Point Roberts has always been resilient. We want to make sure it always will be.

We are a charitable organization that supports locally led initiatives in the arts, culture, environment, and other areas that enrich life in Point Roberts.

Sunday December 6, 2026, 5pm, Trinity Lutheran Church

Why support the arts and culture fund of Resilient Point Roberts

Rise, Rise, Surrounded by Friends!

Join us for an evening of live music as winter settles in on the Point. Featuring live music by Mike Bell, Kyle Axford, and Elyse Jacobson.

Enjoy performances by three versatile professional musicians who have dedicated their lives to their craft. The evening will consist of favorite original songs and compositions, along with revered works from their classical upbringings. Afterward, linger over drinks and good company with friends and neighbors.


All proceeds benefit Resilient Point Roberts to help fund our Makers Guild Community Room programming including educational workshops, skills sharing, and interactive community space. Your ticket is an evening of beautiful music and an investment in arts and culture on the Point.


When a community invests in the cultural economy, it builds more than a creative scene. It builds places to gather, learn, and belong. A shared space where neighbors can take a class, meet a friend over tea, or see something beautiful on the wall becomes part of a community’s everyday infrastructure, not a luxury or an afterthought. Trust and connection between neighbors grow in places like this, through showing up consistently and welcoming people as they are.

Local art and handcraft also keep resources circulating close to home. When people buy from local makers, the money goes directly to the neighbor who made the work, and it tends to stay in the community. Fair pay for creative work treats it as real work and lets people build a livelihood from skills they’ve spent years developing. Teaching and skill-sharing spread that knowledge further, so the whole community has more to draw on. A cooperative model like ours also shows that makers don’t have to compete with each other. They can build something together that none of them could build alone.

Finally, art helps a place tell its own story. The landscapes, histories, and everyday moments that make Point Roberts what it is deserve to be seen, celebrated, and remembered by the people who live here. A permanent, welcoming home for creative life says that this community is here to stay and believes in its future. We have everything we need to build the future we want, and it starts with investing in each other.