This place is a hidden gem in Bellingham. The inside is very ornate and lavish. We came here for a…read moreweekend show and had a wonderful time. This theater does not have a dedicated parking lot, but there are multiple private lots around the proximity.

We went to this lovely theater to see David Sedaris last night. It's surprisingly spacious and very…read morebeautiful. They have wine and snacks and had a really nice table of books to buy as provided by the local bookshops. It was incredibly clean and well-maintained, which isn't something you always see in old theaters. The beverage cups maybe look a little too close to medical sample cups, but everything else was perfect.

Maybe we were here on an off night but wow...this was NOT good. Especially if you're a fan of the…read moreog Upfront (starring Ryan Stiles and crew). This one just felt amateur, and not in a good way. There were also no concessions (not even water!), which made for a long, parched evening. The improv "games" they were playing were anything from hard-to-follow to completely over my head. And yes, I've been to a lot of improv. I know improv can be hit and miss, but this was just a big, disappointing miss.

Great little, cozy theatre space. There are snacks and drinks available for sale. Service was…read moregreat. Cast member checked to ask if we enjoyed ourselves.

New items on display as of today. Enjoyed both the Old City Hall location and the Lightcatcher…read morebuilding.

Nice place to come and learn some history of Bellingham. We stopped for the Christmas tree display…read moreand loved seeing the birds display also on the third floor

We love taking our crawling toddler to the FIG!…read more It has tons of activities for him to explore - stacking, climbing, music, interactive lights, a play kitchen. We are super appreciative of the space on rainy days when we want to give him a change of scenery. Plus we often see groups doing birthday parties here, which sounds like fun. Would recommend!

We LOVE the FIG! We have a membership because we go so often. There are so many unique activities…read morefor kids, and lots of room and supplies for imaginative play. We usually play once at each "station" and end up being there for a couple hours. New stations are sometimes added and others moved around, but some of our favorite features have been the vet clinic, the musical instruments, the farm section with a milkable cow, the arts and crafts room, the scarf wind tunnel, and the dark room with the interactive lights and feedback pad. And that's not even half of the stuff you can do there! Regarding the staff, they have been extremely kind and helpful any time I've asked a question or needed any assistance. It's a museum folks, not a first class airline cabin lol

Idiom has done it again. A perfectly matched play for our time…read more Exit the King by Ionesco is the crazy decay of a king so narcissistic that he commands the weather and all things his. Even the cosmos, where his constellation is fading from view. He is attended by figures of the court representing love, science, loyal companionship, even a representative of those whose drudgery keeps the whole place working and after all, one with the good sense to help him let go of his crumbling control and go on into death with acceptance, That is just one reading of the play, but all the actors are so good and the production so tight that one forgets how ridiculous is this whole kingdom and feels for the pathetic king and his attendants. There will be more performances this weekend and next. See it if you can P. Bamford

I had passed by this theater many times in the year that I've been in Bellingham. I'd peak in the…read morewindow as I walked by, not thinking much of it. An acquaintance recommended that we attend a show and, at only $15/ticket, I decided that it was worth a look see. I really appreciate the different textures in the lobby. Very interesting to look at. The artwork hanging is quite nice. Super friendly staff as you enter the lobby. They keep record of your ticket purchase and provide a program. Super easy. No stress in attempting to locate your ticket. A bar with beverages available for purchase is located in the lobby. The theater itself is big enough and small enough for comfort. I don't think it's possible to get a bad seat. It was cool to see a local live production. iDiOM is conveniently located just steps away from Bellingham Cider Co within the same building. Perfect dinner/drinks and a show combination.

Every 3rd Friday through summer (and a Holiday Market in December) Downtown Bellingham Partnership…read moresponsors these unique night markets. Commercial street is blocked off, and you are treated to a family- friendly and FREE evening with something for everyone. The market kicks off at 7:00pm with entertainment and ends at 11:00pm with dancing in the streets. The entertainment, vendors and food trucks are different each month so you get to experience varied local artists, musicians, dancers and food. I love the diversity of Bellingham! The bars on the street open their doors and patios, and...instant beer garden with no hassles or special permits. The mood is festive and carefree. Arrive early and take advantage of FREE PARKING at the Parkade, then sprint up the stairs and the market is right there. I loved the entertainment, strolling the vendors, people watching on a beautiful summer evening. You really feel a sense of community on nights like this.

Was nervous about returning to dance as an "adult" but strapping those tap-makers to my feet has…read morebeen the highlight of my week for the last 4 years. The friendships I have made within those walls are special and I treasure them all. As long as Miss Britt has room for me in her class, I'll be there!

Beautiful building. Exhibits were sparse when we were there, though the First Nations exhibit…read moreupstairs is quite good. Not really worth the entry fee.

The light catcher museum is one of my favorite downtown activities in Bellingham. The staff are…read morevery friendly, the exhibits are great, and the FIG for children is a little gem. I always recommend parents take their kids to the FIG at least once. The new addition of Bar Cicotti is just the cherry on top that rounds out the whole experience.

Fantastic museum! I learned so much. The docents are wonderful. One of them helped me finally…read moreunderstand the difference between AC and DC. There are many interactive exhibits. I got to play with a switchboard, plugging in the wires that used to connect calls; I got to type my name in Morse Code on a functioning telegraph key; and I got to play a theramin.

This is a must visit in Bellingham. Such a cool place to explore history in an experiential way.read more

Absolutely horrible bar that stole my belongings and wouldn't let me get them back, rude owner and…read morerude staff and ESPECIALLY THE RUDE BOUNCER

amazing club... im enjoyed... jawolla rehina... subject done.... enigma post apocrypha and entityread more