1. Bellingham Girls Rock Camp – A day-camp for girls,

ages 8-17. In one week, a crash course in everything from

playing an instrument, to performance.

2. Le Gourmet Girl – Christine Wekking – Creates unique

products complementing your cooking and baking. Flavors

from around the world.

3. she-ra creations – Sheila Rood – A weaving of tiny

glass beads. Using lapidary, raku, seed beads, and metals

an eclectic adornment is created.

4. Shawna Morris – Paintings: intuitively connecting color,

movement, and energies; reflecting the layered complexity

of the human experience.

5. Gallery Pegasus –A space inspired by many cultural

aspects where new artists can showcase their work!

6. Community to Community Development – A women-

led, place based, grassroots organization working for a just

society and healthy communities.

7. Jazz Age/Art Deco Art – Diana Guza-Well’s acrylic on

canvas featuring scenes from the unique art deco

architecture of Napier, North Island, New Zealand.

8. Humanities WA – Information focusing on the Center for

Washington Cultural Traditions, also information on HW’s

other programs.

9. Allied Arts of Whatcom County: Come learn more

about all of our great programs.

10. 100 Flag Project with Christian Smith – What kind of

flag represents you? Create your flag and add it to this

community art project.

11. The Idea Rover – An interactive art installation that

travels around Whatcom County on a bike trailer to spark

creative conversation, discovery, and play.

12. Sacha – goldsmith designer – Hand fabricated jewelry

in 14k gold with precious / semi-precious gemstones and

found objects.

13. Native Arts Collective – Native Arts Collective provides

a platform to showcase the vibrancy, skill, and creativity of

new and upcoming Native artists.

14. Northwest Hawai’I Ohana – A local non profit that

provides cultural outreach, sharing the traditions of the

Hawaiian islands with the local community.

15. Bay to Baker Trading Co. – Northwest themed

souvenirs and gifts. We carry a variety of travel and outdoor

accessories, apparel, and home decor.

16. Lydia Place – Our mission is to disrupt the cycle of

homelessness and promote sustained independence for

current and future generations.

17. Ruckus Art Gallery – Alexei pulls from many areas of

PNW heritage to make sculptures and furniture.

18. Bellingham Metal Arts Guild – We provide classes,

demonstrations and networking for anyone interested in the

metal arts – non-ferous or ferrous.

19. Rick Bulman – My goal as an artist is to instill in

another the beauty I find in life; whether it be through color,

texture or line.

20. Andrea Lawson – MW Soapworks – Natural body care

products and artisan soaps made with simple ingredients

including organic and local materials.

Vendor Booths on the Fairhaven Village Green For the most up to date event schedule and information visit www.alliedarts.org or call 360.676.8548

Friday, June 22 4:30-6:00 Blessing, MomentumX and Salish Son: Marcus Joe (aka Momentumx) is a spoken word and visual artist with socially conscious lyrics from Swinomish. Vincent Feliciano (aka Salish Son) records and performs uplifting hip hop music with a mind toward elevating native youth and celebrating his Lummi background. 6:30-8:00 Millie and the Mentshn: High energy World Music that’s danceable and non-stop toe-tapping fun.

Saturday, June 23 10:00-11:00 Soul Shadows: Skip Williams’ smooth vocals and keyboard with Robert Goldtooth Ray’s extremely tasty feel and style on bass. 11:30-1:00 Swil Kanim: Celebrated local violinist from Lummi Nation. 1:30-3:00 Caixa Seattle: Classic Afro-Brazilian samba heritage.

Performances on the Fairhaven Village Green

Performances and Activities Throughout Fairhaven Lovitt: We feature local ingredients with influences from Asia to Italy to the Pacific Northwest. Friday, June 22, 6:30 - 8:30pm Ben Starner on piano. Saturday, June 23 Daytime piano tunes from Marvin J. 6:30 - 8:30 Jan Peters performing traditional Irish and American fiddle music with Kera-Lynne Newman. 12th Street Shoes: Shoes in the News - Come see decorative shoes from various countries around the world and in a variety of ethnic styles. Design and make your own paper shoes at our drop in art workshop for age 6 through adult. With Allied Arts Teaching Artist Ellen Clark. CreativTea: June 22 & 23, 10am - 10pm. Making fired-art accessible and easy for everyone! Come by the studio during festival hours and paint your own coaster using one of our fun techniques. Cost: $5 donation to Allied Arts. Receive a $5 off coupon to use towards any pottery piece to paint another day in return.

Stones Throw Brewery Co.: Friday, June 22nd, 7pm - 9:30pm Feature Artist and Musician: Derek Duffy, A native of Ireland, Derek Duffy, will be playing both originals and music from his homeland with guitar, bazouki, Harmonica and the bodhran. He will also have his beautiful artwork on display. Food Truck: Street Dogs, Saturday, June 23rd, Music from Acoustic Blokes 7pm Food Truck: Back East BBQ Good Time Gals Tours: Meet at the Fairhaven Village Green near the statue of Dirty Dan (1207 10th St) Fairhaven Sin and Gin Tour Fairhaven was once called "The center of prostitution on Bellingham Bay." The tour runs about an hour. $15/per person limited to 25 people, please register ahead at goodtimegirlstours.com

1. Cooper Lanza Gallery and School of Fine Art: June 22 5pm - 8pm, Closed June 23 Cooper Lanza Gallery presents a group showing of eclectic interpretations of “floral and feather.”

2. Mambo Italiano: Ben Mann has made a vibrant and indelible mark on the landscape of his native town of Bellingham. ben-mann.com.

3. Current and Furbish: June 22 11am - 8pm, June 23 10am - 5pm Peggy Sullivan, Kizzie Jones and Scott Ward; Authors, Kizzie and Peggy, will be signing their award winning books. Painter, Scott, will be painting.

4. Peter James Gallery: An extensive collection of Peter’s Northwest nature Photographs, presented as vivid, colorful Metal Prints.

5. Tony’s Coffee/Harris Ave.: Paul Kelly loves to shoot any athletic outdoor pursuit. Landscapes still remain a key part of his personal projects. Meet the artist.

6. Whatcom Art Market: June 22 10am - 8pm, June 23 10am - 6pm The Whatcom Art Market will be featuring art inspired by travel abroad from their various members.

7. Fairhaven Realty: Galina Lintz; Birch Bay artist, grew up in Russia. She enjoys painting flowers seascapes, street scenes and landscapes

8. Blessings Salon & Spa: The fantastic art of local artists. Not to be missed.

9. Village Books & Paper Dreams: June 22 & 23, 9am - 9pm A display of books to help Cultural Arts Festival visitors discover new voices and experiences. Join us 7 pm Saturday, June 23 at four venues in Fairhaven for Chuckanut Writers Conference Open Mics. Poetry, Evolve Chocolate + Cafe; Nonfiction, Magdalena's Creperie; Fiction, Village Books; Mixed Genre, Lovitt Restaurant.

9. Evolve Chocolate and Cafe: Visit our outdoor cafe, on the village green of Village Books back door Friday night and Saturday for the Whatcom Cultural Arts Festival.

10. A Lot of Flowers: Ben Mann will be set up at A Lot of Flowers with Paris and Italy scenes.

11. Stones Throw Brewery Co.: June 22 12pm - 11pm, June 23 11am - 11pm Feature Artist and Musician: Derek Duffy, a native of Ireland, Derek Duffy, will have his beautiful artwork on display.

12. Artwood Gallery: June 22 11am - 8pm, June 23 11am - 6pm Artwood Gallery will feature one the oldest art of humankind; Carving. Live carving demonstrations with Jim Hume, handmade Ukuleles by Michael Flaherty, and Shaker Boxes by Karen Healy.

13. Morgan Block Studios: June 22 5pm - 8pm Ron Pattern & Nancy Canyon (2nd floor) with scenes from Italy; Jewelry by Martini Metal Craft (2nd floor), and FOUND leather arts by Nicki Lang (3rd floor).

14. Good Earth Pottery: June 22 11am - 8pm, June 23 11am - 6pm. We will be featuring the Italian and Mexican inspired work of AnnMarie DeCollibus.

15. Whimsey: Sally Poorman; Sally enjoys the rustic and refined, blackened metal with bits of sparkle and natural stones.

16. Renaissance Celebration: Newly arrived Celtic jewelry

17. Fairhaven Village Inn: June 22 4 - 8pm, June 23 12 - 3pm David Ridgway paints the local (Whatcom, Skagit and San Juan counties) landscape in oil with emphasis on architecture and man-made objects. We'll be showing David Ridgway's art in our Morning Room, off the lobby.

18. Colophon Café Anne Gilbert- Oil on canvas and Trish Harding with Studio UFO Student, various media.

19. Shirlee Bird Café: June 22 7:30am - 5pm, June 23 7:30am - 5pm Hosting the works of Karen Blanquart, owner of Brazen Shop + Studio. Woodburned paintings, jewelry, leather works, and other crafts!

20. 12th Street Shoes: Shoes in the News - Come see decorative shoes from various countries around the world and in a variety of ethnic styles. Design and make your own paper shoes at our drop in art workshop for age 6 through adult.

22. Fairhaven Poke: June 22 & 23, 11am - 8pm Original paintings and prints by Stephanie Britt will be on display, meet-and-greet the artist Friday, June 22, 5-6:30pm. Stephanie has recently relocated to the PNW after 30 years in Kauai. Look for informal Hawaiian music performances on the sidewalk all evening as well.

Events and Exhibits throughout Historic Fairhaven

For the most up to date event schedule and information visit www.alliedarts.org or call 360.676.8548

Fourth Friday Art Walk