Holiday Shopping Weekend

Holiday Shopping Weekend

Photo: clipart.com/Logos: Connections Christian Store & Cruisin Coffee


KAFE 104.1 is decking the halls with a weekend full of holiday hits!  You worry about  untangling the Christmas lights, organizing the shopping lists, or packaging up the goodie bags because we’ll keep the Christmas music playing on a Holiday Shopping Weekend!

Made festive by:


Connections Christian Store
1730 Front Street in Lynden
Whatcom County’s only full-service Christian bookstore with books ‘n bibles, cards ‘n gifts, and more!  Find them in Lynden’s Fairway Shopping Center!



Cruisin Coffee
Locations in Anacortes, Bellingham, Bow Hill, Ferndale, Lynden, & Mount Vernon
They have all your favorite holiday drinks…from eggnog to gingerbread!  Almond Rocha to Candy Cane Lattes.  And, the North Pole Mocha!
Now until the end of the year, for every $50 spent on Cruisin Cards, get a bonus $5 Cruisin Card.

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