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cob.org/recreation (360) 778-7000 parks@cob.org
TRAVELOGUE SERIES
Come and enjoy an armchair journey to a variety
of spectacular and interes ng places. Local travelers
will share their slides and stories as part of this
Travelogue Series. Hosted by Whatcom Museum.
SPRING SCHEDULE:
March 15: "Red Sand Dunes, White Elephants, and Orange
Women: On Safari in Namibia" by Dave Cour s
DAY/TIME: Thursday, March 15, 7 p.m.
LOCATION: Whatcom Museum Rotunda
Room (Old City Hall)
COORDINATOR: Amanda Grove
COST: Free, $5 dona on suggested
PROCESSION OF
THE SPECIES
14th Annual
Procession of the species:
partnering with Start Here
Community Arts. Event is
May 5, parade starts at
City Hall at 4 p.m. and
ends at Mari me
Heritage Park. For more
informa on please visit www.bpots.org. See the ad on
the inside back cover of this Leisure Guide.
BELLINGHAM'S
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
PARADE
Come watch the Bellingham St. Patrick's Day
Parade on Saturday March 17, 2018 at noon. The
parade begins at the Habitat for Humanity parking lot,
ending at Boundary Bay Brewery with fes vi es and
live shows in the Tap Room, Mountain Room, and Beer
Garden. $500 cash prize for best unit/float.
• stpatsbham.com
• facebook.com/stpatsbham
• twi er.com/stpatsbham
• stpatsbham@gmail.com
BACKYARD HABITAT &
NATIVE FLORA FAIR
Learn how to make your yard, school yard or
business landscape wildlife friendly!
• Na ve Plant Sale, with na ve plant experts
from the Washington Na ve Plant Society to
answer ques ons
• Nes ng boxes for cavity nes ng birds
• Children's ac vi es
• Learn how to cer fy your yard, business landscaping or school
as a wildlife friendly habitat.
Event sponsored by Komo Kulshan chapter of the Washington Na ve Plant
Society, Wild Whatcom, North Cascades Audubon Society and Bellingham Parks &
Recrea on.
For more info call the Parks Volunteer Program at (360) 778-7105.
DATE: Saturday, April 28
TIMES: 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
LOCATION: Fairhaven Village Green
COST: Free
CHUCKANUT DOG
TRAINING ASSOCIATION
(CDTA) - TRAINING AND
OBEDIENCE CLASSES
CDTA believes that every dog deserves the opportunity to
receive proper training to become a canine good ci zen in their community. The
rela onship and understanding the handler and dog develop through basic
obedience training not only helps to create an excellent family companion, but is
also the founda on for ALL other dog sports. Dog/handler teams should be able to
stand quietly with minimal barking and no lunging or aggressive behavior.
AGES: All ages welcome, children must be accompanied by an
adult
DAY/DATE: All classes start Tuesday, March 27 and run weekly through
May 15 (8 weeks)
TIME: Puppy Class: 6–6:45 p.m., Basic Obedience: 6:50–7:35 p.m.,
Rally: 7:45–8:45 p.m.
LOCATION: Bloedel-Donovan Community Building (2214 Electric Ave.)
COST: Puppy Class: $95, Basic Obedience: $95,
Rally/Beginning Novice: $105
REGISTRATION/QUESTIONS: Tracy Gorham, (360) 393-7097,
chuckanutdogtraining.org. Owners can register at first
class. No classes summer quarter. Fall classes begin
September 4, 2018
