Location: Coupeville The best way to welcome the holidays is with the Greening of Coupeville Parade & Tree Lighting! This festive parade winds through historic downtown Coupeville. You can join in the merry event or simply see all the beautiful decorations. The parade is then followed by the tree lighting at Cook’s Corner Park. Don’t …
Location: Coupeville THIS EVENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION DUE TO STATE COVID-19 GUIDELINES. Shop Small Business Saturday in the historic town of Coupeville. Have lunch in one of the local eateries, stroll the Historic Coupeville Wharf, or visit the museum. And after the Shopping comes the Sipping! End your day tasting local beverages …
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: Oak Harbor Oak Harbor’s Old‑Fashioned 4th of July Celebration is back! The day blends community spirit, a beach‑side carnival, a grand parade, and of course… fireworks! For more information visit: oakharborchamber.com
Location: Langley The Maxwelton Independence Day Parade is back this year! For more than 100 years, the Maxwelton Parade has brought together all the communities of South Whidbey. From school bands to 4-H clubs to civic groups, you can find them in this spirited parade. The parade begins at noon; registration and shuttle service begins at 10:30 …
Location: Freeland “Celebrate America” at Freeland Park in Freeland gets underway mid-afternoon with kids’ activities. Family-friendly musical entertainment begins on stage at 6 pm and finally the fireworks (the largest on Whidbey Island) get underway about 10:20 pm. There’s also all kinds of food you can buy in an afternoon and evening of fun! For more …
Location: Fort Casey State Park, Coupeville The fun and frights are back this year at Fort Casey! Every weekend this month Fort Casey Historical State Park and the Keepers of Admiralty Head Lighthouse are presenting Fright at Fort Casey. Fort Casey is an old military fort on Whidbey Island. Built by soldiers to defend Puget …
Location: Double Bluff Beach, Freeland Start the New Year off with a splash! Join a fun-loving crew of nearly 200 jumpers for a bone chilling dive into 2025. This local event has been a popular New Year’s tradition since 2004. Sponsored by South Whidbey Parks & Rec. For more information visit: SWParks.org
Location: Langley Langley hosts its annual holiday parade at 11 am on Saturday, December 7, 2024. Musicians, service and youth groups, pets, families, and floats will march up and down First and Second Street. Once the parade is over, stay and explore Langley for lunch or dinner and a bit of shopping. For more information …
Location: Langley Kick off the holiday season right with the annual Lighting of Langley community celebration at Langley Park on November 30th from 4-6pm. The community comes together to sing carols, greet Santa and light our Christmas tree at Langley Park. Hot Cocoa and Candy Canes will be served! For more information visit: visitlangley.com
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 Langley has something to crow about this Halloween! Merchants and townspeople are dressed for the holiday in their spooky best. Kids are invited to trick-or-treat downtown from 2:30 to 5 pm. Plus, see the many crows around town created by metal artists Scott Alexander and Mike McVay. Don’t miss all the fun… or …
