Fairhaven Outdoor Cinema

Bellingham’s FAVORITE summer series is back – The Fairhaven Outdoor Cinema! Saturday nights at the Fairhaven Village Green!

Bring your blankets for live entertainment and big screen movies under the stars!

Produced by the Fairhaven Association and sponsored by Village Books & Paper Dreams, First Fed, Keenan’s at the Pier at the Chrysalis Inn & Spa, Fairhaven Post & Parcel, Bellingham Training & Tennis Club, Firehouse Arts & Event Center, Ben Kinney Real Estate, Laura Sanderson – Helping with Your Medicare Choices, and KAFE 104.1!

Here’s a schedule of this year’s movies:
August 24th – “The Princess Bride” with pre-show entertainment by Keith Carpenter & Lynn Givier

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