Guidebook for Bellingham
Food Scene
Great cocktails, lovely ambience. If you're lucky enough to stay Wednesday night, you have to order their fried chicken... I'm not kidding.
11 locals recommend
Hundred North
100 N Commercial StGreat cocktails, lovely ambience. If you're lucky enough to stay Wednesday night, you have to order their fried chicken... I'm not kidding.
Taco Lobo
117 W Magnolia StAuthentic Mexican food, fresh salsas, and yummy margaritas.
Nice spot to sit outside and enjoy an espresso or beer. Fresh ingredients make their sandwiches a perfect spot for a light lunch.
Cafe Velo
120 Prospect StNice spot to sit outside and enjoy an espresso or beer. Fresh ingredients make their sandwiches a perfect spot for a light lunch.
Primer Coffee
1400 W Holly StReally really good espresso, nice ambience.
Fiamma Burger
1309 Railroad AveBest burgers ever.
Mount Bakery Cafe Downtown
308 W Champion StBelgian baked goods. Good spot for brunch.
La Fiamma Wood Fire Pizza
200 E Chestnut StThe old press room of the Herald Building was transformed into a lovely restaurant with delicious cocktails and tasty dishes.
29 locals recommend
EAT Restaurant and Bar
1200 Cornwall AveThe old press room of the Herald Building was transformed into a lovely restaurant with delicious cocktails and tasty dishes.
Homeskillet
521 Kentucky StBest damn brunch in town.
Best Tex-Mex north of the border. Peps just added fresh squeezed margaritas... so refreshing with a big bowl of chips and their take on a chicken quesadilla.
36 locals recommend
Pepper Sisters
1055 N State StBest Tex-Mex north of the border. Peps just added fresh squeezed margaritas... so refreshing with a big bowl of chips and their take on a chicken quesadilla.
"Their house-made seasonal menu is devoted to thoughtfully sourcing local ingredients, and reviving simple, scratch-kitchen classics with a new twist. "
Great spot for snacks and refreshments after a visit to Lake Whatcom Park.
24 locals recommend
Fork At Agate Bay
2530 N Shore Rd "Their house-made seasonal menu is devoted to thoughtfully sourcing local ingredients, and reviving simple, scratch-kitchen classics with a new twist. "
Great spot for snacks and refreshments after a visit to Lake Whatcom Park.
Kombucha brew-pub serving several of their house made Kombuchas on draft in addition to several local beers and hard ciders. Great fresh food with a veggie-theme.
17 locals recommend
Kombucha Town
210 E Chestnut StKombucha brew-pub serving several of their house made Kombuchas on draft in addition to several local beers and hard ciders. Great fresh food with a veggie-theme.
Great place to stop on trips to/from Mt. Baker. Situated along the Mt. Baker Highway (SR-542) offering great house-brewed beers, excellent old-school style pizza, an extensive breweriana and beer bottle collection and...a wedding chapel. Have a beer, eat a pizza and...get married!
One of the smallest breweries on the West Coast, our brewhouse produces 109 gallons a batch (3.5 barrels). They focus on true English-style ales and sours and also make a great NA root beer. Worth a trip even if you aren't in the area for hiking, skiing, eagle watching, etc..!
56 locals recommend
North Fork Brewery
6186 Mt Baker HwyGreat place to stop on trips to/from Mt. Baker. Situated along the Mt. Baker Highway (SR-542) offering great house-brewed beers, excellent old-school style pizza, an extensive breweriana and beer bottle collection and...a wedding chapel. Have a beer, eat a pizza and...get married!
One of the smallest breweries on the West Coast, our brewhouse produces 109 gallons a batch (3.5 barrels). They focus on true English-style ales and sours and also make a great NA root beer. Worth a trip even if you aren't in the area for hiking, skiing, eagle watching, etc..!
Wine bar with small-bites menu located in the courtyard of the Whatcom Museum. A nice spot to read and/or just relax with a glass of wine surrounded by art.
Artifacts Cafe & Wine Bar
202 Grand AvenueWine bar with small-bites menu located in the courtyard of the Whatcom Museum. A nice spot to read and/or just relax with a glass of wine surrounded by art.
Climbing the list of my Top-10 ice cream shops in America. Seriously creative and....seriously good. Cash only but they have an on-site cash machine and refund the cash machine fee.
52 locals recommend
Mallard Ice Cream
1323 Railroad AveClimbing the list of my Top-10 ice cream shops in America. Seriously creative and....seriously good. Cash only but they have an on-site cash machine and refund the cash machine fee.
Beach Store Cafe
2200 N Nugent RdGreat food and drinks just steps off the Lummi Island Ferry.
World renowned restaurant and inn on the western shore of Lummi Island. Dinner will take some pre-planning as they are often booked months in advance. Show up for lunch (especially mid-week) without a reservation and you can usually find a seat on their deck where you will be treated to sublime views of the Salish Sea (sometimes glimpses of large marine mammals!) and amazing small plates and cocktails.
Seasonal - Closed Late-Winter
The Willows Inn Restaurant
2579 W Shore DrWorld renowned restaurant and inn on the western shore of Lummi Island. Dinner will take some pre-planning as they are often booked months in advance. Show up for lunch (especially mid-week) without a reservation and you can usually find a seat on their deck where you will be treated to sublime views of the Salish Sea (sometimes glimpses of large marine mammals!) and amazing small plates and cocktails.
Seasonal - Closed Late-Winter
Essentials
Everything you need you can find here including a great deli for full meals. Plenty of veggie and vegan foods.
59 locals recommend
Community Food Co-op Downtown
1220 N Forest StEverything you need you can find here including a great deli for full meals. Plenty of veggie and vegan foods.
Just your average, typical grocery store. Variety of organic products available.
54 locals recommend
Haggen
1401 12th StJust your average, typical grocery store. Variety of organic products available.
Saturday only. Truly one of the best regional markets. Local produce and artisan goods. Go.
73 locals recommend
Bellingham Farmers Market
1100 Railroad AveSaturday only. Truly one of the best regional markets. Local produce and artisan goods. Go.
A mid-market WF with the usual array of their offerings and a nice wood-fired pizza oven that cranks out whole pies and slices that you can enjoy with a pint of local brew pre or post shopping.
29 locals recommend
Whole Foods Market
1030 Lakeway DrA mid-market WF with the usual array of their offerings and a nice wood-fired pizza oven that cranks out whole pies and slices that you can enjoy with a pint of local brew pre or post shopping.
Drinks & Nightlife
Great spot to sit and drink some local brew. Outside seating with a food truck for din din.
47 locals recommend
Wander Brewing
1807 Dean AveGreat spot to sit and drink some local brew. Outside seating with a food truck for din din.
Aslan Brewing Company
1330 N Forest StGood is ok. Beer ok, but you can sit outside.
Elizabeth Station
1400 W Holly StHuuuuuuge variety of local brew and bottled beer.
Cocktails are sooooo good. Good food too. Comfort food is their take on the classic grilled cheese and tomato soup.
The Real McCoy Home Bar & Kitchen
114 Prospect StCocktails are sooooo good. Good food too. Comfort food is their take on the classic grilled cheese and tomato soup.
Structures Brewing
601 N State StRedlight
109 N State StBellingham's oldest brewery with a great selection of NW beers and a large outdoor beer garden.
Check their calendar for the list of great summer events that take place in the beer garden.
http://www.bbaybrewery.com/summerbeer-garden-series
119 locals recommend
Boundary Bay Brewery & Bistro
1107 Railroad AveBellingham's oldest brewery with a great selection of NW beers and a large outdoor beer garden.
Check their calendar for the list of great summer events that take place in the beer garden.
http://www.bbaybrewery.com/summerbeer-garden-series
With its 4-barrel brewing capacity, Menace is a small batch brewery, which allows them to focus on quality, consistency, and variety in their recipes. Small batches encourage experimentation, so expect to see non-standards!
Current offerings include Chili Bravo, Foreign Extra Stout, IRA, Beer’s Lite, and Cascade SMASH (single malt and single hop). You can also find guest cider and beer on tap.
Food is via rotating food trucks - check in on Facebook for current offerings: https://www.facebook.com/MenaceBrewing/
22 locals recommend
Menace Brewing
2529 Meridian StWith its 4-barrel brewing capacity, Menace is a small batch brewery, which allows them to focus on quality, consistency, and variety in their recipes. Small batches encourage experimentation, so expect to see non-standards!
Current offerings include Chili Bravo, Foreign Extra Stout, IRA, Beer’s Lite, and Cascade SMASH (single malt and single hop). You can also find guest cider and beer on tap.
Food is via rotating food trucks - check in on Facebook for current offerings: https://www.facebook.com/MenaceBrewing/
Founded in 2012 by Bellingham native David Vitt, we are one of the fastest-growing breweries in Whatcom County, highly regarded for making delicious and well-balanced ales and lagers. Just one year after opening, we doubled the size of our brewhouse to 15 barrels in order to keep up with demand. In 2015 we opened a second brewery, affectionately named “K2”, in Bellingham with a 30-barrel brewhouse. We have a strong following for our extensive line of award-winning beers, including Bastard Kat IPA, Red Cap Irish Red Ale, Transporter Porter, Good Ol’ Boy Pale Ale and much more, plus a host of seasonal, specialty and limited-release beers.
The original location...
86 locals recommend
Kulshan Brewing Company
2238 James StFounded in 2012 by Bellingham native David Vitt, we are one of the fastest-growing breweries in Whatcom County, highly regarded for making delicious and well-balanced ales and lagers. Just one year after opening, we doubled the size of our brewhouse to 15 barrels in order to keep up with demand. In 2015 we opened a second brewery, affectionately named “K2”, in Bellingham with a 30-barrel brewhouse. We have a strong following for our extensive line of award-winning beers, including Bastard Kat IPA, Red Cap Irish Red Ale, Transporter Porter, Good Ol’ Boy Pale Ale and much more, plus a host of seasonal, specialty and limited-release beers.
The original location...
K2 = Kulshan II: Second location provides additional brewing capacity inside renovated warehouse. Airy bar area with several large screens for viewing sports. Great beers and rotating lineup of food trucks.
86 locals recommend
Kulshan Brewing Company
2238 James StK2 = Kulshan II: Second location provides additional brewing capacity inside renovated warehouse. Airy bar area with several large screens for viewing sports. Great beers and rotating lineup of food trucks.
One of the newer breweries in town. Built up like a Lego structure out of repurposed shipping containers. Nice taproom with outside covered seating area and rooftop open air seating. Food trucks handle the culinary side of things with numerous other small cafes and restaurants nearby. Located just steps off the Interurban Trail making this a great post run/walk/hike or bike stop.
42 locals recommend
Fairhaven Stones Throw Brewery
1009 Larrabee AveOne of the newer breweries in town. Built up like a Lego structure out of repurposed shipping containers. Nice taproom with outside covered seating area and rooftop open air seating. Food trucks handle the culinary side of things with numerous other small cafes and restaurants nearby. Located just steps off the Interurban Trail making this a great post run/walk/hike or bike stop.
Located across the street from Bellingham's Saturday Farmer's Market and the legendary Boundary Bay Brewery. Great local beers with a secluded outside seating area that offers great views of Bellingham Bay and Lummi Island.
16 locals recommend
GRUFF Brewing Co.
104 E Maple StLocated across the street from Bellingham's Saturday Farmer's Market and the legendary Boundary Bay Brewery. Great local beers with a secluded outside seating area that offers great views of Bellingham Bay and Lummi Island.
Constantly rotating, well curated, large tap list including 4 nitro handles. Solid pub food menu and annex area (adjoining space) that features pool tables and old-skool arcade games.
8 locals recommend
The Local Public House
1427 Railroad AveConstantly rotating, well curated, large tap list including 4 nitro handles. Solid pub food menu and annex area (adjoining space) that features pool tables and old-skool arcade games.
Entertainment & Activities
For rainy days.
Classic independent "art house" theater with comfy seats and beer, wine and great snack options.
67 locals recommend
Pickford Film Center
1318 Bay StFor rainy days.
Classic independent "art house" theater with comfy seats and beer, wine and great snack options.
Great local bicycle shop with large selection of road, MTB, cyclocross and commuter bikes plus loads of accessories and apparel. Topnotch service and great advice on local rides and routes. Large selection of high-quality rental bikes: MTB and road.
Bonus: several local beers on tap for post (pre!?!) ride refreshment!
8 locals recommend
Fanatik Bike Co.
1812 N State StGreat local bicycle shop with large selection of road, MTB, cyclocross and commuter bikes plus loads of accessories and apparel. Topnotch service and great advice on local rides and routes. Large selection of high-quality rental bikes: MTB and road.
Bonus: several local beers on tap for post (pre!?!) ride refreshment!
The only retail location in North America to showcase every single model of Kona's extensive (and growing!) line of bicycles. Kona covers all the bases with, road, CX, MTB, cargo, commuter and kids bike plus a handful of their rarer offerings. Great deals on demos/rentals too.
The Kona Bike Shop
1622 N State StThe only retail location in North America to showcase every single model of Kona's extensive (and growing!) line of bicycles. Kona covers all the bases with, road, CX, MTB, cargo, commuter and kids bike plus a handful of their rarer offerings. Great deals on demos/rentals too.
Great local bicycle manufacturer with a focus on mountain bikes and having fun on two-wheels. Beautiful showroom and shop in an industrial warehouse sector of town.
The shop also features a demo center with all of their bike models available for rental at $40/day. The showroom is located a few blocks away from the trail system leading to Galbraith Mountain and miles of singletrack playground.
Transition Bikes
5090 Samish WayGreat local bicycle manufacturer with a focus on mountain bikes and having fun on two-wheels. Beautiful showroom and shop in an industrial warehouse sector of town.
The shop also features a demo center with all of their bike models available for rental at $40/day. The showroom is located a few blocks away from the trail system leading to Galbraith Mountain and miles of singletrack playground.
Shopping
Carefully curated goods are available at this store that carries highly designed items and regional jewelry. Fun kids toys. Marimekko!
Ideal
1227 Cornwall AveCarefully curated goods are available at this store that carries highly designed items and regional jewelry. Fun kids toys. Marimekko!
Fairhaven was its own town but is now part of Bellingham. It's cute. It's where tourists spend a lot of their time walking the streets and buying things.
122 locals recommend
Fairhaven
Fairhaven was its own town but is now part of Bellingham. It's cute. It's where tourists spend a lot of their time walking the streets and buying things.
Penny Lane Antique Mall
427 W Holly StGreat antique shopping mall.
Classic Old-School PNW sporting goods store. Everything from hiking boots, to fishing lures to Legos in their toy store basement. Your grandpa probably shopped at a store like this!
9 locals recommend
Yeager's Sporting Goods
3101 Northwest AveClassic Old-School PNW sporting goods store. Everything from hiking boots, to fishing lures to Legos in their toy store basement. Your grandpa probably shopped at a store like this!
Parks & Nature
Hiking-ish. Trails all over the arboretum linking WWU campus to a few Bellingham neighborhoods. Huntoon Trail leads to a view tower overlooking downtown Bellingham and Canada beyond.
11 locals recommend
Sehome Arboretum View Tower
Huntoon TrailHiking-ish. Trails all over the arboretum linking WWU campus to a few Bellingham neighborhoods. Huntoon Trail leads to a view tower overlooking downtown Bellingham and Canada beyond.
Big open grass lawn right on the water plus a waterfront trail leading to Fairhaven at Taylor Dock.
48 locals recommend
Bayview Drive
Bayview DriveBig open grass lawn right on the water plus a waterfront trail leading to Fairhaven at Taylor Dock.
Squalicum Boathouse
2600 N Harbor Loop DrTrails to walk all along the waterfront.
"Enjoy views of Lake Whatcom, the surrounding hills, waterfalls, and giant old Douglas Fir trees. Lake Whatcom Park gives visitors the opportunity to stroll by the lake and walk through a lush forest. The interpretive kiosk, located at the lakeshore, tells the story of Lake Whatcom and its significance to our community."
http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/2098/Lake-Whatcom-Park
pro tips: if the upper parking lot (#2 on sign), continue south on N Shore Rd to lower lot (#1) on left. Get there early as both lots fill up quickly on sunny weekends.
North Lake Whatcom Trailhead
"Enjoy views of Lake Whatcom, the surrounding hills, waterfalls, and giant old Douglas Fir trees. Lake Whatcom Park gives visitors the opportunity to stroll by the lake and walk through a lush forest. The interpretive kiosk, located at the lakeshore, tells the story of Lake Whatcom and its significance to our community."
http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/2098/Lake-Whatcom-Park
pro tips: if the upper parking lot (#2 on sign), continue south on N Shore Rd to lower lot (#1) on left. Get there early as both lots fill up quickly on sunny weekends.
"A short run, bike or drive south of Bellingham will take you to a labyrinth of foot, bike, and horse trails in the Chuckanut Mountains. Trails access old forests, lakes, streams, waterfalls, and has great views of Mount Baker, Bellingham Bay, the San Juan Islands, and the Olympic Peninsula. Whatcom County Parks & Recreation, Larrabee State Park, City of Bellingham Parks and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife jointly manage interconnecting trails on more than 4,000 acres of publicly-owned land. Come experience why the Chuckanuts are the heart of Bellingham's year-round recreation lifestyle."
Maps & Route Info here:
http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/2051/Chuckanut-Mountain-Park
14 locals recommend
Arroyo Park
1700 Old Samish Rd"A short run, bike or drive south of Bellingham will take you to a labyrinth of foot, bike, and horse trails in the Chuckanut Mountains. Trails access old forests, lakes, streams, waterfalls, and has great views of Mount Baker, Bellingham Bay, the San Juan Islands, and the Olympic Peninsula. Whatcom County Parks & Recreation, Larrabee State Park, City of Bellingham Parks and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife jointly manage interconnecting trails on more than 4,000 acres of publicly-owned land. Come experience why the Chuckanuts are the heart of Bellingham's year-round recreation lifestyle."
Maps & Route Info here:
http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/2051/Chuckanut-Mountain-Park
Maritime Heritage Park is a beautiful green space in Bellingham, with Whatcom Creek running through it and an interpretive trail offering information about the salmon that spawn there. The Whatcom Creek Hatchery, run by Bellingham Technical College, is also situated in the park. Watch for fish as you walk the path along the banks of the creek and as you cross the footbridge. Chinook, coho and chum spawn in Whatcom Creek from October to December. Keep an eye out for pinks as well, as they return in odd years and will be spawning in August and September this year.
Maritime Heritage Park
500 W Holly StMaritime Heritage Park is a beautiful green space in Bellingham, with Whatcom Creek running through it and an interpretive trail offering information about the salmon that spawn there. The Whatcom Creek Hatchery, run by Bellingham Technical College, is also situated in the park. Watch for fish as you walk the path along the banks of the creek and as you cross the footbridge. Chinook, coho and chum spawn in Whatcom Creek from October to December. Keep an eye out for pinks as well, as they return in odd years and will be spawning in August and September this year.
Fairhaven Park is a community park established in 1906. The park includes a loop trail section connecting to the Bellingham Interurban trail with easy, gently rolling terrain following lower Padden Creek. In late fall (November), chum salmon can be observed running upstream in Padden Creek along with beautiful foliage.
Nice place for a picnic, or great kickoff point for adventures in the Chuckanuts via the Interurban trail.
14 locals recommend
Fairhaven Park
107 Chuckanut Dr NFairhaven Park is a community park established in 1906. The park includes a loop trail section connecting to the Bellingham Interurban trail with easy, gently rolling terrain following lower Padden Creek. In late fall (November), chum salmon can be observed running upstream in Padden Creek along with beautiful foliage.
Nice place for a picnic, or great kickoff point for adventures in the Chuckanuts via the Interurban trail.
The park encompasses nearly 350 acres, including over a mile of river frontage. In and around the barn and farmyard is a collection of antique farm implements and old harvesting equipment. From May through October Hovander hosts a variety of farm animals that become part of the authentic farm experience.
The homestead itself is an impressive piece of architecture and is a Registered National Historic Place in addition to hosting a museum that details early farming life and provides a snapshot in time to rural Whatcom County. A great access point for the ever-expanding Nooksack Loop Trail.
http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/1957/Hovander-Homestead-Park
20 locals recommend
Hovander Homestead Park
5299 Nielsen AveThe park encompasses nearly 350 acres, including over a mile of river frontage. In and around the barn and farmyard is a collection of antique farm implements and old harvesting equipment. From May through October Hovander hosts a variety of farm animals that become part of the authentic farm experience.
The homestead itself is an impressive piece of architecture and is a Registered National Historic Place in addition to hosting a museum that details early farming life and provides a snapshot in time to rural Whatcom County. A great access point for the ever-expanding Nooksack Loop Trail.
http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/1957/Hovander-Homestead-Park
Galbraith mountain is a world class mountain destination located within riding distance of downtown Bellingham. Over 50 miles of singletrack that winds through over 3000 acres overlooking the city and Bellingham Bay.
Alternative access from south side (with parking) via Samish Way with a parking lot directly across the street from Galbraith Lane road. Park here or at the Lake Padden parking area near the dog park.
When you go up Galbraith Lane, you can either go straight towards the pipeline road and trails. There is a kiosk a short ride up the hill past the gates with a map and information.
Ask us for route recommendations!
43 locals recommend
Galbraith Mountain Bike Park North Entrance
1206 Birch StGalbraith mountain is a world class mountain destination located within riding distance of downtown Bellingham. Over 50 miles of singletrack that winds through over 3000 acres overlooking the city and Bellingham Bay.
Alternative access from south side (with parking) via Samish Way with a parking lot directly across the street from Galbraith Lane road. Park here or at the Lake Padden parking area near the dog park.
When you go up Galbraith Lane, you can either go straight towards the pipeline road and trails. There is a kiosk a short ride up the hill past the gates with a map and information.
Ask us for route recommendations!
Arts & Culture
Great showcase of regional historical imagery as well as regional, national and international contemporary art.
Tip: the courtyard is beautiful and provides a quiet sanctuary to read, write or relax.
55 locals recommend
Whatcom Museum
121 Prospect StGreat showcase of regional historical imagery as well as regional, national and international contemporary art.
Tip: the courtyard is beautiful and provides a quiet sanctuary to read, write or relax.
Museum dedicated to the interesting history of electrical engineering and innovations.
47 locals recommend
SPARK Museum of Electrical Invention
1312 Bay StMuseum dedicated to the interesting history of electrical engineering and innovations.
The Make.Shift Gallery is committed to engaging the community by showcasing artwork that is fresh & innovative. They support local & regional emerging artists by providing a quality space, raising the standards of presentation & encouraging arts patronage in our community.
The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 12pm to 5pm and for the monthly Bellingham 1st Friday Art Walks
Live event calendar here:
https://www.makeshiftproject.com/live-music/
Super Cool: Make.Shift Art Space
306 Flora StThe Make.Shift Gallery is committed to engaging the community by showcasing artwork that is fresh & innovative. They support local & regional emerging artists by providing a quality space, raising the standards of presentation & encouraging arts patronage in our community.
The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 12pm to 5pm and for the monthly Bellingham 1st Friday Art Walks
Live event calendar here:
https://www.makeshiftproject.com/live-music/
In their own words: "iDiOM THEATER is the Hardest Working Theater in the Known World, offering a stunning array of original, world-premiere theater, and taking risks that few other theaters are willing to take."
As a kickoff to the 2017 season they will be offering FREE theater in the park: THE EMPEROR OF THE MOON
JUNE 15–17 & 22–24 | MARITIME HERITAGE PARK
Check their website for more info:
https://www.idiomtheater.com/
iDiOM Theater
207 Prospect StIn their own words: "iDiOM THEATER is the Hardest Working Theater in the Known World, offering a stunning array of original, world-premiere theater, and taking risks that few other theaters are willing to take."
As a kickoff to the 2017 season they will be offering FREE theater in the park: THE EMPEROR OF THE MOON
JUNE 15–17 & 22–24 | MARITIME HERITAGE PARK
Check their website for more info:
https://www.idiomtheater.com/
Located in downtown Bellingham's Arts District
A beautifully restored 1927 architectural treasure, listed on the register of National Historic Places, the theatre is dedicated to showcasing some of the best live performing artists on both the professional and community levels for audiences in the North Puget Sound area and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia.
The Mount Baker Theatre provides a stunning venue for some of the best local and national performing artists in the North Puget Sound region. The theatre, beautifully restored to its original splendor, spotlights the live arts that are essential to the region's quality of life.
73 locals recommend
Mount Baker Theatre
104 N Commercial StLocated in downtown Bellingham's Arts District
A beautifully restored 1927 architectural treasure, listed on the register of National Historic Places, the theatre is dedicated to showcasing some of the best live performing artists on both the professional and community levels for audiences in the North Puget Sound area and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia.
The Mount Baker Theatre provides a stunning venue for some of the best local and national performing artists in the North Puget Sound region. The theatre, beautifully restored to its original splendor, spotlights the live arts that are essential to the region's quality of life.