Join us to celebrate Earth Day on Whidbey Island! We’ll have activities, immersive experiences, volunteer opportunities, and other ways to get involved in your island home. Free, family friendly, and open to all! More information can be found on the Fair page here.
Join us for a celebration of all things wooly! Watch the step-by-step process, from the wool fleece on the sheep to spinning into yarn, dyeing, weaving, knitting and more. Meet local farmers, artists and craftspeople that are part of this beautiful, age-old practice and watch them at work.
Join Whidbey Camano Land Trust for a guided nature walk through one of Whidbey’s most breathtaking forests. We’ll begin at Camp Casey’s Heritage Forest and venture into Admiralty Inlet Preserve—an 84-acre treasure featuring towering old-growth trees, windswept bluff views, and a vibrant eelgrass bed below. This preserve is home to rare coastal prairies and iconic, […]
rePurpose members can drop off reusables and hard to recycle items at these membership drop off events at the Whidbey Island Fairgrounds, Coffman Building. Become a member here.
Calling all earthlings and intergalactic beings alike. We invite you to join us for a fun-filled planetary party in celebration of this beautiful world we are so blessed to call home. This years Earth Day festivities will take place on April 19 at 5:30pm at Freeland Hall. Tickets are limited so secure your spot before […]
See recent improvements to the Hall, learn more about our energy-efficiency & electrification efforts, help raise funds for new windows & doors, enjoy drinks, snacks & dancing with friends & neighbors, and help raise funds with a silent auction! $30 suggested donation.
Explore the fascinating geological history of Whidbey Island and the impact of the ancient glaciers on the landscape we are familiar with today. Our speaker is Dr. Grant Heiken, a volcanologist who worked for NASA during the Apollo Program and for the Los Alamos National Laboratory on energy, natural hazards, and urban issues. He moved […]
Considering that woodpeckers can slam their heads into solid wood up to 20 times a second with a force of 1,200 Gs, it's a wonder they have any brains to think with at all. Yet these highly specialized birds forage for food, find mates, raise their young, and delight us all with their antics. Washington […]
Living on an island requires us to be even more conscious about our trash. Join WSU Waste Wise Program Coordinator Sarah Bergquist to learn easy ways to reduce your household food waste, how to compost even if you live in an apartment, condo, or HOA, and why sending organic waste to the landfill is so problematic no matter […]
Whidbey Watershed Stewards will be hosting a presentation and discussion on the Whidbey Island aquifer. Perry Lovelace has 25 years experience in groundwater management. He is the Bayview Beach Water District Commissioner and serves as a Langley Public Works Advisory Commissioner. Perry's special interests are rainfall patterns, aquifers, wells and how we manage Earth's precious […]
