![]() Charcuterie and cheeses to pair with the wines are also available for purchase. Entry to the 21-and-older event is $20 per person, and no registration is required. After sampling four different wines from the rotating menu, take a stroll, get some air and then return to pick up a bottle to take home if you’re so inclined. this time of year, I’d suggest arriving early in the two-hour window of the event so as to enjoy the sights and sounds of Semiahmoo Bay. If you’re looking for a day trip that’s not designed with the “festive” season in mind, this weekly wine tasting held in the Semiahmoo wine cellar might be just the ticket. every Saturday, Semiahmoo Resort, Blaine As witnessed in some of the picks for this week, we’re already neck-deep in holiday happenings. For full immersion, I drop by this event to see a variety of cleverly themed trees located in the museum’s Rotunda Room, as well as holiday decor placed throughout the historic building.Ĭraft events, carol singing, photos with Santa and other festive happenings take place throughout December, so check out the lineup and pick a date - or two - to visit. 31, Whatcom Museum’s Old City Hall When I noticed the paint store across the street from Cascadia Daily News headquarters had already placed a decorated Christmas tree in its front window, I sighed and accepted “tree season” was in full swing.Īs someone who’s been decorating a defunct potbelly stove instead of a tree for the last few years, I appreciate seeing how other people get creative with festooning their greenery for the holidays. It’s said to combine both mystery and hilarity, which means you may be gasping in one moment and cackling the next. This isn’t your typical holiday play, but all the better. The actor must then fill his iconic pipe with tobacco, don his deerstalker cap and take on the persona of his iconic character to discover whodunnit. Unfortunately, things soon take a turn for the murderous, and one of Gillette’s guests is stabbed to death. This Ken Ludwig production - also referred to as “Holmes for the Holidays” - is set in 1936, when a Broadway star named William Gillette who is renowned for his leading role in the play “Sherlock Holmes” invites his cast members to his Connecticut castle for a holiday shindig. 24 at the Lincoln Theatre in Mount Vernon. Randy Linder will channel John Fogerty at a Creedence Revelation show Friday, Nov. Linder and his talented band will also bring these elements to light, with an opening act by The Danny Godinez Project. Known as pioneers of swamp rock and country rock, CCR was also celebrated for its roots, blues and Southern rock. It doesn’t hurt that he also resembles Fogerty and plays a mean blues harp. Longtime musician Randy Linder has channeled original lead singer John Fogerty and the band since the year 2000, and it’s safe to say he’s got the CCR sound dialed in. 24, Lincoln Theatre, Mount Vernon I wasn’t aware of how many Credence Clearwater Revival (CCR) songs were forever lodged in my brain until I took a look at the 1970s-era ensemble’s list of hits - including “Lookin’ Out My Back Door,” “Bad Moon Rising,” “Proud Mary,” “Born on the Bayou” and, well, the list goes on. Info: .Ĭreedence Revelation featuring Randy Linder 7:30 p.m. ![]() If you can’t make it in person, an online market also takes place throughout the course of the event. Those coming on Saturdays and Sundays will also find live music, workshops for kids and art demos happening throughout the day. It’s like a treasure hunt, (and sometimes I keep items for myself). To that end, I’ve purchased jewelry, hats, small paintings, notecards, bath and body wares, scarves, screen-printed T-shirts and more. I especially like discovering one-of-a-kind items to send to friends and family that represent the plethora of talent to be found here. This year's festival takes place at the Faithlife Building. With more than 100 local and regional artists, crafters and other creatives offering their wares, it’s truly a “one-stop-shopping” experience. ![]() Like many other residents, I’ve followed this event hosted by Allied Arts of Whatcom County to various locales in and around downtown Bellingham for many years. 44th annual Holiday Festival of the Arts Nov. ![]()
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