Location: Langley Proudly sponsored by Whidbey Telecom! Little BIG Fest 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 …
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
Location: Oak Harbor Holland Happening is Oak Harbor’s biggest springtime festival, bringing in people from all over the world. People come in droves to watch the traditional Holland Happening Parade, the KIompen Canal Race, and to explore the lively street fair. This uniquely Oak Harbor fair hosts many vendors that feature a wide array of …
Location: Langley The Whidbey Island Film Festival is a program of Whidbey Island Center for the Arts (WICA). This year’s theme, In Glorious Black and White, will feature a curated selection of classic films that celebrate the timeless elegance of black and white cinema.The festival includes screenings of cinematic favorites, guest speakers, and other special …
Location: Langley Starting the weekend after Thanksgiving, the town of Langley is transformed into a festive, creative holiday destination. Artists are invited to go wild with imagination and holiday cheer by decorating downtown Langley doors and windows. Take a stroll down Langley to enjoy some festive decorations and leisurely shopping… but don’t forget your mask! …
Location: Langley Celebrate the arrival of Autumn at The Whidbey Island Harvest Festival! Enjoy locally harvested produce, music, family friendly activities, shop the artists & makers. Participate in one or more of the hands-on workshops, guided tours, and or lectures. Sit back and sip on harvest inspired beverages and dance the night away under the …
Location: Oak Harbor The Oak Harbor Music Festival is back! Held over Labor Day weekend in downtown Oak Harbor, this fantastic event is free to the public. There are two main stages hosting more than 30 bands throughout the weekend, of all types of music and genres. Enjoy two beer gardens, a variety of food, …
DjangoFest NW has evolved into the premier showcase of jazz music in North America. Musicians and music lovers galore come to Langley for this 5-day festival of jazz music. The festival attracts thousands of devotees—known as “Djangofiles”—from around the world, who migrate to Langley for performances, workshops, and informal “djam” sessions that organically spring up around the seaside village.
