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With Boundary Bay Brewery set to close this fall, 2025 is your last chance to celebrate Father's Day in their beer garden. Americana group County Rose takes the stage this Sunday at 6 p.m., food is available from 5–8 p.m., and yes, the whole family is invited.

Bellewood Farms' Father's Day Car Show is another well-loved Whatcom County tradition. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., families can view more than 200 classic and modified cars, sample farm-made spirits, groove to live music and perhaps indulge in a cider donut (or two).

Beyond Father's Day, this weekend is also busy for performing arts. The tragicomedy "Your Grace" — about the complex relationship between "straight-laced virgin queen of England and an unruly Irish lady pirate" — debuts at the Idiom Theater this weekend.

"A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" is running at the Bellingham Theatre Guild, whereas "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" is at Mount Vernon's Lincoln Theatre through June 29. And although Shoestring Circus is sold out, the Bellingham Circus Guild's monthly showcase, "Vaudevillingham," has seats available for two shows this Sunday.

Other weekend happenings include Boundary Bay Brewery's Latin Music Festival, a "vibrant two-day celebration of Latin culture, music, and food." We're also at the tail end of Vegan Restaurant Week — so if you haven't yet sampled the 17 specials from participating eateries, I'd recommend starting now.

Today's news

Robin Morgan slices into a load of bread during the pop-up event. (Imogene Eagan/Cascadia Daily News)

Port of Skagit's 15-year investment in ag helps farmers, brewers and consumers

Law enforcement training at Ferndale High wasn't authorized by district officials

Mount Vernon council member and Skagit attorney trade accusations after public conflict

Morning fire on James Street burns apartment building; those inside escaped

Sumas, Lynden border crossing expansions delayed after major federal layoffs

Washingtonians will need state permit to buy guns under new law

WWU's budget requires up to $3M in additional staff reductions

Mount Vernon celebrates graduating seniors at Everett arena 

WWU club team's rapid ascension proves women belong in baseball

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Faces in the Crowd

Terry Crump on June 2 at the Bellingham Golf and Country Club. Fairhaven Village Books will host "Gerald Baron in Conversation with Terry Crump" about the recently published book "It Was My Turn: One of Vietnam's Most Decorated Pilots and America's Secret War" at 2 p.m. on June 14. (Santiago Ochoa/Cascadia Daily News)

Terry Crump: One of Vietnam War's most decorated pilots

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