us, discover the… Continue Reading Sea Stroll with Puget Sound Estuarium

In advance of wildfire season, PSE wants to share prevention efforts and help you prepare for the upcoming wildfire season. This is a follow-up to the Town Halls conducted in 2022, showing how public feedback has been incorporated into PSE’s Wildfire Mitigation Program and Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Plan, a mitigation tool of last… Continue Reading PSE Wildfire Plan Open House

Bike as bare as you dare through Bellingham World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa CYCLISTS & SKATERS: Check-in Saturday 6–7:45pm This is NOT where the ride launches. Participants with bikes skateboards or in-lines will be forwarded to the rally location. RIDE LEAVES BY 8PM so DON’T BE LATE! Rain or shine so BE PREPARED for… Continue Reading World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa

$5 bag sale on Saturday. Household items, sporting goods, and crafts are available. All profits go to local and national nonprofits.

Learn how the cultural and ecological history of Olympia’s historic shoreline intertwine during our Sea Stroll walking tours! Starting from the Estuarium, we'll explore the changes to Olympia's shoreline, from its geologic past to present-day concerns like rising sea levels. Learn about the importance of estuaries and what they can do for us, discover the… Continue Reading Sea Stroll with Puget Sound Estuarium

May 1st is known around the world as May Day, or International Workers Day. In Olympia, Washington the South Sound Labor School, a committee of The Thurston – Lewis – Mason Central Labor Council, will honor May Day with a march across the 4th Avenue Bridge and a Solidarity Gathering at Traditions Café. May Day… Continue Reading May Day March and Solidarity Night In Olympia

Bike as bare as you dare through Bellingham World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa CYCLISTS & SKATERS: Check-in Saturday 6–7:45pm This is NOT where the ride launches. Participants with bikes skateboards or in-lines will be forwarded to the rally location. RIDE LEAVES BY 8PM so DON’T BE LATE! Rain or shine so BE PREPARED for… Continue Reading World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa

Up next on First Thursday: Join on May 2, 2024 from 12:15 - 12:45 pm, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 323 Catherine Street, Walla Walla WA, for a free concert with mezzo-soprano Sarah Thomson presenting a program entitled “Stories Through Song" featuring a spectrum of works from beloved musical theater shows, noted hymn composers, and… Continue Reading First Thursday: Stories Through Song

$5 bag sale on Saturday. Household items, sporting goods, and crafts are available. All profits go to local and national nonprofits.

Up next on First Thursday: Join on May 2, 2024 from 12:15 - 12:45 pm, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 323 Catherine Street, Walla Walla WA, for a free concert with mezzo-soprano Sarah Thomson presenting a program entitled “Stories Through Song" featuring a spectrum of works from beloved musical theater shows, noted hymn composers, and… Continue Reading First Thursday: Stories Through Song

Learn how the cultural and ecological history of Olympia’s historic shoreline intertwine during our Sea Stroll walking tours! Starting from the Estuarium, we'll explore the changes to Olympia's shoreline, from its geologic past to present-day concerns like rising sea levels. Learn about the importance of estuaries and what they can do for us, discover the… Continue Reading Sea Stroll with Puget Sound Estuarium

Dear Community Members, We are thrilled to invite you to the Walla Walla Basin Watershed Council's 30th Birthday Open House! For three decades, we have been dedicated to enhancing, restoring, and protecting the Walla Walla Basin's natural resources-- and we are excited to share this milestone with you. During our open house, you'll have the… Continue Reading Walla Walla Basin Watershed Council 30-Year Open House

The Winter Solstice (or Midwinter) marks the shortest day and longest night of the year, bringing with it the promise of increased sunlight in the days ahead. It is a time to embrace the darkness, connect with nature and honor the changing of the seasons as a reminder that every ending is also a new… Continue Reading Winter Solstice Festival

Bike as bare as you dare through Bellingham World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa CYCLISTS & SKATERS: Check-in Saturday 6–7:45pm This is NOT where the ride launches. Participants with bikes skateboards or in-lines will be forwarded to the rally location. RIDE LEAVES BY 8PM so DON’T BE LATE! Rain or shine so BE PREPARED for… Continue Reading World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa

$5 bag sale on Saturday. Household items, sporting goods, and crafts are available. All profits go to local and national nonprofits.

Learn how the cultural and ecological history of Olympia’s historic shoreline intertwine during our Sea Stroll walking tours! Starting from the Estuarium, we'll explore the changes to Olympia's shoreline, from its geologic past to present-day concerns like rising sea levels. Learn about the importance of estuaries and what they can do for us, discover the… Continue Reading Sea Stroll with Puget Sound Estuarium

Happy Monday Spokane! Downtown is hosting some upcoming and exciting opportunities for creative, aspiring individuals. Are you a vendor, artist, or entertainer interested in being a part of events presented by Downtown Spokane? Make sure to become a part of our registered vendor program and receive updates when opportunities become available. Don't miss out on… Continue Reading Weekends on Wall

The Winter Solstice (or Midwinter) marks the shortest day and longest night of the year, bringing with it the promise of increased sunlight in the days ahead. It is a time to embrace the darkness, connect with nature and honor the changing of the seasons as a reminder that every ending is also a new… Continue Reading Winter Solstice Festival

Together we'll share the ups and downs of life through original music and uniquely arranged jazz standards. There's love and heartache, happiness and pain — but through it all, remember that you are a life well loved 💕 The Stephanie Steele Quintet packs a punch. Whether they’re playing a spiced-up version of your old favorite… Continue Reading The Stephanie Steele Quintet Presents “A Life Well Loved”

Featuring: “Requiem” by Herbert Howells Daniel M. Colgan Artistic Director “It is Happiness” by Joan Szymko Vicki Jardine-Tobin Chorale Director Free admission Donations gratefully accepted

Bike as bare as you dare through Bellingham World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa CYCLISTS & SKATERS: Check-in Saturday 6–7:45pm This is NOT where the ride launches. Participants with bikes skateboards or in-lines will be forwarded to the rally location. RIDE LEAVES BY 8PM so DON’T BE LATE! Rain or shine so BE PREPARED for… Continue Reading World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa

$5 bag sale on Saturday. Household items, sporting goods, and crafts are available. All profits go to local and national nonprofits.

Come collaborate with the City and NSEA at Willow Spring in Squalicum Creek Park! We will be caring for new native plants at this impressive restoration site. Find out more and register at https://www.volunteerbellingham.org/need/detail/?need_id=919592

Restore salmon habitat by tackling nasty scotch broom at this beautiful tributary site right off the North Fork of the Nooksack River with us and the Whatcom Land Trust! Registration is required due to limited parking and tools. Directions to parking: from Bellingham, take Mt. Baker Highway east to Maple Falls. Once through Maples Falls,… Continue Reading NSEA Work Party

See inside the World's Biggest Beagle, a much-visited iconic roadside attraction. This is the first time in nearly 20 years the public we be able to go inside the former bed & breakfast located inside this dog-shaped building. Owners and originators will be on hand to conduct free tours and to sign copies of their… Continue Reading Tour in the World’s Biggest Beagle and Book Signing

Speakers, classes, demos, and a vendor market focused on a broad range of holistic wellness products, services and activities. Meet local wellness practitioners, sample products and services, and learn something new. For more information, see https://nwmindbodyspirit.com/cle-elum/ Saturday, May 4, 10:00am-5:00pm. Free and open to the public.

Old Town Craft & Music Fest is Saturday, May 6, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. in Tacoma's Old Town Park, 2350 N 30th St. Experience a variety of heritage crafts and demonstrations, local music, and kids' activities. This FREE community event features family fun for all ages during Tacoma's Heritage Preservation Month. Additional event details… Continue Reading Old Town Craft and Music Fest

Birchwood Garden Club’s 31st Annual Plant Sale! New Time!!! 11 AM until 2 PM Cash or Check Only Please Birchwood Garden Club’s 31st annual plant sale will be held on Saturday, May 4, 2024 with the new hours of 11:00 AM until 2:00 PM. The sale will still be in the lower level conference room… Continue Reading Birchwood Garden Club’s 31st Annual Plant Sale!

Learn how the cultural and ecological history of Olympia’s historic shoreline intertwine during our Sea Stroll walking tours! Starting from the Estuarium, we'll explore the changes to Olympia's shoreline, from its geologic past to present-day concerns like rising sea levels. Learn about the importance of estuaries and what they can do for us, discover the… Continue Reading Sea Stroll with Puget Sound Estuarium

Featuring: “Requiem” by Herbert Howells Daniel M. Colgan Artistic Director “It is Happiness” by Joan Szymko Vicki Jardine-Tobin Chorale Director Free admission Donations gratefully accepted

The Winter Solstice (or Midwinter) marks the shortest day and longest night of the year, bringing with it the promise of increased sunlight in the days ahead. It is a time to embrace the darkness, connect with nature and honor the changing of the seasons as a reminder that every ending is also a new… Continue Reading Winter Solstice Festival

Community Contra Dance from 7:30 to 10:30 at the Hal Holmes Center (209 N. Ruby; corner Ruby & 2nd). All dances are taught, so even if you don’t have a clue what it is, come give it a try. There is live music, and all are welcome: singles, couples, children, beginners, whoever. The dance is… Continue Reading Community Contra Dance

Bike as bare as you dare through Bellingham World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa CYCLISTS & SKATERS: Check-in Saturday 6–7:45pm This is NOT where the ride launches. Participants with bikes skateboards or in-lines will be forwarded to the rally location. RIDE LEAVES BY 8PM so DON’T BE LATE! Rain or shine so BE PREPARED for… Continue Reading World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa

$5 bag sale on Saturday. Household items, sporting goods, and crafts are available. All profits go to local and national nonprofits.

Local nature-based artist Mary Carpenter invites us to experience the colors, patterns, and scents of spring slowly & intentionally, using all of our senses. Dress for all weather Distance: ~2.0 miles Grade: ~ 200 ft elevation gain

May Day 2024 falls on a Wednesday, which makes celebrating International Workers Day difficult for families with work or school obligations during the week. The South Sound Labor School, a Committee of the Thurston – Lewis – Mason Central Labor Council, doesn’t want working families in our region to miss the opportunity to commemorate this… Continue Reading Working People’s Picnic

Learn how the cultural and ecological history of Olympia’s historic shoreline intertwine during our Sea Stroll walking tours! Starting from the Estuarium, we'll explore the changes to Olympia's shoreline, from its geologic past to present-day concerns like rising sea levels. Learn about the importance of estuaries and what they can do for us, discover the… Continue Reading Sea Stroll with Puget Sound Estuarium

Featuring: “Requiem” by Herbert Howells Daniel M. Colgan Artistic Director “It is Happiness” by Joan Szymko Vicki Jardine-Tobin Chorale Director Free admission Donations gratefully accepted

The Winter Solstice (or Midwinter) marks the shortest day and longest night of the year, bringing with it the promise of increased sunlight in the days ahead. It is a time to embrace the darkness, connect with nature and honor the changing of the seasons as a reminder that every ending is also a new… Continue Reading Winter Solstice Festival

Bike as bare as you dare through Bellingham World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa CYCLISTS & SKATERS: Check-in Saturday 6–7:45pm This is NOT where the ride launches. Participants with bikes skateboards or in-lines will be forwarded to the rally location. RIDE LEAVES BY 8PM so DON’T BE LATE! Rain or shine so BE PREPARED for… Continue Reading World Naked Bike Ride Bellingham Wa