Come sea and say shello to your local mermaids! The Whidbey Island Sirens will be handing out magic seashells and will be available for photos too. Both are free to everyone, but donations are happily accepted to help fund their efforts in spreading whimsy and joy in our local community. Windjammer Park, Beeksma side archway […]
2 multi-media concerts celebrating our Earth - sponsored by Whidbey Isand’s Saratoga Orchestra Percussion, Poetry and Prose Saturday, April 23 Location: Little Brown Church Maxwelton Rd/Sills Rd Clinton Sunday, April 24 Location: Oak Harbor Methodist Church 1050 SE Ireland St Oak Harbor Donations kindly accepted Learn more at https://www.sowhidbey.com/
This walk is being hosted by the Greening Congregations Collaborative as part of the Whidbey Earth & Ocean Month at the Whidbey Institute Labyrinth. Space is limited! Register to secure your spot at https://tinyurl.com/WayOfLab If registering as a couple or family, please submit one registration for EACH person, and choose "carpool" if you are arriving […]
Help middle school ALE students in their efforts towards a zero waste ordinance in Langley. They will be surveying the community, and they'd love to hear from you!
Stormwater runoff is currently the largest source of pollution in our waterways, and with climate change bringing heavier rain events, rainfall levels are expected to increase during the winter. Meanwhile our summers are expected to become drier. Thankfully, there are useful techniques and strategies to manage the rainwater that falls on your property. Join staff […]
We've been there: an appliance breaks and you're forced to make a lot of decisions very quickly. Join us to learn about appliance efficiency and clean energy sources before you're in a rush! Featuring Brian Stewart, cofounder of Electrify Now
Due to health and understaffing, this event has been cancelled.
Join former park manager Jack Hartt to learn about tides and how they affect our everyday lives! Jack Hartt will present his talk titled, "Tides" at the West Beach Shelter on Thursday, April 28th from 7:00 - 8:00 PM. Join us to learn about how tides work, how they affect our lives, the currents at […]
Come out and see the native wildflower prairie in bloom and enjoy guided tours and opportunities to learn about growing native plants in your own garden or yard. The Pacific Rim Institute will have native plants for sale as well as honey and other goodies. Check our website in March for details about tours and […]
Come explore the wonders of Deception Pass through Family in Nature. We have designed this 90-minute, nature-based program to be fun and highly interactive for children ages 3-5 years old and their families. Programs are held every other Friday and Saturday through June with new themes each weekend. These programs are held in partnership with the Deception Pass Park […]
Come out and see the native wildflower prairie in bloom and enjoy guided tours and opportunities to learn about growing native plants in your own garden or yard. The Pacific Rim Institute will have native plants for sale as well as honey and other goodies. Check our website in March for details about tours and […]
Come explore the wonders of Deception Pass through Family in Nature. We have designed this 90-minute, nature-based program to be fun and highly interactive for children ages 3-5 years old and their families. Programs are held every other Friday and Saturday through June with new themes each weekend. These programs are held in partnership with the Deception Pass Park […]
Hike down to this Clinton beach and help remove weeds along the way. Difficulty Level: Moderate Sign up at https://www.wclt.org/get-involved/volunteer/ or contact Taylor Schmuki at taylor@wclt.org
Join us for a relaxing and informative guided tour of Price Sculpture Forest given by the park's founder. You will learn how the Sculpture Forest was created and be provided stories and highlights for every sculpture in the park. This is an art and nature tour oriented to adults (or interested children with longer attention […]
Details to come
Locally grown food and locally made art
Sound Water Stewards in cooperation with the State Parks. Register by emailing centralwhidbeyinterpretation@parks.wa.gov
We are the ALE 6-8 program in the South Whidbey School District. We're putting on a fun child-friendly cycling event to raise awareness on the idea of improving and increasing bike paths on Whidbey Island and the use of eco-friendly car alternatives, and are trying to raise signatures from the community to support bike paths. […]
Slow Food Whidbey Island's Events Committee co-chairs, Leslie Stevens and Arjai Allred, will talk about fermentation and show you how to prepare different types of vegetables using this process as well as a side on pickling. After the class, there will be an opportunity to taste several different commercially prepared fermented foods. For thousands […]
Enjoy local produce and goods
