Location: Langley Whidbey Telecom proudly sponsors the Island Shakespeare Festival! This accessible outdoor theater 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. A long-time bucket-list production for ISF, we’re thrilled …
Location: Whidbey Island Do you love local food and farms? This Labor Day, celebrate the bounty of Whidbey Island during Whidbey Island Grown Weekend.  Whidbey Island Grown Cooperative has been navigating the current health crisis carefully to bring us safe, responsible options for connecting with local farms and chefs. This year’s offerings will focus on events …
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, …
Grab your best pair of running shoes, fill up your water bottles and head out to your favorite national park to celebrate National Get Outdoors Day on Saturday, June 13. It is also one of the “free days” when Washington State Parks does not require a Discover Pass. For more information visit: https://parks.state.wa.us/
Location: Coupeville Whidbey Telecom is proud to sponsor the Tour de Whidbey! This incredible bicycle ride is a fantastic event that brings together people from on and off the island. Organized by WhidbeyHealth, this event offers riders several routes and directions to choose from, each with a hospitality break-station every 10-15 miles. Riders can choose between …
Location: Coupeville The Bell’s Farm Strawberry Daze festival is two days of berry good fun! Tickets are $5 per person but children 5 and younger are free. Come for farm fresh produce, farm tours, and of course, pre-picked and u-pick strawberries. Please join us on the farm to celebrate our rural culture and all things …
Location: South Whidbey We are proud to sponsor the 28th annual Whidbey Island Triathlon! This is a great first triathlon and a fun event for veteran triathletes. This scenic course starts with a 0.5 mile swim in beautiful Goss Lake. Leaving the lake, you’ll begin the 19 mile bike ride on paved country roads. The …
Location: Blaine to Langley, Whidbey Island Ragnar Road Northwest Passage, the unforgettable running relay that draws runners from all over the country to our beautiful island, is back on. The annual, unforgettable running relay begins in Blaine, WA and ends here in Langley. Teams of 12 runners race past famous sights including the beautiful Cascade …
Location: Seawall Park, Langley Whidbey Adventure Swim returns this year! The event will start at 11:30am on Saturday, June 1. Participants can join in either the 1.2 mile or 2.4 mile options of this iconic open water swim race. Registration will be online only and will remain open until all spots are filled. Limited to …
Location: Point Roberts The Point Roberts Holiday Faire features vendors offering unique holiday gift items, holiday home decor, festive arts & crafts, and specialty food items. This is the place to kick-off your gift shopping! This year’s Holiday Faire will be giving its proceeds to the Point Roberts Food Bank. For more information visit: https://www.allpointbulletin.com
Location: Point Roberts What’s better than receiving gifts from Santa? How about having breakfast with him? There are so many fun events planned for the whole family! Get a complimentary picture with Santa, make gingerbread houses, or brush up on your letter-writing skills by writing a letter to Santa. Santa arrives at 11 am so …
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 …
