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Disco Duck
Are you ready for a Duck Hunt to find the Port Disco Duck🪩🦆?
Where will she be this time?
Meet Disco Duck! Each quarter (four times a year) Disco Duck will be relocated to a new location somewhere on port property. Take a look at Port waterfront parks and trails for potential locations. Can you find her? Pick up a clue sheet at the following locations to help you:
- Mallard Ice Cream
- Marine Life Center
- Port of Bellingham Administration Office
- Squalicum Harbor Office
- Blaine Harbor Office
- Bellingham Cruise Terminal
Did you find Disco Duck🕺? Take a photo with her and tag @portofbellingham using hashtag #portdiscoduck or #findtheportduck on Facebook or Instagram, and you will be entered to win a prize! One winner will be randomly chosen each quarter. Please don't touch or climb on Disco Duck, she's very sharp!
Disco Duck was generously donated by Larry Berghoff to the Port of Bellingham through Whatcom Community Foundation. Larry is all about sharing the love of whimsical art throughout our community.
About the artist
Artist Wayne Kangas created Disco Duck out of salvaged excess metal from an espresso machine manufacturer. Wayne is a metal artist utilizing recycled and salvaged steel to create intricately welded steel sculptures and wall art.
About Whatcom Community Foundation
The Whatcom Community Foundation works to improve life for everyone in Whatcom County. By pooling resources from generous donors, they support a wide range of initiatives that help people and communities thrive. WCF is a strong advocate for bold, collaborative ideas—funding efforts that foster connection and neighborliness, providing a resilience reserve to meet urgent needs and aid disaster recovery, supporting nonprofit services, and even bringing joy through whimsical public art installations.