Whatcom Pavilion

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Sports arena in Bellingham, Washington

Whatcom Pavilion

Whatcom Pavilion

Location in Washington

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Whatcom Pavilion

Location in the United States

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Address| 233 W Kellogg Rd, Bellingham, WA 98226
Location| Bellingham, Washington
Owner| Whatcom Community College
Operator| Tyler Gilmore[1]
Capacity| 1,200
Surface| Ice Rink / Wood, Maple, Parquetry
Construction
Opened| 1995[1]
Renovated| 2014, 2018,
Expanded| 2018
Construction cost| $31.6 million[2]
Project manager| Stan Jaworowski
Main contractors| Seattle-Based SRG Partnership
Tenants
WCC Orcas (NWAC)
Bellingham Slam (IBL) (2005–present)
Bellingham Roller Betties (WFTDA) (2006–present)
Website
Venue Website

Whatcom Pavilion is a 1,200 seat multi-purpose arena located in Bellingham, Washington, United States on the campus of Whatcom Community College. It is home to the Whatcom Community College Orcas and the Bellingham Slam of the International Basketball League,[3] as well as the Bellingham Roller Betties roller derby league.

## References

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1. ^ a b "WCC students' dream comes to fruition in new, improved Pavilion". Bellinghamherald. Retrieved January 9, 2019.
2. ^ "Whatcom Community College remains in expansion mode - BBJ Today". Bbjtoday.com. Retrieved January 9, 2019.
3. ^ "Bellingham Slam Basketball Team". Bellinghamslam.com. Retrieved January 9, 2019.

## External links

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* Whatcom Pavilion Official Site

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Bellingham, Washington

* People
* History
* District Court

Landmarks|

* Aftermath Clubhouse
* Bellingham National Bank Building
* B.P.O.E. Building
* Flatiron Building
* Lairmont Manor
* Leopold Hotel
* Mount Baker Theatre
* Lottie Roth Block
* Old City Hall
* Pickett House
* Safe Return
* T. G. Richards and Company Store

Parks|

* Bloedel Donovan Park
* Boulevard Park
* Cornwall Park
* Lake Whatcom Park
* Larrabee State Park
* Little Squalicum Park
* Maritime Heritage Park
* Whatcom Falls Park
* Sehome Hill Arboretum

Geography and places|

* Chuckanut Mountains
* Lake Padden
* Lake Samish
* Lake Whatcom
* Fairhaven
* Sehome
* Sudden Valley
* Waterfront
* Bellis Fair Mall

Transportation|

* Fairhaven Station
* Bellingham International Airport
* Route 11 (Chuckanut Drive)
* Route 539 (The Guide Meridian)
* Whatcom Transportation Authority

History|

* Bellingham riots
* C. X. Larrabee
* Julius Bloedel
* George Pickett
* George Vancouver
* Sir William Bellingham

Museums|

* SPARK Museum of Electrical Invention
* Bellingham Railway Museum
* Whatcom Children's Museum
* Whatcom Museum of History and Art

Education|

* Bellingham High School
* Bellingham School District
* Bellingham Technical College
* Sehome High School
* Squalicum High School
* Western Washington University
* Whatcom Community College
* Whatcom Middle School

Media|

* Bellingham Public Library
* The Bellingham Herald
* KAFE
* KBCB
* KGMI
* KISM
* KMRE-LP
* KPUG
* KUGS
* KVOS-TV

Sports|

* Bellingham Bells
* Bellingham Mariners
* Bellingham Slam
* Bellingham Sportsplex
* Whatcom Pavilion

Places of worship|

* Congregation Beth Israel
* Cornwall Church

Companies,
organizations,
and events|

* Bellingham Festival of Music
* Bellingham Theatre Guild
* Bluewater Productions
* Clickpop Records
* Estrus Records
* Frequency
* LinuxFest Northwest
* Mount Baker Theatre
* The Non-GMO Project
* Port of Bellingham
* Ski to Sea Race

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Current arenas in the International Basketball League

Full members|

* Beaverton Hoop YMCA
* Christian Brothers Academy
* Gilbert Sports Arena
* GO Centre
* Mountain View High School
* Nisqually Tribe Youth Recreation Centre
* O'Connell Sports Center
* Whatcom Pavilion

Branding teams|

* Curtis Senior High School
* Henderson International School
* Holland Civic Center
* Linfield College
* McMinnville High School
* Precision High School
* Yakima SunDome

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