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January 2020
In conjunction with Whatcom Reads, join us as we explore early photographic technology, similar to that used by Eowyn Ivey in her book “To the Bright Edge of the World.” In this intergenerational workshop, participants will learn about the beginnings of photography and build their own camera obscura.
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Escape to romantic post-war Paris where Gershwin’s soaring melodies accompany a world rediscovering the power of love! Who could ask for anything more from this breathtaking production full of sweeping song and dance. Winner of four Tony Awards and inspired by the Academy Award-winning film, this exquisite production features your favorite Gershwin songs including “I Got Rhythm,” “Liza,” “'S Wonderful,” “But Not for Me,” and “Stairway to Paradise.” “Pure joy… An American in Paris is a TRIUMPH!” —The New York Times
Find out moreIn this 5-week evening class you will learn basic jewelry fabrication techniques including: annealing, sawing, piercing, filing, texturing, soldering, forming, and polishing using non-ferrous metals. You will use BMAG's jewelry tools and equipment, in a safe, supportive, creative environment and you can expect to finish one to two interesting pieces using these basic skills. No experience necessary! Instructor: Sacha Bliese. Prerequisites: Open to adults, 18 years or older, wanting to learn new skills. Full details and to Register go to: Current.BMAG-WA.org Bellingham Metal Arts Guild is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization promoting the Metal Arts through classes, workshops, lectures & more at our studio/education facility in the Squalicum Harbor Mall: 2620 North Harbor Loop Dr. Suite 6, Bellingham, WA 98225 Phone: 360-788-5858 eMail: Info@BMAG-WA.org
Find out moreGreyson Chance presents the Portraits World Tour, as he returns to the spotlight with the release of his second studio album, Portraits. This fresh, full-length album blends synthpop with Chance’s characteristic solo-piano style. The 12 tracks explore the journey of his previous relationship with titles such as “Yours,” “Bleed You Still,” “Timekeeper,” and “Shut Up.” Opening Concert One will be Skela. The Whatcom County North Rotary Club is a private, non-profit community organization made up of friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change—across the globe, in our community, and in ourselves. Concert One 2020 is designed to benefit people who are experiencing homelessness. Whatcom County North Rotary Club is partnering with these five local non-profits and donating the proceeds of this event to the programming of these caring organizations: the Ground Floor, Interfaith Coalition, the Lighthouse Mission, Opportunity Council, and Lydia Place.
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Greyson Chance presents the Portraits World Tour, as he returns to the spotlight with the release of his second studio album, Portraits. This fresh, full-length album blends synthpop with Chance’s characteristic solo-piano style. The 12 tracks explore the journey of his previous relationship with titles such as “Yours,” “Bleed You Still,” “Timekeeper,” and “Shut Up.” Opening Concert One will be Skela. The Whatcom County North Rotary Club is a private, non-profit community organization made up of friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change—across the globe, in our community, and in ourselves. Concert One 2020 is designed to benefit people who are experiencing homelessness. Whatcom County North Rotary Club is partnering with these five local non-profits and donating the proceeds of this event to the programming of these caring organizations: the Ground Floor, Interfaith Coalition, the Lighthouse Mission, Opportunity Council, and Lydia Place.
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Get your voice warmed up, cut up your curtains, and be a part of Sing-a-Long-a Sound of Music, a glorious technicolor screening of the Julie Andrews musical with subtitles and an emcee to encourage full audience participation! Come dressed for the costume contest (will you be the baroness or a goatherd?), grab your included prop bag, and have a blast celebrating this beloved classic. “ …a monumental feat of interactive fun that somehow taps into a piece of shared past.” —Toronto Star
Find out moreGet your voice warmed up, cut up your curtains, and be a part of Sing-a-Long-a Sound of Music, a glorious technicolor screening of the Julie Andrews musical with subtitles and an emcee to encourage full audience participation! Come dressed for the costume contest (will you be the baroness or a goatherd?), grab your included prop bag, and have a blast celebrating this beloved classic. “ …a monumental feat of interactive fun that somehow taps into a piece of shared past.” —Toronto Star
Find out moreLearn how to properly use specific tools and equipment for jewelry fabrication techniques including: Sawing, piercing, filing, texturing, basic soldering, forming, sanding and finishing, using non-ferrous metals. You will use BMAG’s jewelry tools and equipment, in a safe, supportive, creative environment. Each step will be well demonstrated with personal attention. You will leave the class with a sample piece of the techniques you have learned. Instructor: Marie-Claire Dole. Prerequisites: Beginning class open to adults, 18 +, wanting to learn new skills. *** NOTE *** Register before Jan 19th to allow the instructor time to purchase materials.*** Bellingham Metal Arts Guild (BMAG) is located in the Squalicum Harbor Mall at: 2620 North Harbor Loop Dr. Suite #6, Bellingham, WA 98225. Phone: 360-788-5858. Bellingham Metal Arts Guild is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization promoting the Metal Arts in our community through educational classes, workshop, lectures & more at our educational studio/facility. Free parking & handicapped accessible. For full details and to Register, go to: Current.BMAG-WA.org
Find out moreEnjoy a low sensory morning in the Family Interactive Gallery (FIG) inside the Lightcatcher building. This program offers reserved museum time for children ages 12 and younger with autism spectrum or sensory processing disorders and their families. We will have tools available and accommodations in place to support your visit. For questions or to access pre-visit materials, contact Chelsea Macias at camacias@cob.org or by phone at 360.778.8935. RSVP requested, but not necessary.
Find out moreJoin us for a special Audubon at the Museum program in conjunction with Whatcom Reads book selection “To the Bright Edge of the World” by Eowyn Ivey. North Cascades Audubon Society volunteer Paul Woodcock will give a short talk and discussion on the history of collecting bird specimens and how it relates to the John M. Edson Hall of Birds. All ages are welcome.
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