Location: Langley The Whidbey Island Fair is returning to South Whidbey July 25-28! Visitors from around the region join us at the historic fairgrounds. Quality exhibits from the farm, including all types of livestock and crops, horticulture, and floral culture are on display. From the home, you can find beautiful handwork: clothing, needlework, art exhibits, …
Location: Oak Harbor America marked the end of World War I with the first Armistice Day, 100 years ago. Since 1954, it’s known as Veterans Day, a day to salute all Americans who serve. Join Oak Harbor in that salute with the annual Veterans Day Parade downtown on Pioneer Way. Be sure to attend the …
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: 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 Since 1972, First Street in Downtown Langley has been home to some of the speediest and wackiest “soup box” racers one day every fall. Anyone can build a racer that can make it down a hill. But the Soup Box Derby is all about ingenuity, creativity, and a little bit of that Langley …
Location: Point Roberts Point Robert’s Annual Apple Harvest Festival returns this year September 29 to October 1, 2023. In addition to the apple pressing there will also be an apple-themed pie and bake sales, as well as games and activities for the whole family. The Apple Festival is sponsored by Point Roberts Circle of Care. …
Location: Langley, WA Welcome the Whales is an annual event to honor and celebrate the arrival of a special group of gray whales known as the “Sounders”. These whales represent almost 20 animals, part of the Eastern Pacific gray whale population. During their northern migration from Baja California, they break off the migration route to …
Location: Langley It’s back! Langley Murder Mystery Weekend, an island favorite, is back. And this year it celebrates its 40th anniversary! Langley is again requesting amateur sleuths to come to town on February 22 and 23 to help local detective I.B. Fuzz solve these missing person cases and any murders which may reveal themselves that weekend. …
Location: Coupeville Imagine strolling around historic Coupeville in search of mouth-watering chocolate treats! The Coupeville Chocolate Walk is a fun, family friendly event that supports our local businesses. The event runs from 11 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Begin your Walk by checking in and picking up your Chocolate box and map in the entry way …
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: Oak Harbor Join Oak Harbor in welcoming the New Year with a display of Fireworks December 31st at 9:00 pm. Fireworks go off from the Downtown Bay at Windjammer Park but can be seen from Flinstone and Smith park. Admission is free and fun for the entire family. Dress warm and enjoy the show. …
DjangoFest NW has evolved into the premier showcase of gypsy jazz music in North America. Musicians and music lovers galore come to Langley for this 5-day festival of gypsy 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.
