Downtown Spring Wine Walk

Photo: KAFE/Downtown Bellingham Partnership


KAFE 104.1 invites you to the 5th Annual Spring Wine Walk!  Presented by The Downtown Bellingham Partnership and the Community Food Co-Op!

Friday, May 10th from 5:30pm-9:00pm, you can sample the finest wines from the Pacific Northwest while you explore over 20 participating venues throughout Downtown Bellingham!  You can even treat yourself to a V.I.P. Experience!

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!

Participating Downtown Bellingham Businesses:
Angel Nails & Spa
Apse
Argyle Salon Bellingham
babygreens
Backcountry Essentials
Bellingham Handmade Pop-Up in the historic Elks Building
Bellingham Wax Studio
Bison Bookbinding & Letterpress
Brazen Shop + Studio
Community Food Co-op
Downtown Emporium
Fringe Boutique
GOLD COMB SALON
Greenhouse
Ideal
Makeworth Market
Quinn and Foster
Social Fabric
Sojourn
Third Planet Bellingham
Wandering Oaks Fine Arts Gallery and Glass Studio
WinkWink
Wise Buys

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