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From Soccer to Extreme Sports - Host Your Event in Bellingham!

The team here at Visit Bellingham provides services to event organizers at no charge. 

  • Send out RFPs and collect responses
  • Facility and Hotel connections
  • Site inspections
  • Referrals for local services such as attractions, events, restaurants, and venues
  • Promote your event on Playeasy (if applicable)
  • Send press advisories to local news media
  • Welcome letters

Submit your RFP so we can help source the ideal location!

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We have partnered with Playeasy, a sports marketing platform that includes the largest online network of event organizers, destinations, and facilities from across the country. 

Playeasy makes it possible for us to connect and communicate with event organizers looking to host new or expand on existing sporting events in our region.

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With 65 miles of trails and an elevation gain of 1,785 feet, it's no wonder that thrill seekers have made Galbraith a must-experience biking destination. 

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In Bellingham, you can ski in the mountains and paddle in the ocean on the same day. This incredible terrain is part of what makes Bellingham the perfect hub for multisport events.

Home to a host of races throughout the year, including the original multisport relay race, Ski To Sea, you’re sure to find an event that will make you want to put together a team or compete solo.

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