The FIG Studio is a self-guided, self-exploratory play-to-learn, make-and-take space for young inquisitive minds to imagine, create, and innovate. Bees are some of nature’s greatest builders. Do a bit of […]
Visit the Artist’s Corner in the FIG Studio, which focuses on artists from around the world. The Artist’s Corner offers young guests an opportunity to explore a variety of materials […]
*LOCATIONS AND TIMES ARE VARIABLE. SEE SCHEDULE BELOW * In May, we’re celebrating the land – from National Parks to Whatcom parks! We’re very excited to welcome Ranger Doug Leen to […]
Join Bellingham Parks & Recreation for a presentation with guest speakers Alex Brede & Megan McGinty in the Rotunda Room of Old City Hall. The smallest country in East Africa […]
Join Amy Chaloupka, curator of art, in the Lightcatcher building for conversational tours of the exhibition. The Whatcom Museum acknowledges that we gather on the traditional territory of the Lhaq’temish […]
Enjoy a prix fixe three-course Italian dinner at Bar Cicotti inside the Lightcatcher building. Chef Jonathan Cicotti creates recipes rooted in his Italian family’s traditions from Cento in Northern Italy. After a tasty dinner, […]
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!! What's a human? We are, at our core, social mammals. We build relationships, communicate, reproduce, establish territories, and adapt to shrinking resources. In these ways, we're […]
The Low Sensory Sundays program offers reserved museum time for children ages 12 and younger with autism spectrum and/or sensory processing needs and their families. We will have tools available […]
As the home of nearly 500 taxidermied bird specimen – many dating back to the 1800s from the collection of esteemed Washington state researcher and naturalist John M. Edson – […]
Prey Taxidermy at the Whatcom Museum As the home of nearly 500 taxidermied bird specimen – many dating back to the 1800s from the collection of esteemed Washington state researcher […]
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