Tickets
Tickets are available at Village Books in Fairhaven, Holly St. Community Food Co-op and the WWU Box office (360) 650-6146 and online at tickets.wwu.edu. $21 Adult, $15 Student/Senior.
All Concerts are held at the Western Washington University Performing Arts Center unless otherwise noted. Programs and artists are subject to change.
*NOTE: Parking at Western Washington University is limited, so please arrive early to ensure you find a space.
Driving Directions
To the Western Washington University Performing Arts Center
Take exit number 252 for Samish Way.
Turn left on Samish Way and follow the signs to WWU.
Turn left at S Samish Way.
Turn left at Bill McDonald Parkway. (When driving up Bill McDonald Parkway,
please observe the speed limits, as this is a heavily patrolled street.)
Slight right at 21st. St.
Turn left at Elwood Ave.
Continue on W College Dr.
When you get to stop sign at the top of the hill, turn right on Highland Drive.
Stay to the right. Highland turns into High St.
The Performing Arts Center is on the left, by the large orange “mosquito” sculpture.
Take exit number 252 for Samish Way.
Turn right on S Samish Way.
Turn left at Bill McDonald Parkway. (When driving up Bill McDonald Parkway, please observe the speed limits, as this is a heavily patrolled street.)
Slight right at 21st. St.
Turn left at Elwood Ave.
Continue on W College Dr.
When you get to stop sign at the top of the hill, turn right on Highland Drive.
Stay to the right. Highland turns into High St.
The Performing Arts Center is on the left, by the large orange “mosquito” sculpture.
**Please note** On weekdays, High Street is blocked off and you cannot drive directly up to the Performing Arts Center.
Parking
Parking at Western Washington University is limited, so please arrive early to ensure you find a space.
This lot is near the Performing Arts Center and will be reserved for Marrowstone patrons on our concert nights.
$1-$2 per hour evenings & weekends (unless reserved for another event).
Located at the south end of campus – No cost evenings & weekends
Along the west side -No cost
Northwest of campus including N. Garden, N. Forest and N. State streets –No cost
The fee for Disabled Parking is the same as for other parking.
During regular business hours, you can purchase a customer permit for disabled accessible parking in two locations: The Visitor Center at the intersection of South College Drive and East Campus Way OR at the Parking Services counter in the Campus Services Building at 2001 Bill MacDonald Parkway.
You will be given directions to the space(s) closest to your destination after you have purchased a customer parking permit.
In most cases you only need to identify your parking needs, however, you may be asked to show your Disabled Parking Placard. If you have forgotten your Disabled Parking Placard, see Parking Services for assistance.
If you are injured and need to park close to your destination, but do not have a State Disabled Parking Placard visit Parking Services and they will discuss your options with you.
Bus Routes
bus depot take the Blue Line to WWU Viking Union stop.
take the Red Line to downtown Bellingham bus depot and transfer to Blue Line.
Bus fare is $ 0.75 and transfer tickets are available.
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