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Fix-It Fair

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Fix-It Fair

When
Sep 27th, 2026
12:00pm - 3:00pm
Where
1538 Kentucky St.BellinghamWA98229

Fix-It Fair Bellingham invites you to this month’s Fix-It Fair event on Sunday, September 27th from 12pm-3pm at it’s NEW LOCATION – Kulshan K2 on Kentucky Street in Bellingham!

If you have something that needs to be fixed…BRING IT!  The volunteers will help you fix it for FREE!

Some of the items they’ll help you with include:
-Clothes Mending (patches, button fixes, pocket holes, etc.)
-Small Appliance Repair
-Knife Sharpening  (please limit to 2 items per person)
-Bike Repair  (brake checks and basic service)
-Jewelry Repair
-Small Appliance Repair (anything you can carry that is NOT gas-powered)
-Shoe Polishing

This is a FREE event run by volunteers.  All repairs are FREE or by donation.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION!

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