Eat for the Arts | KAFE 104.1

KAFE cares about our community! Thursday, November 16th…Eat for the Arts for the Sylvia Center for the Arts! Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or dinner, participating restaurants will participate a portion of their sales to help build a new performing arts center in downtown Bellingham!

Participating restaurants include:

Aslan Brewing
Goat Mountain Pizza
Pure Bliss Desserts
Mallard Ice Cream
Cafe Velo
Rickshaw
Rudy’s Pizzeria
Redlight
Leaf & Ladle
Hundred North
The Racket
Electric Beet Juice Co
Black Drop Coffeehouse
(more restaurants will be announced soon)

CLICK HERE for more information and a complete list of restaurants!

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