Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Monday, November 24th, 2025.
We’re waking up to yet another brisk fall morning in Bellingham, and there’s a spirited line-up waiting for you today and throughout the week. First up for performing arts lovers, the Bellingham Improv Festival is in full swing at The Upfront Theatre and New Prospect Theatre downtown. The festival continues today with workshops and performances led by top-notch improvisers from across the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re a seasoned performer wanting to stretch your skills or just looking for a night of laughter, there’s something for you here. Festival passes are still available, giving you access to bundled shows and discounted workshops—so it’s not too late to jump into the fun.
If music and good company are more your style, head over to Stones Throw Brewery this evening for Good Neighbor Night with Whatcom Center for Early Learning. The event runs from five to nine and features live tunes, great beer, food trucks, and a warm community vibe on Larrabee Avenue. It’s a perfect setting to unwind while supporting a great cause in our local early learning community.
Families, if you’re on the hunt for a fun and easy outing for the kids, PlayDate BLI’s four-story indoor playground is open for open play throughout the day. This parent-friendly space has a café so you can sip while the little ones burn off some energy.
In arts and history news, the FireHouse Arts and Events Center in Fairhaven—housed in a restored 1927 fire station—is offering not only performances and gallery shows but also a chance to glimpse a hidden historic map of Fairhaven, preserved for all you history buffs wanting a peek into the neighborhood’s past.
Looking to learn and engage? Housing Week is wrapping up, and there are still several informative events on topics like accessory dwelling units, cohousing, and affordable housing initiatives. If you want to see innovative local solutions or join a workshop, check out the Whatcom Housing Alliance for today’s listings.
In sports, Western Washington University women’s soccer saw a heartbreaking exit from the NCAA Championships over the weekend. Despite an impressive 14-1-7 season, the Vikings narrowly missed advancing, falling in a penalty kick shootout at Harrington Field. The team’s resilience this season has made the community proud, and we look forward to what next year brings.
For our local students, it’s a B day at Sehome High School, so good luck to everyone on classes and meetings today.
Finally, if you’re wondering about sirens in your neighborhood last night, a steady evening of fire and aid calls were logged throughout Whatcom County, but nothing major was reported this morning. Our local first responders are always on the move, working to keep us all safe.
So whether you’re catching an improv show, sipping at a brewery, playing with the kids, or simply enjoying the beauty of Bellingham, there’s plenty to explore. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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