On September 4th, Whatcom Museum, Salish Current, and League of Women Voters of Bellingham – Whatcom County hosted a day of art, voices, and community around a familiar question: how do we work together to solve the water crisis?

Storytellers, poetry, a water-themed art market, and local nonprofits run from noon at the Lightcatcher and Old City Hall in Bellingham, Washington.

Read a recap of the event from Water for Whatcom >

View videos from the panel discussions:

Session 1: Water is Life: our Shared Culture, Environment, Economy | Jay Julius, Perry Eskridge, Rich Appel >

Session 2: Water Under Threat: Climatic Challenges to Our Communities | Gavin Willis, Free Borsey, John Perry >

Session 3: Creative Thinking About Future Water Resource Management | Jim Davenport, Tom Tebb, Jim Papp