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Events in Fairhaven and on the Village GreenEvent Categories:Thursday, September 2
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, "Hit the Trail" a 45-50 minute casual (8-10 minute miles), friendly group run on a variety of local trails led by store staff member Jeva. Expect to drive from the store now and then to local trailheads.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
Enjoy a classic acoustic guitar duo at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642 or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Friday, September 3
Not far from "downtown" Fairhaven, where Old Fairhaven Parkway meets up with Interstate 5, is The Market at Fairhaven. This summer, in addition to their regular offering of an outdoor BBQ, The Market is hosting live music. This afternoon hear the The Lumpkins at The Market at Fairhaven, 3125 Old Fairhaven Parkway.
Enjoy jazz guitar with vocals, at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-3642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Saturday, September 4
An annual early September tradition, Greater Bellingham Running Club's Lake Padden Relay is held just outside of Historic Fairhaven, "up" at Lake Padden. Race this with 4-person teams, each runner going once around the lake (2.6mi); or doing the whole 10.35 miles solo.
And be sure to visit Fairhaven after the event! At Lake Padden Park.
Enjoy casual jazz with vocals, at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven (1308 Eleventh St.). For info, call 715-2642 or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Sunday, September 5
Enjoy some traditional pub music at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Tuesday, September 7
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
This is weekly drop-in track workout organized by Fairhaven Runners and let by Steve Grichel. Info on the track workouts: email runners@fairhavenrunners.com.
Info on other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums through Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found by phoning 360-676-4955, visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online, or stopping by the store at 1209 11th Street. For the workout, meet at Sehome High parking lot.
A Fairhaven Runners & Walkers free weekly drop-in run, led by store staff and volunteers, the All Paces runs are 20 minutes out and 20 minutes back on two key routes, by the water or through the woods. Participants are divided into groups ranging from run/walk to seven-minute pace. DARKER EVENINGS: bring a flashlight or headlamp and consider wearing reflective clothing.
More info on this and other evening drop-in runs, weekly walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
At Village Books tonight, hear Deborah Willis read from and discuss Vanishing and Other Stories. A finalist for Canada's Governor General's Award, this debut short story collection explores emotional and physical absences, the ways in which people leave and are left, and whether it's ever possible to move on.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place at VB's Readings Gallery in the lower level of 1200 11th St. Wednesday, September 8
Enjoy the Bellingham Farmers Market--Fairhaven Style! Every Wednesday this summer, enjoy the atmosphere and offerings of the Fairhaven businesses and neighborhood, and purchase your weekly fresh produce, fruits and plants. This year the market will feature roughly 25 vendors of farmers, crafts, and ready-to-eat foods. There is usually live entertainment and always great community and family fun.More info: call 360-647-2060 or visit the Bellingham Farmers Market website. The Bellingham Farmer's Market in Fairhaven is held at the Fairhaven Village Green.
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, the Evening Epic is a "strenuous" run of 1.5-2 hours on hilly terrain with experienced trail runners. Meet at the store in time for the 6pm start. Bring a flashlight and wear reflective clothing during the darker months!
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
At Village Books tonight, hear Christina Baldwin and Colleen Haggerty, contributors to The Spirit of a Woman: Stories to Empower and Inspire.
Blending storytelling and honesty for those who seek spiritually optimistic guidance, this compilation of stories of female creativity and compassion celebrates courageous women living spiritual lives while facing challenging circumstances. Writer, seminar presenter, keynote speaker, and spiritual activist, Christina Baldwin, believes everybody has a story, and that story is the voice of humanity. Colleen Haggerty lost her leg in an auto accident when she was seventeen years old. The journey of her disability has taught her about the power of her spirit and how it guides her body through this lifetime. As a trained life coach, Haggerty coaches and mentors at her job at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Washington. She lives in Bellingham. This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place at VB's Readings Gallery in the lower level of 1200 11th St. Thursday, September 9
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, "Hit the Trail" a 45-50 minute casual (8-10 minute miles), friendly group run on a variety of local trails led by store staff member Jeva. Expect to drive from the store now and then to local trailheads.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
Enjoy jazz guitar with vocals, at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-3642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Friday, September 10
Not far from "downtown" Fairhaven, where Old Fairhaven Parkway meets up with Interstate 5, is The Market at Fairhaven. This summer, in addition to their regular offering of an outdoor BBQ, The Market is hosting live music. This afternoon hear the Gallus Brothers at The Market at Fairhaven, 3125 Old Fairhaven Parkway.
At the Firehouse Performing Arts Center in Fairhaven, enjoy a performance of DOG SEES GOD...Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal and directed by Clarice Cohn. The show is about drug use, suicide, eating disorders, teen violence, rebellion, and sexual identity -- all colliding and careening toward an ending that's both haunting and hopeful. Subject matter is not suitable for young children. Parental discretion is advised. All profits are to be donated to Americans for the Arts.
Tickets available at Village Books, brownpapertickets.com, through Clarice Cohn (360-318-3275) and at the door of The Firehouse Performing Arts Center at 1314 Harris Avenue . Saturday, September 11
A special storytime at Village Books today offers Carolyn Leeper, of Sudden Valley, with Come with Me from A to Z. What happens when a young, immature alphabet letter must decide what letter he will be? Little Squiggle takes readers on a journey as he considers the sounds, forms, strengths, and weaknesses of each letter. Young readers can explore new ways of looking at the alphabet and create their own word lists.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place at VB's Readings Gallery in the lower level of 1200 11th St.
Plan to take part in one of the biggest events in Bellingham, and one with a huge post-race party at the Fairhaven Village Green!This 9.3-mile loop run (walkers welcome), sponsored by Fairhaven Runners & Walkers and the City of Bellingham Parks & Recreation, features Bellingham Bay's beautiful waterfront trail, with views of the San Juan Islands, Olympic Mountains, and Mount Baker, starting in the heart of Fairhaven (corner of 11th and Harris), and finishing in the 2nd heart of Fairhaven-- the Village Green. More information and registration is at the Bellingham Parks event page or Fairhaven Runners and Walkers . This race usually reaches its cap early, so don't wait to preregister--and save money if you register by July 12--and be one of the first 400 to get a race tech shirt! To inspire community athletes and anyone seeking better physical health, Fairhaven Runners & Walkers (on 11th Street across from Village Books) also hosts free fitness forums each month at the store. For a schedule of forums, as well as other weekly drop-in runs and walks, call Fairhaven Runners at 676-4955 or visit Fairhaven Runners & Walkers. The Waterfront 15k begins and ends near the Fairhaven Village Green.
At the Firehouse Performing Arts Center in Fairhaven, enjoy a performance of DOG SEES GOD...Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal and directed by Clarice Cohn. The show is about drug use, suicide, eating disorders, teen violence, rebellion, and sexual identity -- all colliding and careening toward an ending that's both haunting and hopeful. Subject matter is not suitable for young children. Parental discretion is advised. All profits are to be donated to Americans for the Arts.
Tickets available at Village Books, brownpapertickets.com, through Clarice Cohn (360-318-3275) and at the door of The Firehouse Performing Arts Center at 1314 Harris Avenue .
At Village Books tonight, hear Elizabeth Colen read from her collection of poetry, Money for Sunsets. Set partly in Bellingham, partly on the open road, Colen's prose poems investigate loss, innocence, and what it means to live in beautiful surroundings that remain part of a larger deficit culture. Colen has lived in the Midwest, Northeast, Southeast, and currently resides in the Pacific Northwest.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place at VB's Readings Gallery in the lower level of 1200 11th St.
At the Firehouse Performing Arts Center in Fairhaven, enjoy a performance of DOG SEES GOD...Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal and directed by Clarice Cohn. The show is about drug use, suicide, eating disorders, teen violence, rebellion, and sexual identity -- all colliding and careening toward an ending that's both haunting and hopeful. Subject matter is not suitable for young children. Parental discretion is advised. All profits are to be donated to Americans for the Arts.
Tickets available at Village Books, brownpapertickets.com, through Clarice Cohn (360-318-3275) and at the door of The Firehouse Performing Arts Center at 1314 Harris Avenue .
Enjoy this classic jazz quartet at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-3642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Sunday, September 12
At the Firehouse Performing Arts Center in Fairhaven, enjoy a performance of DOG SEES GOD...Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal and directed by Clarice Cohn. The show is about drug use, suicide, eating disorders, teen violence, rebellion, and sexual identity -- all colliding and careening toward an ending that's both haunting and hopeful. Subject matter is not suitable for young children. Parental discretion is advised. All profits are to be donated to Americans for the Arts.
Tickets available at Village Books, brownpapertickets.com, through Clarice Cohn (360-318-3275) and at the door of The Firehouse Performing Arts Center at 1314 Harris Avenue .
Join Gabrielle at Village Books in Fairhaven for a monthly discussion of books by and about lesbians--note that this is a different Sunday this month due to Labor Day. Today, discuss Orlando, By Virginia Woolf, a fantastical biography of a poet who first appears as a sixteen-year-old boy at the court of Elizabeth I, and is left at the novel's end a married woman in the year 1928. Part love letter to Vita Sackville-West, part exploration of the art of biography, Orlando is one of Woolf's most popular works.
VB's Lesbian Book Club meets the first Sunday of every month in the Village Books Readings Gallery; authors do not attend. For information on other gatherings at Village Books (monthly book groups, weekly story times, daily author events, etc.), phone 671-2626, click on the Village Books link on the Fairhaven.com home page, go to the VillageBooks.com, or visit the store at 1200 11th St.
Enjoy some traditional pub music at Skylark's Hidden Cafe & Wine Parlor in Fairhaven. For info, call 715-2642, or visit the restaurant at 1308 11th St.
Monday, September 13
All month, Good Earth Pottery features Chris Moench's Prayer Wheels. Recognized throughout the world, Moench's pieces are "vessels of hope, inspiration, beauty and meditation. They are a celebration of life; what has been and what could be." Good Earth Pottery in historic Fairhaven (360-671-3998) since 1969, represents more than 50 local artists, and monthly features one artist or special show. Visit Good Earth Pottery at the corner of Harris &10th St.
The Bellingham Tennis Club & Fairhaven Fitness is hosting a week of free classes, including Yoga for Cyclists, Winter Sports Book Camp, Hit & Fit (for adults--combined tennis and fitness) and Train Like the Pros (fitness for junior tennis players).
Call 360-733-5050 with questions and to reserve space. Or visit Bellingham Tennis Club online or at 800 McKenzie Avenue.
Led by Cindi at Village Books, this monthly discussion group meets to talk about a variety of general literature books--usually "first Mondays" but changed this month due to Labor Day. The location is also changed due to an author event in the Readings Gallery.
Tonight discuss two books: Dreams from my Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance by Barack Obama, an elegant and compelling biography that powerfully articulates America's racial battleground and tells of his search for his place in black America. Also being discussed is Obama's Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream, written when he was a senator. Only by returning to the principles that gave birth to the Constitution, Obama says, can Americans repair a political process that is broken, and restore to working order a government that has fallen dangerously out of touch with millions of ordinary Americans. VB Reads... General Literature Book Club meets the first Monday of every month in the store's Readings Gallery; authors do not attend book group discussions. For info on other happeninigs at Village Books (monthly book groups, weekly story times, daily author events, etc.) phone 671-2626, click on the link on the Fairhaven.com home page, go to the VillageBooks.com website. Tonight's meeting takes place at the Colophon Cafe.
At Village Books tonight, hear Jennifer Aist with Babes in the Woods: Hiking, Camping, Boating with Babies & Young Children. Aist offers parents tried and tested advice for solutions for appropriate gear, clothing, food, nature games to play, and other valuable tips. Whether planning a short day hike, a car camping trip, a base camp adventure, or a backpacking excursion, Aist shows how to introduce babies and toddlers to mountains, the water, and the adventures that lie in nature.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place at VB's Readings Gallery in the lower level of 1200 11th St.
Periodically throughout the year, the instructors at Yoga Northwest offer free, introductory courses during one week for new students. There will be over a dozen classes to choose from this week, all levels. No registration necessary--just go early.
To find out more, visit Yoga Northest at their digs, call them at 647-0712, or visit Yoga Northwest online. Yoga Northwest is at 1440 10th Street. Tuesday, September 14
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
This is weekly drop-in track workout organized by Fairhaven Runners and let by Steve Grichel. Info on the track workouts: email runners@fairhavenrunners.com.
Info on other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums through Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found by phoning 360-676-4955, visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online, or stopping by the store at 1209 11th Street. For the workout, meet at Sehome High parking lot.
A Fairhaven Runners & Walkers free weekly drop-in run, led by store staff and volunteers, the All Paces runs are 20 minutes out and 20 minutes back on two key routes, by the water or through the woods. Participants are divided into groups ranging from run/walk to seven-minute pace. DARKER EVENINGS: bring a flashlight or headlamp and consider wearing reflective clothing.
More info on this and other evening drop-in runs, weekly walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
The Bellingham Tennis Club & Fairhaven Fitness is hosting a week of free classes, including Yoga for Cyclists, Winter Sports Book Camp, Hit & Fit (for adults--combined tennis and fitness) and Train Like the Pros (fitness for junior tennis players).
Call 360-733-5050 with questions and to reserve space. Or visit Bellingham Tennis Club online or at 800 McKenzie Avenue.
At Village Books tonight, enjoy a "preview event" for the Vancouver International Writers Festival, featuring ZsuZsi Gartner, Lee Henderson, Timothy Taylor and Hale Wake and the book Darwin's Bastards: Astounding Tales From Tomorrow. In award-winning novelist Timothy Taylor's future-noir, "Sunshine City," a murder-by-sniper baffles a gated golf republic, and in author and DJ Lee Henderson's "The Aurochs," a crooked curator of post-industrial antiquities is dying to retire to Mars. Join Taylor, Lee, editor Zsuzsi Gartner and host Hal Wake (Artistic Director for the Vancouver International Writers Festival) tonight.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place in the Readings Gallery in the lower level of Village Books.
Periodically throughout the year, the instructors at Yoga Northwest offer free, introductory courses during one week for new students. There will be over a dozen classes to choose from this week, all levels. No registration necessary--just go early.
To find out more, visit Yoga Northest at their digs, call them at 647-0712, or visit Yoga Northwest online. Yoga Northwest is at 1440 10th Street. Wednesday, September 15
Enjoy the Bellingham Farmers Market--Fairhaven Style! Every Wednesday this summer, enjoy the atmosphere and offerings of the Fairhaven businesses and neighborhood, and purchase your weekly fresh produce, fruits and plants. This year the market will feature roughly 25 vendors of farmers, crafts, and ready-to-eat foods. There is usually live entertainment and always great community and family fun.More info: call 360-647-2060 or visit the Bellingham Farmers Market website. The Bellingham Farmer's Market in Fairhaven is held at the Fairhaven Village Green.
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, the Evening Epic is a "strenuous" run of 1.5-2 hours on hilly terrain with experienced trail runners. Meet at the store in time for the 6pm start. Bring a flashlight and wear reflective clothing during the darker months!
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
The Bellingham Tennis Club & Fairhaven Fitness is hosting a week of free classes, including Yoga for Cyclists, Winter Sports Book Camp, Hit & Fit (for adults--combined tennis and fitness) and Train Like the Pros (fitness for junior tennis players).
Call 360-733-5050 with questions and to reserve space. Or visit Bellingham Tennis Club online or at 800 McKenzie Avenue.
At Village Books tonight, enjoy a presentation by David Herlihy, author of Bicycle: The History and contributor to NPR, New York Times, Boston Globe and local publication Adventures NW magazine-- with his recent book, The Lost Cyclist: The Epic Tale of An American and His Mysterious Disappearance.
In the late 1880s, Frank Lenz of Pittsburgh, a renowned high-wheel racer and long-distance tourist, dreamed of cycling around the world. He finally got his chance by recasting himself as a champion of the downsized "safety-bicycle" with inflatable tires, the forerunner of the modern road bike. In the spring of 1892 he quit his accounting job and gamely set out west to cover twenty thousand miles over three continents as a correspondent for Outing magazine. Two years later, after having survived countless near disasters and unimaginable hardships, he approached Europe for the final leg. He never made it. His mysterious disappearance in eastern Turkey sparked an international outcry. Herlihy's narrative captures the joys and constant dangers accompanying the bicycle adventurer in the days before paved roads and automobiles. Read an original, but related, article by Herlihy specifically about Lenz' travels through the Pacific Northwest in Adventures NW magazine's online library! This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place in the Readings Gallery in the lower level of Village Books.
Periodically throughout the year, the instructors at Yoga Northwest offer free, introductory courses during one week for new students. There will be over a dozen classes to choose from this week, all levels. No registration necessary--just go early.
To find out more, visit Yoga Northest at their digs, call them at 647-0712, or visit Yoga Northwest online. Yoga Northwest is at 1440 10th Street. Thursday, September 16
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, this one gets you going early in the morning! The goal is to stay together and have fun on these casual morning runs, with15-minutes-out and 15-minutes-back along Fairhaven's waterfront trails and paths. Meet at the store.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, weekly walks or fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
One of Fairhaven Runners & Walkers' free weekly drop-in runs, "Hit the Trail" a 45-50 minute casual (8-10 minute miles), friendly group run on a variety of local trails led by store staff member Jeva. Expect to drive from the store now and then to local trailheads.
More info on this and other drop-in runs, walks and fitness forums at Fairhaven Runners and Walkers can be found at the store, by phoning 360-676-4955, or visiting Fairhaven Runners & Walkers online. For the run, meet at the store at 1209 11th Street.
The Bellingham Tennis Club & Fairhaven Fitness is hosting a week of free classes, including Yoga for Cyclists, Winter Sports Book Camp, Hit & Fit (for adults--combined tennis and fitness) and Train Like the Pros (fitness for junior tennis players).
Call 360-733-5050 with questions and to reserve space. Or visit Bellingham Tennis Club online or at 800 McKenzie Avenue.
At Village Books tonight, be part of free mini-workshop with Nancy Canyon, based on "Wild Mind Writing" from Natalie Goldberg's book, Writing Down the Bones. Through intriguing exercises, the mind is freed and writer's block eliminated, authentic voice and story come forth. Canyon holds an MFA in Creative Writing (PLU) and a Certificate in Fiction Writing (UW), and has studied with Natalie Goldberg in Taos, NM. She will also introduce her fall class to be held at WCC Bring a pen and paper.
This event is just one of the many author-related events offered through Village Books' Literature Live program. For info on all Literature Live events--for kids and adults--and other book-related events, check out VillageBooks.com, or visit Village Books. The event takes place in the Readings Gallery in the lower level of Village Books.
Periodically throughout the year, the instructors at Yoga Northwest offer free, introductory courses during one week for new students. There will be over a dozen classes to choose from this week, all levels. No registration necessary--just go early.
To find out more, visit Yoga Northest at their digs, call them at 647-0712, or visit Yoga Northwest online. Yoga Northwest is at 1440 10th Street.
Not enough hip, knee, or foot strength may slow a runner down. A local physical therapist will help identify and target the lower extremity weaknesses runners may have and explain what you can do during and after your runs to be dynamically stronger, in control, and ultimately faster.
To inspire community athletes and anyone seeking better physical health, Fairhaven Runners & Walkers hosts free fitness forums each month at the store. For a schedule of forums, as well as weekly drop-in runs and walks, call Fairhaven Runners at 676-4955, go to Fairhaven Runners & Walkers, or visit the store at 1209 11th St. Page 1 of 3 pages | Next Page
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