PNW Media Group Night at the Bells

KAFE 104.1 is taking you out to the ballgame…along with all of our brother and sisters stations at PNW Media Group Night with the Bellingham Bells on Tuesday, August 5th!

Cheer on the Bells as they take on the Nanaimo Night Owls at the final “Tuesdays are for the People” Game of the regular season! Get 50% off tickets, $3 select draft beers, and $2 off entree meals!

Plus, you can pick up your FREE tickets at Dewey Griffin Subaru on Iowa Stret in Bellingham…while supplies last!

It’s a party with Pacific Northwest Media Group and the Bellingham Bells!

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