Experience art in nature like never before: Professional, national caliber dancers will converge upon the Sculpture Forest to perform choreography created specifically for this event and the park’s sculptures, which will have their stories expanded through movement and music. $20 suggested donation. No reservations required. Saturday August 23, 2025 1:00-3:00pm
Join us on the Coupeville Wharf each Wednesday this summer to hear amazing music from all types of genres.
The Oak Harbor Music Festival is a world class 3 day event. Please visit the website for a list of performers and all of the wonderful details. OakHarborFestival.com
Join the Island County Historical Society on the Schooner Suva for a beautiful afternoon on Penn Cove with some fascinating story telling. An ICHS docent will be on board to point out historical sites and tell stories of Whidbey. Today's program: The Ebey family and the Reserve with Patrick Hussey For tickets and more information […]
This heartwarming and hilarious play tells the true story of a group of women who take an unconventional approach to fundraising by creating a tastefully daring calendar. A story of friendship, courage, and embracing life, this comedy will have you laughing and cheering. September 5-28, 2025 Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30pm Sundays, 2:30pm
Young and old will enjoy the magic of hearing familiar or new stories. There are arts and crafts after every story. The book this week is "Millie Fleur Saves the Night."
Historic Home Tour and Reception Sunday, September 14, 2025. Tours begin at 12:00, 1:15 and 2:30pm. Historic Whidbey invites you to step into Penn Cove’s past for a tour of two iconic homes built in the earliest settlement days of the 1850’s. Information and ticket purchase available at HistoricWhidbey.org.
Tickets Now Available Please visit www.pacificriminstitute.org for tickets and all of the information Enjoy live music, browsing through vendor booths, local food trucks, and kids' crafts. Visitors are encouraged to take a walk on our over 2 miles of trails There is no entrance cost for designated drivers or non-drinkers.
Young and old will enjoy the magic of hearing familiar or new stories. There are arts and crafts after every story. The book this week is "Molly Oliver and Dexter Who's afraid of the Dark?"
Join us in the Town Park for the energizing sounds of Wild Man Cooley and Missing Sisters. Bring your chairs, blankets, and enjoy the Fall Equinox set to music. See you there.
Welcome to Fall 2025. Our guest speakers will be Anita Johnston and Don Jaques from COMPASS What should you expect for the Haunting of Coupeville this year? Come to the meeting and get all of the facts. It is a fun, full month of all things that go bump in the night.
Join your fellow Chamber members for a great opportunity to connect with fellow business members, learn what events are up and coming and hear timely presentations. Check back soon for information on the speaker. 8:45 networking 9:00 meeting For more information please call 360-678-5434 or info@coupevillechamber.com
Join the Island County Historical Society on the Schooner Suva for a beautiful afternoon on Penn Cove with some fascinating story telling. An ICHS docent will be on board to point out historical sites and tell stories of Whidbey. Today's program: Captain's lives and houses with Lee James. For tickets and more information please visit […]
"Scooby Dooby Doo!!!!" The streets of Coupeville will be lined with scarecrows all interpreting this iconic character. It's easy to vote for your favorite. Stop by the Visitor Center to get a map or just wander and enjoy.
🎃✨ Pumpkin Season at Scenic Isle Farm ✨🎃We grew a seven-acre patch this year for your Great Pumpkin Hunt — it’s a REAL pumpkin patch!🌾 Weekend Fun (October Saturdays & Sundays, 10am–5pm) 🌻 Weekday Visits (October, Monday–Friday) 🛒 Farm StandOpen every day in October with pumpkins of all sizes.
You will find it all at the Whidbey Allied Artists Show and Sale. There will be watercolors, quilts, oil, glass, pottery, ceramics, mixed media, and so much more. It is never too early to buy those holiday gifts or just something new for you.
