Labor Day weekend is here, and Whatcom County is buzzing with exciting activities! As temperatures drop a bit, it’s a perfect time to enjoy festivals, explore nature, or simply unwind.
This year, don’t miss the North Cascades Bluegrass Festival in Deming. It’s a two-day event on August 30 and 31, featuring talented performers like Roosevelt Road, Jackson Hollow, and the Burnett Sisters Band. There will also be workshops for music lovers. It’s a great way to dive into bluegrass culture.
If you’re looking to camp, the weather is ideal! The Douglas Fir Campground in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest is a beautiful spot. It’s nestled among tall trees by the Nooksack River. While some sites are reserved, a few are available on a first-come, first-served basis. So, if you feel adventurous, head there early!
Another fantastic option is the Silver Fir Campground. It’s a bit farther up the Mount Baker Highway and offers a peaceful escape. Arrive early to secure a spot, as spaces are limited.
For those staying in town, Larrabee Lager Company is hosting a comedy night featuring Jordan Cerminara on Friday, August 29. It promises to be a fun evening filled with laughs about contemporary American life.
And if you’re in the mood for live music, check out the Murder City Devils at Wild Buffalo on September 1. This Seattle garage rock band is sure to deliver a high-energy performance. They’ll be fresh off their gig at the Bumbershoot festival. The show starts at 8:15 PM, with tickets available on wildbuffalo.net.
As everyone gears up for the holiday, many are also sharing their plans and excitement on social media. Trending hashtags are showcasing both camping adventures and festival vibes. In fact, recent surveys indicate that 65% of Americans plan to travel or attend events during Labor Day weekend, highlighting a strong desire to celebrate the end of summer.
So whether you’re jamming at a festival, laughing at a comedy show, or enjoying the great outdoors, this Labor Day weekend has something for everyone!
