Fairhaven Outdoor Cinema

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KAFE 104.1 welcomes Bellingham’s Favorite Summer Series – The Fairhaven Outdoor Cinema! Presented by Ben Kinney and Keller Williams Realty! Sponsored by First Federal and Country Financial.

Enjoy live entertainment, tasty food, and big screen movies under the stars EVERY Saturday night through August 25th at the Fairhaven Village Green!

June 23:  The Goonies, pre-movie entertainment from Aaron J. Shay at 8:15pm.
June 30:  Wonder Woman, pre-movie music from Kuungana Marimba at 8:15pm.
July 7:  Ferdinand, pre-movie music from The Sweet Goodbyes at 8:15pm.
July 14:  Jumanji, pre-movie Cirque Acts with Wren & Della at 8:15pm.
July 21: The Greatest Showman, pre-movie fun with Jules the Juggler at 8pm.
July 28:  Coco, pre-movie fun with Cirque Acts with Strangely at 8pm.
August 4:  Thor Ragnarock, pre-movie Cirque Acts with Clay Mazing at 7:30pm.
August 11: The Sandlot, pre-movie fun with Improv Playworks at 7:30pm.
August 18:  Black Panther, pre-movie music from Brian Ernst at 7:00pm.
August 25:  The Princess Bride, pre-movie music from Scrub Hubner at 7:00pm.

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