For as far back as we can remember The Shadies played every Tuesday at the Moon. The Shadies have drifted near and far but Andy Rick will be bringing Shadies Not Shadies to the Moon for a brand new old time experience. If you like old time country stringband music this is your jam. Music will begin at 8:30.

We hope you’ll join us for the next installment of Pacific Corner Poets Open Mic, a recurring series which will take place every third Thursday each month. We encourage all poets to come and share their work.

Readings begin at 5:30.

Cats like us are in the Moon Room tonight bringing with them wonderful sounds you’ll enjoy on a cool December eve.

“Cats Like Us is a rockin’ band from Bellingham WA playing original rock//punk/new-wave plus rockin rockers  spanning the 1970’s to the 2020’s.”

“Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle was formed with the goal of creating and performing original music through the influences of early American Blues, folk and jazz.  Their songwriting and style of performing revisits the roots of mid-century Americana, drawing inspiration from sources ranging anywhere from The Carter Family and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, to Etta James and Jeff Lynne.”

Join us for an evening of live local music featuring Louis, Norah along with Andy Rick. Marie (The Band) will also be on hand all at the hard to beat price of whatever you think is fair (donations are encouraged) 8pm

This is a problem we’re happy to have. These young jazzers are sure to entertain you on a cool September night. 8pm

The Problem was formed as an official collaboration between some of the youngest freelance jazz musicians in Bellingham! The Problem is meant to act as an outlet for the creativity and musicianship of our members, and to bring Whatcom and Skagit Counties high quality music while growing the local scene for young musicians.

Join is the Saturday in welcoming Petrichor for their first performance in our listening space.

"Petrichor is a dreamy/folksy/heart centered and deeply queer musical experience. The songs are channeled from an imaginative dreamworld called the Petrichor Forest. Listeners may find themselves transported."

Tonight we have the pleasure of welcoming Paradox to our listening space. 8pm

"Paradox blends saxophone and slide guitar with acoustic accompaniment to give a new sense of style to the best music of the 20th century and to more recent hits, too. "

The Slim Pickers are a product of late-night festival jam sessions during which the cross-border musicians formed an enduring friendship by way of old-time bluegrass brother duets. While each picker retains an active roll in other acoustic ensembles in Washington and British Columbia, the music they've shared over the years brings them together on occasion, and you'll want to be there when it does.

Join us in welcoming Slim Pickers. 8pm

Join us in welcoming Ivy Ficarra, Arran Fagan and John Lensing for an evening of wonderful music at the Moon.

"Taking cues from the likes of Leif Vollebekk and Nathaniel Rateliff, Fagan’s music is filled with introspective lyrics, questioning anything from relationships to how much he should be drinking...One of Fagan’s greatest strengths lies in his storytelling, weaving concrete images with more abstract feelings that he somehow aptly describes.”

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Join us in welcoming Pete Ruble along withJeff Mack for a evening of home grown musical magic. 8pm

“Pete Ruble's music can be found somewhere near the intersection of 1960-70s singer/songwriter and early country western. He draws a lot of inspiration from classic artists like Lee Hazlewood and Bob Dylan, as well as modern performers like Kurt Vile and Jessica Pratt.”

For as far back as we can remember The Shadies played every Tuesday at the Moon. The Shadies have drifted near and far but Andy Rick will be bringing Shadies Not Shadies to the Moon for a brand new old time experience. If you like old time country stringband music this is your jam. Music will begin at 8:30.

We hope you’ll join us for the next installment of Pacific Corner Poets Open Mic, a recurring series which will take place every third Thursday each month. We encourage all poets to come and share their work.

Readings begin at 5:30.

We love poetry at the Moon. Kevin Murphy is a marvelous poet we are lucky to call our neighbor. Louis Ledford and Norah McLaughlin will be singing songs as well. Join us at 8pm

“Poetry is the opening and closing of a door, leaving those who look through to guess about what is seen during a moment.” - Carl Sandberg 1878-1967

We love when friends play together at the Moon. Come see Tad, Rachel and Ivan share music and fun.

Tonight we welcome back singer songwriter Evan Ingalls.

"Evan pulls from a wide-reaching repertoire to create a unique mix of moods and styles."

Paige is a great friend to Honey Moon and tonight she's bringing along her friends to fill our listening space with beautiful music.

Latin rhythms on a cool November evening. It doesn't get any better than that.

"Cuarto Sueno (Fourth Dream) captivates with live performances of high energy flamenco guitar, modern Latin jazz, and familiar classics, featuring BJ Block (guitar) Jacob Seyer (guitar) Tom Anastasio (bass) and Steve Jones (percussion)"

Join us for an evening of fine indie music courtesy of local fav's Cumulus along with their friends Byland from Seattle. 8pm

Join us in welcoming Birdie Fenn Cent and Marika Clymer at the Moon. These fine performers are stopping in to share their musical gifts. We are happy to open our listening space to them.

Join Kian Dye every last Thursday of the month for our Bluegrass Jam. The format will be a mixture of performance and open jam. Bring a instrument and play with us. 7:30pm