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Ferndale
Old Settlers Picnic and Parade
The Whatcom County Old Settlers Association is a not-for-profit organization that consists of all-volunteer membership. Our primary purpose is the organizing, managing, and running of the annual Old Settlers Picnic, Grand Parade, Car Show all of which runs during the last full weekend of July from Friday-Saturday. Proceeds from these events go towards our mission
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Ferndale Block Party
The city of Ferndale Arts Commission & Fringe Brewing present the FOURTH annual FerndALE Block Party. Just like previous years, this event will be free for the whole family! Featuring all ages entertainment & music all day, vendors, food trucks, craft beer & local cider. Lots of free activities and giveaways for kids, too! Check
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Northwest Washington Fair
The Northwest Washington Fair is a private facility and recognizes the right of patrons to attend the Fair free from discrimination because of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sexual orientation, or the presence of sensory, mental or physical disability or the use of a trained guide dog
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Pancake Breakfast on April 12, 2025 at Station 41
Join Us at our first 2025 Pancake Breakfast on April 12, 2025 at Station 41 (8 am – N00n)
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Old Settlers Parade and Festivities
The Whatcom County Old Settlers Association is a “no-profit” organization, where every member is a volunteer-extraordinaire! We spend our days cooking up a storm at the annual Old Settlers Picnic, waving like crazy at the Grand Parade, and admiring shiny cars at the Car Show (all happening the last big July weekend, Friday to Saturday).
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Help us, Find you
At times Ferndale Police, Fire and Medical emergency services have had difficulty finding houses in a timely fashion due to extreme variances in signage, or the total lack of an address sign. Many factors contribute to this challenge; overgrowth of landscaping, snow, fog, darkness, in some cases the direction of the sign itself. Yes, most