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Try-it-Out Ultimate Frisbee

When

Mar 14th, 2026

11:00am - 1:00pm

Where

1800 F StreetBellinghamWA98225

Bellingham Youth Ultimate is hosting a “Try-it-Out” Day on Saturday, March 28th from 11am-1pm at Battersby Field in Bellingham!

Kids ages 8-12 can learn and try out Ultimate Frisbee! Ultimate is a non-contact sport that places a strong emphasis on mutual respect and teamwork, making it a welcoming space for all players. If you’re a new student, you’ll get to take home a free Ultimate disc!

Registration is FREE, although donations will be accepted.

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