Location: Langley Whidbey Telecom proudly sponsors the Island Shakespeare Festival! This accessible outdoor theatre is a true jewel on Whidbey. With a pay-what-you-will-model, everyone is encouraged to experience the magic firsthand. Their mission is to ignite the power of accessible classical theatre to build empathy and connection. This season, fearless women defy the status quo, …
Location: Downtown Langley Langley Chamber of Commerce and Langley Creates are excited to show off the bounty and creativity of our island! The new Langley Friday Street Market takes place every Friday on Langley’s Second Street, now through September 17. Artisans, creatives, growers and performers from all over Whidbey Island will participate. Stroll our streets, …
Location: Langley, WA The Whidbey Island Woodworkers Guild hosts its annual Woodpalooza, a showcase of creations from some of the areas most talented woodworkers. The guild is made up of specialists in architectural woodwork, tuners, clock makers, sawyers, carvers, restorers, musical instrument makers, boat builders, and refinishers. During the Exhibition, you are invited to spend …
Location: Langley Don’t miss this magical, musical celebration of the season at WICA! Featuring the Whidbey Island Orchestra and storyteller David Ossman. Enchanting fun for the whole family; ages 18 and under are free. For more information visit: https://www.wicaonline.org
Location: Coupeville High School Celebrate the season with the professional musicians of Whidbey’s Saratoga Orchestra and music director, Anna Edwards, at the annual A Very Merry Whidbey Christmas. This treasured holiday tradition, held on Saturday, December 7 at 2pm in the Coupeville High School Commons, will feature a program of traditional carols, timeless holiday classics and many, many surprises. …
Location: Online In celebration of the 15th anniversary season of the Whidbey Island Music Festival and the occasion of Beethoven’s 250th birth year, WIMF presents three virtual concert experiences to enjoy from the comfort and safety of your home. These programs will be available on Vimeo to watch whenever is most convenient for you. Ticket …
Location: Langley Proudly sponsored by Whidbey Telecom! LittleBIGFest is a music and arts festival in Langley, WA on Whidbey Island. The event focuses on supporting live music, music education, and performances by local artists. Come for an amazing weekend of live music, arts, food, drinks, yoga, workshops, family fun and unforgettable memories! For more information visit: …
Location: Freeland The Bluesberry Festival returns to Whidbey Island with a day of music in the blueberry field. Music starts at noon and the gates open at 11:30 am. The day-long festival includes food booths, a wine and beer garden at the Mutiny Bay Blues farm stand, and an adjacent Mutiny Bay Distillery tasting room. …
Location: South Whidbey High School, Langley Don’t miss the annual performance of The Nutcracker by the Whidbey Island Dance Theatre. It’s sure to be a magical evening for the whole family! Performances are Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from December 13th through December 22nd. For more information and tickets visit: widtonline.org
Location: Whidbey Island THIS EVENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION DUE TO STATE COVID-19 GUIDELINES Whidbey Island’s “Autumn on Whidbey” wine tour is a self-guided tour through the island’s wineries and distilleries. Fine handcrafted-on-Whidbey wines and spirits will be served at the 5 participating venues, and local artisans will display their work. This is …
Location: Coupeville For more than 50 years, this venerable arts and crafts festival has filled downtown Coupeville with handcrafted art. Shoppers have the opportunity to find unique gifts ranging from jewelry to metal art to glass. Other artists stroll the displays and find inspiration to bring their own art to new levels. The Coupeville Festival …
Location: Coupeville Enjoy this FREE family festival celebrating the Pacific Northwest Native culture. The festival features canoe races, music and dance entertainment, storytelling, and arts and crafts vendors. There are also educational displays by other non-profits exhibiting ways we can appreciate and protect the local environment. For more information visit: penncovewaterfestival.com
