Aaron Guest (artist name A.Guest) has a new album out, and this time it's all mellow piano instrumentals, written and recorded at home in Bellingham on his piano. The album is called 'Felted' - a locking middle foot pedal lowers a felt cloth between the hammers and strings of the piano, giving it a warm and mellow tone.

He'll be selling vinyl copies of the new album, and playing selected pieces from it as well as a slew of recognizable cover songs (instrumental as well)

Come by, grab a drink or a snack, enjoy the background music, and work on a puzzle by yourself, with a friend, or with a stranger!

Drawing inspiration from legends like Jason Isbell, Emmylou Harris, and James Taylor, Friends for the Ghost delivers a unique blend of Americana, Folk, and Rock. Their heartfelt vocal harmonies, tastefully crafted violin and guitar accompaniments, and occasional bursts of rocking electric guitar from Charlie Krengel define their signature sound. It’s a musical journey that embodies the spirit of the Pacific Northwest—a region known for its rugged beauty, introspection, and artistic expression.

About Tim:

I am a father, husband, teacher, published author, songwriter, and musician.  I have released four albums over the years.   In 1992, I received the honor of a lifetime when The International Indian Treaty Council in San Francisco invited me to perform at the Healing of the Sacred Hoop concert on October 12 along with John Trudell, Bonnie Raitt, Little Feat, Country Joe McDonald and many others.  I have also shared multiple bills with the late Floyd Red Crow Westerman, Kris Kristofferson, WAR, Sarah Mclachlan, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Tower of Power and others. Currently, I am preparing to release my fifth album entitled, Love Songs for the Apocalypse due out in the spring of '26.     

Northwest native, singer, songwriter and accordion player. Dandelion enchants with melodies from the past and present with low drones and high treble tones. She combines theatre, folklore, language and tone to create an experience for the listener.

Come and get your bluegrass fix from some of the finest around!

The Sam Harris Band, led by Western Washington University music student and trombonist Sam Harris, is an emerging funk, soul, and jazz-fusion group. Featuring some of Bellingham and Seattle's most prominent young jazz musicians.

Aaron Guest (artist name A.Guest) has a new album out, and this time it's all mellow piano instrumentals, written and recorded at home in Bellingham on his piano. The album is called 'Felted' - a locking middle foot pedal lowers a felt cloth between the hammers and strings of the piano, giving it a warm and mellow tone.

He'll be selling vinyl copies of the new album, and playing selected pieces from it as well as a slew of recognizable cover songs (instrumental as well)

Come by, grab a drink or a snack, enjoy the background music, and work on a puzzle by yourself, with a friend, or with a stranger!

The Honey Moon presents Cathy Taylor, Selena Mac and Bob Paltrow - a compelling evening of solo performances and fun collaborations; originals and a wide spectrum of covers and genres.

Jeffrey Slough is a singer, songwriter, and storyteller whose solo performances blend Americana, folk, and blues into an intimate, engaging experience. With a warm, conversational style, he weaves personal stories and songs — both original and reimagined — into a seamless evening that feels like time shared with an old friend. Having performed both across the U.S. and internationally, Jeffrey brings a world of experience to every stage, creating moments that linger long after the last note.

Songs full of heart and authenticity. Join us for the music of former Nashville songwriter Russell Thompson.

Geof Morgan 6-7

Louis Ledford 7-8

Andy Rick & friends 8-10

Can of Clouds is an instrumental electronic/acoustic duo with Justine Jeanotte and Chad Channing, both multi-instrumentalists.  They released their full length album Passing Vistas in 2025.  Justine comes from a classically trained background on violin and Chad has played in many rock bands most notably as the drummer on Nirvana’s Bleach album.  Their music has been described as “beautiful, moving and entrancing.”

Daniel Sobel is a Bellingham singer-songwriter, picking favorites from originals from 20 to 25 years ago, and from a new and welcome flurry from the past year.

Ellie Baird is singer/songwriter based on the Olympic peninsula playing emotionally devastating but catchy rock and roll with a top notch band of jazz freaks. 

The Yankee Drivers are firmly grounded in hard-driving, heart-breaking Bluegrass, traditional to progressive. Original tunes and forays into country, swing and rock influences add to the mix. The Yankee Drivers all make their home in Whatcom County, Washington.

A dazzling night of local indie rock musicians to tickle your eardrums and keep you warm in the January cold. Featuring Kam Lynn, Jesse Hawkins, and Kellen Murphy, this show is sure to be an evening full of bittersweet melodies and striking lyricism.

Philip Hofmann is a local songwriter whose music explores the intersections between poetry, fiction, and wiseass cultural commentary.

Lifelong PNW fisherman Bob Gudmonson once survived a sunken boat by floating to shore on his guitar. His songwriting and the ocean have always been intertwined. Come here him sing (mostly) true tales of both land and sea.

Bellingham born and raised singer/songwriter Ella Aven makes her return from Nashville. Sharing the stage with local act ‘Bob & the Bird’, join us for a night of original music and stories!

Grandpa Doom. Gritty original indie rock.

"The Happy Hour Storytellers are four professional musicians who become amateur comedians for a night. We drink, we tell stories, we sing songs, we heckle each other, we heckle the audience and generally just have a great time.

This annual show, now in its fourth year, features three unique, mostly homemade films accompanied by live soundtracks from Devin Champlin, John Swanke, and Sean Curtis Patrick. Hosted by Swanke with visuals curated by Emmy-winning director

, the night blends heartfelt, artful film and music performances with absurd and hilarious internet clip compilations shown between sets.

The evening begins at 7pm with a DJ set of obscure music, handmade projections, and vintage B-movie trailers. At 8pm, a short, highly edited compilation kick off the main program, offering everything from bizarre 1980s self-help videos to strange YouTube deep cuts. Some will make you laugh, some may make you cringe, and one may even require talking back to the screen… The three feature films remain the core of the event, enhanced by an array of obscure instruments, film and video projectors all over, and experimental visuals that transform the Honey Moon into a full A/V experience.

This year, the attempt will be made to have a more comfortable overflow area on the patio with additional projectors, screens, and heaters. Additionally, some exclusive merch by the guys will be available from everything from soda fired pottery, small woodworking pieces, photo books, zines, vinyl records, cassette tapes, and more!

“Hailing from the rainy forests of ‘Ōla‘a on Hawai‘i Island, Kalei Pulapulaakama Yamanoha grew up surrounded by Hawaiian music, family stories, and the sound of slack key guitar drifting through backyard gatherings. His playing reflects that upbringing—grounded, warm, and full of the small details of his home. The sounds of Slack key (kī hō‘alu) is where he finds his voice, blending old melodies with his own style while keeping the heart of the tradition intact.

Kalei is traveling from Hawai‘i Island to share his music at Honeymoon Meads on December 26th, where he’ll be playing a mix of traditional Hawaiian songs, paniolo tunes, and original pieces. His shows are relaxed and personal—more like sitting with a friend than watching from a distance. Through stories, humor, and the gentle feel of slack key, he aims to bring listeners a small piece of Hawai‘i and the sense of home that comes with it.”