The MMM tournament concluded this week with an epic championship battle between Puma and Polar Bear, where the mighty Polar Bear was crowned champion! Big thanks to all the families and kids who participated this year. Looking forward to next year's tourney!
Join our fun, informal walks and get familiar with plants native to Whatcom County. Sponsored by the Koma Kulshan Chapter of the Washington Native Plant Society (WNPS), these free introductory plant identification walks feature an easy pace and last about two hours. People of all ages and experience levels are welcome. Each walk stands alone, or attend them all to get a free mini-course on plant identification. For more information, please visit our website.
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Homeschoolers from all over Whatcom County gather at different parks every Wednesday throughout the year for some fun and socializing! There’s no official start time, but most families arrive by 3 PM and stay until 5 PM. If you don’t see us right away, no worries—we’ll be there! Some parks can be busy, so it might take a moment to spot the group. Parents typically hang out by the picnic tables, while the kids enjoy the playground or run around the open spaces. Below is the list of parks we’ll be visiting. For weekly updates with specific details, just email parkday@west.best to join the list.
Enjoy a creatively fun summer with BAAY! Registration is now open for their summer programming. Opportunities abound for kids ages 2 to 18 to explore drama, music, art, dance, comedy, and costuming.
Please visit BAAY's website to view a complete list of summer camps, classes, and plays for each age group.
There's something for everyone in the Bellingham Parks and Rec Spring/Summer Playbook. Here you'll find just about every kind of summer adventure you can imagine!
We promise to inspire learning and support families because together we achieve more.
