Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, July 10, 2025.Bellingham is alive with activity as we head into the weekend and there is something for everyone today. Outdoor lovers, take note: Outdoor Research, the Seattle-based gear company, is officially opening their new retail store in the historic Fairhaven neighborhood today. The grand opening party begins at 4 pm on 12th Street, with a free food truck, drinks, live DJ, raffles, and special discounts. You might even spot some famous faces from the world of outdoor sports—pro mountain biker Bas van Steenbergen and local favorites Mark Abma and Micah Evangelista will be there. This celebration kicks off just in time for the Northwest Tune-Up mountain bike festival and continues tomorrow with a group ride leaving from the South Galbraith Mountain lot at 10 am, open to everyone who wants to join in the festival spirit.If you are interested in baseball, the Bellingham Bells will be taking on the Edmonton Riverhawks tonight at 6:35 pm over at Joe Martin Stadium. The Bells always put on a great show, and it’s a classic way to spend a summer evening with friends, family, and some ballpark snacks.Looking for arts and culture? The Pickford Film Center downtown is hosting a special screening of Summer Qamp at 6 pm. This heartfelt film explores the experiences of LGBTQ youth at an affirming summer camp, and is a great way to celebrate Bellingham’s inclusive spirit. If a stroll is more your pace, the Belling-Queerstory Tour will guide you through downtown’s LGBTQ history today, offering a walking tour that blends history, storytelling, and connection.For those living near Ferndale or traveling through, be aware that law enforcement and fire crews are conducting training drills at Vista Middle School from 1 to 4 pm today. You may hear loud noises or even gunshot sounds in the area, but these are part of important safety exercises, so there’s no need to call 911 unless it’s an actual emergency.On the weather front, today brings drier and warmer conditions as the clouds break and the sun returns for the weekend. Stage 1 burn bans remain in effect for Whatcom County, so remember to follow all fire safety rules if you are planning to camp or barbecue. The county is still in a declared drought emergency, so every drop of water counts—be mindful of usage and keep an eye out for new advisories.And if you’re in the mood for something spontaneous, check out the local event calendars for live music, drop-in socials, and Friday fun nights at the Bellingham Queer Collective. The Fairhaven Outdoor Cinema is gearing up for screenings under the stars, and downtown is buzzing with art and food pop-ups.Whatever your interests, Bellingham is full of ways to connect and enjoy the community today. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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