Cascade Radio Group Night with the Bells

Photo: KAFE/Images courtesy Bellingham Bells


KAFE 104.1 is ready to “root, root, root” for the Bellingham Bells.  Join us Tuesday, July 31st at Joe Martin Field in Bellingham for Cascade Radio Group Night with the Bellingham Bells!

Stop and say, “Hi,” to all of the Cascade Radio Group stations on your way into the game.  It’s the last $2 Tuesday of the season with specials on tickets, food, and beverages.

Get your FREE tickets, while supplies last, at Dewey Griffin Subaru on Iowa Street in Bellingham…and join us for Cascade Radio Group Night with the Bells!

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