Tags: Family Fun

*Pumpkin Carving and Pretzel Baking Demos on the courtyard at The Chef's Pantry from 1 till 3 pm *Commemorative Oktoberfest Beer Mugs for sale and special deals on featured beers or other drinks At Prima,TheFishbowl,Village Pizzeria, Chef's Pantry, The Edgecliff and Useless Bay Coffee,
*Brats and Sausages behind Island Angel Chocolates from noon till 3 pm *Special Oktoberfest Menu Items at Participating Restaurants and Cafes *Live Music at 3 pm featuring gypsy jazz guitarist Troy Chapman & friends Art Walk beginning at 5 pm.

We encourage you to take a closer look at each farm that is on tour this year. There are 18 to choose from and you will want to be sure you visit those that are of the most interest to you. Some of the farms are open on Saturday ONLY, so be sure to check the map and list. Simply click on the name of the farm on the left. You can also download a copy of the Whidbey Island Farm Tour Map. and a detailed list of Participating Farms to accompany the map.

With everything from animals, vegetables, flowers and shellfish, Whidbey Island has a wonderful and diverse variety of farms, and we think you will be both pleased and surprised at the farms and activities choices.

Please give us your comments, suggestions and feedback both before and after the tour. Our participating farmers would particularly enjoy hearing from you, and there are comment boxes for each farm.

We hope you enjoy the Whidbey Island Farm Tour, and we look forward to seeing you.

In addition to many wonderful booths with local produce and products the Greenbank Farmers Market will enjoy a workshop offered by Kevin Pardue.
Beginners can learn to make hypertufa pots. Anyone can learn how to make affordable pots with their own hands using a concrete product that imitates the tuffa stone from Europe.

Workshop including all materials is $20 for adults and $10 for children

Of course there is no charge to visit the Sunday Market-located inside the Greenbank Barn and open every Sunday throughout October

This unique event co-hosted by the OakHarbor Elks and the Impaired Driving Impact Panel of Is. County is designed to encourage non use of alcohol by youth, responsible use of alcohol by adults and safer roads by no driiving under the influence.

Come join this fun and educational evening. Munchies and beverages

Live Music, Games of Skill with Impairment Goggles: Boozketball, Games of Chance: Wheel of Misfortune - Games and Door Prizes, Silent Auction and Raffle tickets $5 wonderful gift baskets and certificates for merchandise

Traditional Celebration of Octoberfest

The musical is direted and choreographed by Martha Murphy with vocal direction by Milinda Mack, costume design and construction by Carrie Carpenter and set design and theater decoration by Glenn Jones and Gina Simpson

The show features a large cast of talented youth actors and include audience participation. A special Family Night performance, Oct. 17, offers all tickets at $7

Adults $12, students $8

Advanced reservations call or visit website

Frightville VIII Schedule

October 24th – 7 to 11pm ($6/person)
October 25th – 11am to 1pm “Lights On” Matinee ($3/person)
October 25th – 7pm to 11pm ($6/person)
October 29th – 6pm to 9pm ($7/person)
October 30th – 6pm to 9pm ($7/person)
October 31st – 7pm to Midnight ($8/person)

Location
Boys & Girls Club of Oak Harbor
Roller Barn
98 NE Barron Drive
Oak Harbor

For More Information Call:
240-9273

Firefighting Exhibit at Museum

Coupeville - Island County Historical Museum is hosting a temporary firefighting exhibit. “Saving Lives – Killing Fires” will be up through November 15, and features such articles as Coupeville’s first fire helmet, an authentic steel-wheeled hose cart, an Uruguayan Bombero’s helmet, a hand-pumped Chinese water gun, vintage extinguishers and equipment and numerous photos and articles from the turn of the 20th century through present.

Island County Historical Society

P.O. Box 305, Coupeville, WA 98239

360.678.3310 - FAX 360.678.1720

ed-ichs@whidbey.net

Halloween Bash - Dance to Swing and Zydeco Music

Costume or not, join us for a rockin' out party featuring Ken Pickard and the Zydeco Explosion. These guys are an ultimate dance band for Swing, Zydeco, Walz and more.

Pre-dance workshop is $5, Zydeco Two-step variations with Walter, Janice and the girls

Dance cost is $10 per person at the door

Crockett Barn is located on Crockett Farm Rd. East on Ft. Casey Rd. (3/4 mile north of Keystone Ferry) Look for the bigt red square barn.

For more information on Coupeville - Ebeys Preserve

For More Information Contact:
HYPERLINK ""walterdill@whidbey.com
HYPERLINK "www.EveryoneCanDance.com

Time:
7;30-8:30 pre dance workshop - Dance 8:30-11pm

Dates:
Saturday,
October 25, 2008

There's a chill in the air, the leaves are falling, and dogs all across Whidbey are wagging their tails just a little more impatiently. And you might wonder, why? You guessed it. The Mutt Strut dog parade and costume contest is just around the corner!

This year's prize categories are: best dog and owner costume combo, best trick, best dog costume, and best celebrity dog.

Ever-ebullient Jim Freeman emcees this menagerie while our literary panel of judges takes carefully crafted notes of your creativity and élan. You'll be dressing to impress Drew Campion, Molly Cook, Sue Frause, Elisabeth George, and Janice O'Mahony, led by MuttStrutJudgeforLife Emily Berg. You're gonna' have to be on your game!

All this dog on fun happens on Saturday, October 25, 11 am - 3 pm. Register for the Mutt Strut beginning at 12:30. The parade starts at 1:30 sharp.

BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE!

It's also Apple Day, so Bayview Farm & Garden will be hosting their spectacular apple tasting station. The Bayview Farmer's Market has all sorts of goodies planned. There's mask making in the Cash Store. And Ro Purser and Neil Brown are back this year to play bluesy, wistful, gritty, and heartfelt tunes about living large and loving hard.

See you at the Corner!

Frightville VIII Schedule

October 24th – 7 to 11pm ($6/person)
October 25th – 11am to 1pm “Lights On” Matinee ($3/person)
October 25th – 7pm to 11pm ($6/person)
October 29th – 6pm to 9pm ($7/person)
October 30th – 6pm to 9pm ($7/person)
October 31st – 7pm to Midnight ($8/person)

Location
Boys & Girls Club of Oak Harbor
Roller Barn
98 NE Barron Drive
Oak Harbor

For More Information Call:
240-9273

Island Thrift presents No Tricks Safe Treats, Oak Harbor's safe and fun trick-or-treating event on Pioneer Way! Children elementary school-aged and younger are invited to dress up in their scariest Halloween best and trick-or-treat the safe way!

Are you brave enough for this guided raft tour through the fog? Treats are provided for all participants. Fee: $3 or $6.75 for the whole family.

Speaking of the holidays, our farm's annual AUTUMN
OPEN HOUSE and HOLIDAY ARTS & CRAFTS FAIRE will be
held the FIRST WEEKEND in NOVEMBER, 1st-2nd, 10AM-6PM.

ARTISTS, CRAFTERS, and FARMER'S MARKETEERS interested
in RESERVING A BOOTH, $25/day or $40/weekend, are
encouraged to contact us:

Coupeville Lodging Open House

Coupeville area Bed & Breakfasts open their doors for visitors to see what they have to offer. Tour includes approximately a dozen B&Bs and a snack is provided at each one, as well as drawings for a variety of prizes.

12 prizes, ranging from free overniht stays to local artwork to a tea party for 10 - all to be awarded on Nov. 2nd. Bring a bag of canned or nonperishable groceries and recieve a chance to enter the prize drawing a second time. Participants need not be present to win.

'Passports' for the tour are available from the Anchorage Inn and Blue Goose Inn, both on Main St. in Coupeville. Also at bayleaf, corner of Alexander and Coveland in Coupeville

The 'Passport' is your ticket to any or all the lodgings and includes directions, it also includes discount coupons from area businesses.

Passports are available from now through Nov. 1 & 2 for $10 each

Proceeeds from the open houses benefit the Island County Museum and Coupeville's Gifts from the Heart Food Bank.

Participating lodgings Sat. Nov. 1: Blue Goose Inn; The Bluff on Whidbey (Oak Harbor); The Captain Whidbey Inn; Compass Rose B&B; Coupede Villa B&B; The Coupeville Inn; and Spinnaker Tea Garden
Participating lodgings Sun. Nov 2: Anchorage Inn/Callista Cottage; Blue Goose Inn;The Coupeville Inn; The Captain Whidbey Inn; Coupe de Villa B&B; Garden Isle Guest Cottages; The Jenn Farm; Lovejoy Inn; and Spinnaker Tea Garden.

Musical based on the play by James M. Barrie
Music by Mark Charlap
Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh

Additional music by Julie Styne, Additional lyrics, by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, Additional incidental music by Trude Rittman and Elmer Bernstein.

Directed by Rusty Hendrix

November 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16,
20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30 - December 4, 5, 6, 2008

Thurs. Fri. Sat. 7:30 pm Sun. 2:30 pm
Tickets $16

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Whidbey Playhouse P.O. Box 571, 730 SE Midway Blvd. Oak Harbor, WA 98277

Office hours: 11-3 Tuesdays & Fridays; 11-6 Wednesday & Thursdays;

11-3 Saturdays, when there is a show that day. 360-679-2237

Saturday, November 8, The 13th Annual Camano Island Chamber Chili Chowder Cook Off will be held November 8th, 2008 from 3-7 pm at the Camano Senior & Community Center.

Registration forms for participants have been sent to the Chamber membership.

If you are not a Chamber member and would like to have a booth at the event, contact the Chamber, 629-7136 for more information. Last year over 1,200 people attended and all had a great time!

The cost to get into the Cook Off is $10 for 10 tastes and you get to vote for your favorite chili or chowder. Come meet your Island neighbors and businesses and enjoy good food, drink and music. Raffle tickets for a chance to win some really great prizes will be available for purchase two weeks prior to the event and at the cook off on Nov. 8th. , Director of Tourism & Operations, Camano Island Chamber of Commerce,

Musical based on the play by James M. Barrie
Music by Mark Charlap
Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh

Additional music by Julie Styne, Additional lyrics, by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, Additional incidental music by Trude Rittman and Elmer Bernstein.

Directed by Rusty Hendrix

November 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16,
20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30 - December 4, 5, 6, 2008

Thurs. Fri. Sat. 7:30 pm Sun. 2:30 pm
Tickets $16

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Whidbey Playhouse P.O. Box 571, 730 SE Midway Blvd. Oak Harbor, WA 98277

Office hours: 11-3 Tuesdays & Fridays; 11-6 Wednesday & Thursdays;

11-3 Saturdays, when there is a show that day. 360-679-2237

Sustainable Living Film Series, 'Suzuki Speaks' first in a series of monthly movies and discussion

Free popcorn Local Grown cafe' open to serve coffee and cookies.

Activities include martial arts, yoga, storytelling, dance, nutritious food preparation and more.

Funded by Island County Children's Commission, Sno-Isle Libraries and the Underage Drinking Action Committee, Island County Human Services

Whidbey Island Theatre for Youth is getting in the holiday spirit with our upcoming acting class "Yule Love Acting." Designed around bringing classic holiday movies, plays, and stories to life through the eyes of our actors, this program includes acting skills, basic set design and painting, make-up design, and of course lots of fun!

This program looks to be an enchanted adventure through the holidays. Class start on Nov 17 and runs until December 17, where there will be a presentation for family and friend. Workshops run on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4-530p, with one optional Saturday event to transform the stage space. For more information please visit our website, email or call.

All seats $16

Come explore the magic onstage as the timeless classic is performed by local talent and directed by Rusty Hendrix, at the Whidbey Playhouse

Scott Arnold a Coupeville senior prepared for his role as Peter Pan by watching every version of the movie on the market. His hold nothing back approach makes him irresistable to watch. His energy and acrobatics are a pleasure to watch. Great acting by all, Allen Young, Lisa Sparks, Austin Hendrix, to name a few. While your eyes have trouble deciding what to focus on next, the story and the wholesome, lovely nature ofit, pulls at your heart.

Very inspiring for young audiences since 29 of the actors are children. Top performances and imaginative sets makes this a 'must see'

Everyone is invited to a free Thanksgiving dinner!

Can't Get Here? We'll deliver a turkey dinner, or even come pick you up. The Whidbey Cruzers are here to help those who can't get to the lodge. Call any time between Nov. 15 and 27 to schedule a time to be picked up, or to have dinner delivered. Call 679-2425

For those who are either home bound or working and would like a dinner or dinners delivered simply call eiher the Elks Club 360-675-7111 or special event number of 360-679-2425 and leave your name and telephone number and our delivery coordinator will call you back to obtain the address and number of meals desired. If you would like to join them but need a ride you may also call to arrange transportation.

This is our way of saying 'Thank You' to the Community and wishing everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving. Please bring your family and friends and be our guest for this annual celebration.

Bring a prepared food to share or volunteer to help prepare the food

Enjoy community fellowship in Coupeville

5pm Community caroling with Verne Olson

6pm Santa 'Pit Stop', with Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue truc, followed by Tree lighting.

Bring your favorite homemade ornament to hang on the tree.

The holiday Market will run each weekend starting Nov. 28th through Dec. 21 from 10-5pm - new vendors, music, food and Santa will be there each weekend from 1pm - 3 pm - Santa at Santa's Pit Stop on Whidbey.

The Island County Fair Association presents its annual Country Christmas at the Fair. You'll find homemade goodies, unique and affordable handcrafted gifts and collectibles. Lunch will be available.

Also, many Freeland businesses will participate in the activities, including the Paint Escape, which will offer a “Late Night Paint Night,” China City, which will create special peppermint patties and hot buttered rum drinks, Coastal Community Bank, which will give away apples and cookies, and the Beach Cabin, which will offer a “Taste of Freeland” special. Other Freeland businesses are staying open late for shoppers as well.

Bring your favorite squirt gun, or use theirs, but beware of the life guards! Snacks and beverages provided. Fee: $3 or $6.75 for the family.

Several different trains, pulled by steam engines, traverse the fully scenic layout in a 12' x 12' room.

Please remember to bring one item of food to the Gifts From The Heart Food Bank, as you enter.

Call for driving instrucitons

Gather around the sculpture tree and sing carols before Santa arrives with his merry band of alpacas.

All seats $16

Come explore the magic onstage as the timeless classic is performed by local talent and directed by Rusty Hendrix, at the Whidbey Playhouse

Scott Arnold a Coupeville senior prepared for his role as Peter Pan by watching every version of the movie on the market. His hold nothing back approach makes him irresistable to watch. His energy and acrobatics are a pleasure to watch. Great acting by all, Allen Young, Lisa Sparks, Austin Hendrix, to name a few. While your eyes have trouble deciding what to focus on next, the story and the wholesome, lovely nature ofit, pulls at your heart.

Very inspiring for young audiences since 29 of the actors are children. Top performances and imaginative sets makes this a 'must see'

The Nutcracker Ballet

Come and see the holiday classic The Nutcracker Ballet! Performances will be held at the South Whidbey Hgh School on the weekends of Dec 5, 6, 7 and 12, 13, 14. Friday and Saturday evening performances start at 7:30 pm and Sunday matinees at 2:00 pm. A great way for family and friends to relax and enjoy a wonderful time together!

For tickets and information call the Box Office Tues-Fri 1:30-3:30, or email

Affordable, unique handcrafted gifts, Collectibles and homemade goodies. 3 weekends: Also December 6-7 and December 13-14, 2008.

An early gift - Holiday Workshop & Faire at Whidbey Island Waldorf School. Join us Saturday, December 6th at the beautiful Whidbey Island Waldorf School where you and your children have an opportunity to create memorable holiday crafts for your family and friends. Workshop gifts that you and your children can make include: copper candle holders, jeweled picture frames, beautiful hand-painted silks, beeswax stars and more. There's lots more info so contactl Whidbey Island Waldorf School

Children of all ages will enjoy Aha! Puppet Theater's production of "The Adventures of Tootsie and Toeby." There will be four 15-minutes shows at the Holiday Market on Anthes Avenue.

All- you- can- eat breakfast of sausage and pancakes; holiday gift shop for young shoppers; free craft activities; visits and photos with Santa and shopping with local vendors (including young entrepreneurs)

Mark your calendar

The featured exhibit this year is "Christmas in Coupeville", and represents a Victorian Christmas scene.

A social will be held after the concert. Bring the whole family and a plate of cookies (if you like) Donations appreciated

Free shuttle service. Call to reserve a spot. We are please to offer more sustainable tgransportation from Freeland, Bayview, Langley and Kens Korner to the front door of Thomas Befry hall and back again. Call the Jingle Bell Shuttle 360-341-1884, leave your name and call back number by Thurs. Dec 4 at 3pm.

Free Admission to Three Wisemen In their now famous theme song, "We Three Wisemen," comes their humble musical admission, "we're not so wise at all." But who are these simple minded troubadours? They are three talented performers who come together each holiday season for a concert packed with MUSIC, COMEDY and the ever present reminder of what Christmas is all about. This Sunday, December 7, 6 pm @

Annual Art Show
Friday, December 12, 5:00PM - 7:00PM
Coupeville Boys and Girls Club, 203 N Main Street, Coupeville

The Coupeville Boys and Girls Club annual art show where their young artists will present their pieces to the community.

A free holiday concert for the whole community

Navy Band Northwest presents a free Holiday Concert! Naval Air Station Whidbey Island would like to invite everyone to a FREE holiday concert on December 15, 7 pm at Oak Harbor High School's Parker Hall. Navy Band Northwest presents "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!" U.S. Marines will be on hand to accept donations for "Toys for Tots."

Tickets $12

Composed of a number of short scenes that range from the hilarious to the touching, many views of Santa are seen; from the point of view of the child who alphabetizes her Christmas list and sends it out in August as well as that of children at various stages of belief and disbelief. Santa nd his helpers shed light on many of the mysterious surroundding him, including why you don't always get the gift you ask for, how Santa delivers all those gifts in one night and more.

Music provided, most stores stay open until 8pm for your convenience in Old Town Mall on Pioneer.

Julie, a local musician, will lead songs and the making of stone soup (bring non perishable food items to be donated to Good Cheer)

Enjoy a free delicious soup lunch created by chef Sheila Sebree and winter carft projects. Choose from creating a pine cone bird feeder, paper snowflakes, beautiful envelopes and personalized gift bags

Visitors are invited to bring non-perishable food items as a donation to he Good Cheer Food Bank.

11am to 1pm - Enjoy music and a free delicious soup lunch prepared by Sheila Sebree. Create winter crafts, including pine cone bird feeders, snow flakes, beautiful envelopes and personalize gift bags.

Cama Beach. Kids Gingerbread house making.

This session of making a petite (about 4” x 6” tall) gingerbread house is just for kids, accompanied by a parent or guardian. Work with the gingerbread lady Alice Blandin.

All materials will be provided for you. Bring a board or stiff cardboard to take your creation home on.

Requires pre-registration.

Please call Tina Dinzl-Pederson at 387-3342 or Alice Blandin at 387-3326 to reserve your spot.

Limited to 12 participating children (accompanied by their parent(s) or guardian, so the whole group could be 24 or more).

Note: Cama Beach State Park 1880 S W Camano Drive, Camano Island. Please leave enough time prior to the event to walk to the park office or catch a park shuttle at the drop off shelter. No private vehicles are allowed in the beach area

Bring your camera, dogs, kids, and self enjoy music food and shopping. 32 Vendors, new vendors each weekend - Handmade gifts and foods.

Just off Hwy 525 on Bayview Road at the corner of Bayview and Marshview enjoy music, art and coffee at The Open Door Gallery

Snacks and beverages provided. Free for all good boys and girls

Donations welcome to cover cost of hall. Call and be sure to check website for complete details

Winter Walk at Camano Island State Park
Join Friends of Camano Island Parks members on a guided community walk at
Camano Island State Park Sat., Jan 3. Meet at 9:50 a.m. at the
picnic shelter near the boat ramp at Camano Island State Park. The
walk includes 2 elevation gains of about 50’ with the rest of the walk
fairly level.

The trail is 3 miles long with excellent views of
Saratoga Passage and Elger Bay and walks through a beautiful “fern
grotto” and ravine. Camano Island State Park is located on Lowell Pt.
Road off Mountain View Road. West Camano Road and Elger Bay Road
intersect Mountain View Road. The approximately two-hour walk takes
place rain or shine. Wear appropriate clothes and sturdy shoes or
boots.

Trail booklets and maps will be available at the walk and at the
Chamber Kiosk, Coastal Community Bank at Terry’s Corner and at the
Stanwood Chamber office for a suggested $1 donation.

Friends of Camano Island Parks,
,

Michael Cooper is a visual artist and virtuoso mime.His one-man extravaganza combines beautiful handmade masks, stories of wonder, outlandish stilt dancing and a physical repertoire that ranges from the madcap to sublime
Adult $15
Youth $12

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The WICA Family Series was created to help families make the arts a priority in their lives by providing high-quality, cultural and entertainment events at an affordable price, suitable for all ages.

COST: $10 drop –in adult rate/ $80 punch card Membership/ students free

Sign up for Ways of Whales 2009

ORCA WORKSHOP DISCUSSES THREATS TO ORCAS, WHALE CULTURE, AND MORE Ways of Whales workshop Saturday, January 24, 2009, 9am - 4:30 pm Coupeville Recreation Hall, 901 NW Alexander St, Coupeville, Whidbey Island, WA
Cost: $20/person

Join Orca Network for a day of learning about the wonders of Pacific Northwest whales - who they are, what they eat, threats to their habitat and health, and more. This annual workshop has become a favorite regional gathering of whale experts and those who want to learn more about the whales.

Orca Network's Whale Sighting Network tracks the travels of Gray whales, orcas and other cetaceans in Washington and British Columbia waters. If you see a whale, please report it to Orca Network at 1-866-ORCANET or info@orcanetwork.org. If you would like to be on Orca Network's Whale Sighting Network to receive emails about the whereabouts of the whales of our regions, contact Susan Berta or sign up on our website below.

Susan Berta & Howard Garrett
Orca Network
Email
orcanetwork website
1-866-ORCANET

Orca Network - Connecting whales and people in the Pacific Northwest
Orca Network is dedicated to raising awareness about the whales of the Pacific Northwest, and the importance of providing them healthy and safe habitats.

Projects include the Whale Sighting Network and Education Programs, the Free Lolita Campaign, and the Central Puget Sound Marine Mammal Stranding Network.

A soloist for the Whatcom Symphony Orchestra in Bellingham and winner of numerous U.S. competitions. Described as 'Magnificent and inspired'- a concert you'll not want to miss, Adults $15 and families $40 available at Mr. Music in Oak Harbor, Clickmusic.com, in Oak Harbor, Miriams in Coupeville and WICA in Langley.

Attendees will have the opportunity to explore various
aspects of salmon life, history and significance in Native culture, as well
as current efforts and practices in salmon recovery. The program will
feature Native storytelling, music, and artwork by Swinomish and Samish

tribal members. The film 'Shadow of the Salmon”, a docudrama about the salmon and Puget Sound tribes will be shown throughout the day in the Museum conference room. Salmon related children’s activities will also be offered. This special program is structured with various “stations” to visit, to allow attendees to explore at their own pace, throughout the day.

Special all-day admission is $8; $20 for family of 3 ($2 for additional members); under 5 years, free.

Viva Valentine’s at the Sweetheart’s Ball – a semi annual tradition at the Bayview Hall where Dance and Romance are mixed to just the right music. This year’s event features the big band sound of The SeaNotes, delicious desserts, an auction for romantic items, and more. Walter Dill will be hosting a pre-dance warm up to help get you in the flow. So, put on your best dress, invite someone special, and treat yourself to a magical evening.

Saturday, February 14th 7:30pm
Dance Class starts at 6:30pm
Bayview Community Hall, SR 525 @ Bayview Rd
$15 each / $25 couple

Dad, this is your opportunity to show your girl how a gentleman treats a lady and celebrate the special relationship between fathers and daughters. Young and not-so-young are able to dance the night away. Our goal is to provide a quality evening together for dads and their daughters of all ages. This popular event includes refreshments, a flower for each daughter, door prizes and a free picture of each couple in Cupid’s Corner! Streamlined check-in. Space is limited. Fee: $15 father & one daughter; $5 each additional daughter.

WICA and Allikat Productions present a new music festival WI-FEST 2009 will feature TWENTY bands across TWO nights and FIVE venues.Whidbey Island Center for the Arts will host the premier main stage performances, while four satellite venues throughout Langley offer a little something for everyone.

The WICA main stage line-up includes Koralee, Kris Orlowski, grinConvention, Unkle Nancy and the Family Jewels, Lincoln Crockett, Ron Greene, Jordan Lake Band and Global Heat.

FEB 27 - 28, 2009 @ 7pm

Tickets 360/221.8268 or 800/638.7631

More than just a music festival, WI-FEST features practical how-to advice for the DIY musician. Top music industry professionals host a workshop on Saturday, February 28.

Port Susan Snow Goose & Birding Festival
PO Box 641 Stanwood, WA 98282
Phone/Fax 360-629-0562
Email: info@snowgoosefest.org

Paintings, photographs, ceramics, glass, fiber art and sculpture with the images of birds fill the walls at Four Springs Preserve. The exhibition is free and open to the public during the Port Susan Snow Goose & Birding. We are excited to have 33 artists participating this year with over 70 works displayed.

There will be an art reception and wine tasting Sat. from 3 to 5 pm and Sun. from noon to 5 pm. Other events at Four Springs during the birding weekend include a variety of children's nature arts & crafts and a BBQ on Saturday.

Call or e-mail today for tickets -wityworkshops@gmail.com

There are a limited number of tickets available for each performance at the special $7.00/ticket price. Come and enjoy a cast of budding actors as they help us to remember life before "Stimulus Packages" and "Defaulted House Loans." Where the only concern was the style and dress to wear to the picnic! A little escapism... Why not?

Irish Music at the Captain Whidbey

We have a free "Irish Music Session" Vern Olsen (Shifty Sailors) and Bev Heising (Saratoga Chamber Orch.) will be leading the open session for musicians interested in playing together (and in this case it is a practice session also for their rec. hall concert on the 16th.) Usually great fun, families invited, some beer, wine and light food served at the Inn

Celebrate your Irish side with Oak Harbor Wildlife Society's St. Patricks Day parade! The emerald celebration will wind its way along Pioneer and end in Windjammer Park, where local officials will seal their luck with a Blarney Stone kiss!

Concerts on the Cove is announcing the play, "The Whidbey Follies" with assistance from the Whidbey Playhouse. This comedy satire about our island and it's ferries will be shown on March 21 at 1:30 and 7:30pm

General Admission tickets are $15 each, and will be available in Oak Harbor at the Whidbey Playhouse, Wind & Tide Bookstore, in Coupeville at Bayleaf and Linds, in Freeland at Book Bay and in Langley at Moonraker, or go online to www.whidbeyplayhouse.com.

The “Whidbey Follies” will feature a lighthearted look through music and comical satire at some of the current (and not so current) issues faced by those living on or visiting Whidbey Island. The production will include a look back through video clips of some of the original skits and music presented, as well as some the original performers. The Shifty Sailors will be making their first appearance in a Whidbey Follies production with this event, and will be joining previous Follies performers The Satin Dolls, The Sisters of Perpetual Maintenance, the Andrews Misters, and more.

The First Friday Dance in April begis at 5:30pm with a potluck dinner followed by dance instructions at 6:30pm with dancing at 7:30 pm. Come at any point of the evening.

Fun free activities for the whole family include: create a fish kite, discover Cama Beach, toss a bean bag, “build a bird”, sew a quilt block, view baby animals, enjoy a bag of popcorn. For more information on our programs, contact: Interpretive Specialist Tina Dinzl-Pederson

People can catch the shuttle or walk to the beach.

Note: We could use volunteers to assist with family activities which include making fish kites, bean bag toss, build-a-bird craft, popping corn, and quilting. Contact Tina Dinzl-Pederson Interpretive Specialist for more information at (360)387-3342.

Tickets $12-$16

There will be an easier hunt for the little ones and a more difficult hunt for the big kids. Light treats available for purchase to add to the festivities! The adjacent wine tasting room, café, and additional businesses are open during these same hours.

Call or e-mail for tickets

Adults $12 and Youth/Seniors $8

April 18: Welcome the Whales Day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Highlights of the day will include the community potluck at noon in the old firehouse, parade at 1:30 p.m., whale bell dedication after the parade, water welcome following the bell dedication and all-day whale workshops in the United Methodist Church.

* What was it like on Coupeville’s Front Street in the 30’s – 40’s – 50’s … the 70’s? Remember the Circuit Theater? – The Old Town Shop? - The gas pump?* Several featured guests – former business owners, local shoppers, and “candy store kids” now all grown up, will share their stories and memories of times past in our historic waterfront business district.
* Interactive format allows audience members to ask questions and share their stories and legends.
* Dessert potluck – Bring your favorite goodies (heritage recipes are a great idea! Avoid refrigerated items, please).
* The session will be videotaped to be added to the Archives of Island County Historical Museum.
* Moderated by local historian Judy Lynn.

This festival is made possible by the volunteer efforts and talents of close to a hundred members of the South Whidbey community. Artists, scientists, educators, activists, inventors, health care professionals, poets, musicians, and even a kindergarten choir, join together on this day to donate their talents and time.

Keynote speaker Robert Gilman will speak on "Sustainable Living in Community." Gilman is co-author of "Eco-Villages and Sustainable Community"

Walking tour of sustainable design elements at Bayview Corner and in the Cash Store including composting toilet, storm water recycle pond, and recycled building materials.

Bring a box with your favorite natural items, like pinecones, pebbles, berries, and blossoms to create a temporary Mandala tribute to the earth.

How To Workshop, Children's Activities, Live Music and more

"Celebrating our Earth with Art," an art show by community members of all ages, disciplines, and artistic experience and skills will be on display in the Cash Store, April 17 - 26.Admission is free and event takes place rain or shine. Please call for further information.

Bayview Corner, located at is just 7 miles from the Clinton Ferry dock on Whidbey Island. Take Highway 525 to Bayview Road. Make a right onto Bayview Road and Bayview Corner is located at the next intersection of Marshview Ave and Bayview Rd.

	Camano Island State Park - 196.4KB Map of trails and facilities.
	CoastalLivingCalmingCamano.pdf - 2.7MB Coastal Living Magazine; Calming Camano Get away from it all on this Puget Sound Island. Text by Linda Hagen Miller
	DeceptionPassBridgenov08.pdf - 293.4KB The park provides Bridge, a monthly update newsletters, sent to folks who have expressed an interest in keeping in touch with what is happening at Deception Pass State Park. If you are interested in receiving these monthly updates, please send an email to jack.hartt@parks.wa.gov to be added to the list. This park is your park.
	Earth Day at Bayview Program - 313.3KB Scheduled activities on Earth Day at Bayview, Whidbey Island
	Family Friendly Parks and Beaches - 387.6KB Whidbey & Camano Islands Family Friendly Parks and Beaches.
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	Fort Casey State Park - 194.9KB Map of trails and facilities.
	Storyline - Cama Beach - 404.3KB < Island's Cama Beach State Park is the re-birth of a family fishing resort that opened in the 1930's and provided happy memories for countless families until 1989 when changing vacation patterns forced it to close. by Jack Penland
	Whidbey & Camano Farm Tour - 1.6MB Every fall, Whidbey and Camano's farms open their doors to visitors. This handy visitor guide includes a map to participating farms.
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Join us on Select Sundays at the Island County Fairgrounds as we establish a new South Whidbey tradition, The Fair Flea

Spring is on its way to Meerkerk Gardens, bringing with it the enlivening visits of schoolchildren experiencing a Meerkerk Botany Adventure. Meerkerk Gardens is seeking volunteers to assist with our field trip programs. The only requirement is for you to have an enthusiasm for nature and children. Tours match your ability and schedule and are arranged for small groups of 8-10. Training is scheduled for April 20-22nd at the Gardens. You needn't be an expert in horticulture or education. As a Botany Adventure Guide, you will have an incredible opportunity to help shape the next generation in their appreciation of our environment and the global challenges we face. For more information contact: Deborah Smith, Education Coordinator at Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens, 360-222-3382, deborah@meerkerkgardens.org, or http://www.meerkerkgardens.org

There's no limit to the festivities to be enjoyed during the 40th anniversary of Holland Happening! From authentic Dutch food, art and souvenirs to the Grand Parade and Family Carnival, Klompen Canal races to Arts & Crafts Vendors, there's something for everyone!

Help Oak Harbor celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Holland Happening and their Dutch heritage with a parade, carnival, food, arts & crafts, Dutch food and souvenirs, entertainment, Klompen Canal Races and more!

Call or e-mail for tickets

Adults $12 and Youth/Seniors $8

With your eyes closed you will believe you are at the beach hearing ocean waves and the sounds of sea life - Splish, Splash, have some fun! Funded by the Coupeville Elementary School PTA, Coupeville Lions and the Friends of the Coupeville Libra Early release day for kids - a great way to spend a couple of hours - the whole family can enjoy!

The Oak Harbor Chamber hosts a wild salmon BBQ - come one - come all $7 or $12 depending on your menu choice, includes baked beans, slaw, bread and drink

Learn about how Community Supported Agriculture subscriptions work in our community with Anza muenchow at 12:30 Enjoy shopping and picnicing with local musicians. Accessible by public transit and also plenty of parking.

Tickets $12 and $8

Contact Colleen Hammer for information on participating as a vendor

Learn how to incorporate environmentally sound options such as green building, organic gardening and alternative transportation into Whdbey Island Living. All events take place at Skagit Valley College, Whidbey Campus and Oak Harbor Library

Dance to marimba music, bring the kids for children's activities, shop at a mini-farmers market and eat local food.

The Like2Bike Whidbey Campaign will be officially launched at 4 pm. Bring your own bike for a guided ride along the waterfront. more info on biking call 360-279-4762

Cooperative effort with Skagit Valley College ad Sno Isle Libraries. Children activities at 2 pm and again at 3:30 pm. Hear stories and get creative with recycled materials-special activities for preschool and school age children accompanied by an adult

Freeland, Whidbey Island
Harborside Parade - great family fun

Hosted by The Center for Wooden Boats (CWB), this year’s event will take place off the shores of Cama Beach State Park for the first time in its nine year history, instead of next door Camano Island State Park. So, if you fancy the idea of taking to the waves come and join us on Saturday, May 9th, 2009. Weather permitting; the event will take place between 10:00am – 4:00pm, with the last boarding at 3:00pm.

As in previous years, tall ship The Adventuress, along with a number of smaller sailing craft, will welcome budding sailors on board. Come dressed for the weather, as it can be colder on the water. Rides are offered on a first come, first served basis, and vary in length depending on the size of the vessel; trips on The Adventuress lasting up to an hour. Sign-ups begin at 10:00am in the Boatman’s House, just South of the main Boathouse at Cama. For more information, call CWB on 360-387-9361, email Greg Reed at Email or visit our web site at Website! Go find your sea legs and join us on the water!

Hosted by The Center for Wooden Boats (CWB), this year’s event will take place off the shores of Cama Beach State Park instead of next door Camano Island State Park. So, if you fancy the idea of taking to the waves come and join us on Saturday, May 9th, 2009. Weather permitting; the event will take place between 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, with the last boarding at 3:00 pm.

As in previous years, tall ship The Adventuress, along with a number of smaller sailing craft, will welcome budding sailors on board. Come dressed for the weather, as it can be colder on the water. Rides are offered on a first come, first served basis, and vary in length depending on the size of the vessel; trips on The Adventuresslasting up to an hour. Sign-ups begin at 10:00 am in the Boatman’s House, just South of the main Boathouse at Cama.

Join us on Sundays at the Island County Fairgrounds as we establish a new South Whidbey tradition, The Fair Flea

Be sure to come kick your heels up at the South Camano Grange (about .63 miles south of the Elger Bay Cafe) to a mix of swing, ballroom, Latin and Country Music (even the Electric Slide) DJ'd by Mary Bellue. Admission is $8 at the door (please bring exact change if possible) and includes a mini dance lesson that starts at 7:30pm. This months lesson is Beginning Night Club 2 Step -- if you don't know Night Club 2 Step be sure to come -- it's a fun, easy dance to learn. Lesson runs 7:30pm to 8pm; General Dancing 8pm - 10:30pm. We had a LOT of fun last month so don't miss out this month (and be sure to mark your calendars for the 3rd Friday of EVERY Month). c, AdaptableDesigns@cs.comor 387-6842.

Penn Cove Water Festival includes

Tribal Conoe Races

Native Arts & Crafts

Demonstrations

Storytelling

Programs and Performances

Native and NW Foods

Exhibits and Displays

Chiildrens Activities

Music

Saturday, May 16th, Last Dance of the Season. For a special treat, the first set will be played by the Stanwood High School Jazz Band, conducted by Doug Morasch who also plays with Camano Junction. These kids are good! Admission: $7 members and students, $10 non members. As always free snacks. Open to public, all ages welcome.

WEEKLY Saturday Market THROUGH Sept. 19th

Mountain Bikers: May 17, 2009; The Whidbey Island Mudder is a perfect early season mountain bike race held just outside Langley, Whidbey Island. Usually mid-May, the Mudder draws riders from around the region as part of the Indie Series. (Indie Series Website)

This is a great opportunity for our community to come together in a convenient location, during financial and environmentally challenging times, with pride and support of local merchandising. We hope to provide a forum that will better secure our businesses, and provide a place for family and artistic interests to come together, enjoying and preserving our unique Island lifestyle that we all cherish so much.This past weekend, folks loved the festive music filled atmosphere and we had a great mix of plants/produce, wind turbine and solar power representation, local raw honey, jewelry, garage sale items, Alpaca Farm woolens, massage…La Hacienda had Mexican food and we had Smoothies and travel promotions- art project was ongoing.

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Summer is just around the corner and the The Greater Freeland Chamber of Commerce is delighted to host their annual Harborside Parade, with a NEW route -- to the beach!

This year, the HARBORSIDE PARADE will go north on Myrtle Avenue to Freeland County Beach Park. The theme is "A Day At The Beach". Click *here* for an entry form. BANDS & MILITARY ENTRIES ARE FREE! PRIZES FOR BANDS: $300 - 1st, $150 - 2nd, $50 - 3rd. Everyone, all ages welcome.

Participants will be walking, riding horses, driving or riding in vehicles or floats. Since the theme involves the beach, we're expecting some boaters, fishermen and maybe a mermaid or two ...

You do not need to be a Chamber member to participate in the parade. All ages are welcome, and out of area or out of State entries are also welcome. Whether marching, walking, riding a float, driving a car, a horse, a tractor, a bus, a boat, perhaps a floating bike, or whatever splashy entry you can think up -- aor you just want to watch the parade -- join us!

Your entry can have as many participants as you'd like - your entire school, your entire office, or just a few of your favorite beach buddies, or even just you. Entries are $25, with the exception that Non Profit entries are $15, and BAND OR MILITARY entries are FREE. We'll have prizes (stay tuned to this site for more details!), fun, plenty of sunshine and a great DAY AT THE BEACH!

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Click *here* for an entry form.
Questions? Send us an email: freeland@whidbey.com

The Greater Freeland Chamber of Commerce, www.freeland-wa.org

360-331-1980 or email freeland@whidbey.com

"Wonders of Iverson" Estuary Field Day will showcase the diverse marine and freshwater habitats of Iverson Spit Preserve, a 120-acre estuary owned by Island County at the southwest corner of Livingston Bay. Family-friendly walks will lead participants through a fascinating array of habitats. Led by WSU Beach Watchers volunteers, along with a biologist with the Stillaguamish tribe who specializes in outreach education, you’ll be able to explore the former salt marsh and learn about the upper tideline area, see where the beavers have gnawed down trees to begin their dam building process, and walk through the aptly-named Hobbit Trail. Then head to the shoreline, where WSU Beach Watchers will show you what marine species live there.

This workshop is sponsored by the WSU Beach Watchers in Island County, Island County Shore Stewards, and the Stillaguamish Tribe.

The community of South Whidbey Island invites you to participate. Come and enjoy our beautiful rural environment after a short ferry ride from Mukilteo. The race takes place on smooth, groomed paths at South Whidbey Community Park, which are a runner's delight and a welcome break from hard pavement.

We take pride in making the Chum Run a special event; from our highly prized northwest designed "Chum Salmon" t-shirts and distinctive medals to our after-race snacks of fresh fruit and homemade cookies. Proceeds from the race benefit the South Whidbey High School Track and Cross Country programs along with the South Whidbey Parks and Recreation Scholarship Fund.

Make a day of it and enjoy the sights and sounds of Whidbey Island after the race.

Race Description: 5K run, walk, 3-person relay (new this year!) and team costume competition.

Course Description: The race occurs on wide, groomed, forest paths with a few moderate hills. The race makes two loops around the course.

The park is located only 10 minutes from the Clinton ferry terminal

Price: $20 advance registration; $25 day of race; $15 students 18 and younger; $15 per person relay team (teams of 3 - all ages - each runs approximately one mile).

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Antiques, crafts, garden items, vintage, clothing and many more treasures! Buy, sell, trade, consign Food vendors Arts and crafts

Oak Harbor Kiwanis Club is proud to present Beachcomber's Bazaar, Oak Harbor's biggest rummage sale and fund raiser! Shop for treasures, enjoy some food, and support the endeavors of the Kiwanis!

Learn about how Community Supported Agriculture subscriptions work in our community with Anza muenchow at 12:30 Enjoy shopping and picnicing with local musicians. Accessible by public transit and also plenty of parking.

Join Blaine England and Ron Ward as they lead you in making our own handmade instrument- Great family fun - Admission free

North Whidbey Garden Tour is open to everyone - come and enjoy the beauty that has been created in seven exciting gardens in the Oak Harbor area. A map of the sites is included with the ticket which are $15. Tickets can be purchased at The Greater Oak Harbor Chamber, Greenhouse Nursery, Horse Tail Nursery, Hummingbird Farm and Mailliards Landing

Antiques, crafts, garden items, vintage, clothing and many more treasures! Buy, sell, trade, consign Food vendors Arts and crafts

Join in the Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration! Festivities start at 11 am on Pioneer Way with the Grand Parade, then make your way down to Windjammer Park for an afternoon of shopping, food, family games and fun! The evening is topped off with the Fireworks Extravaganza!

Antiques, crafts, garden items, vintage, clothing and many more treasures! Buy, sell, trade, consign Food vendors Arts and crafts

The Classic story of The Wizard of Oz is coming to life in Oak Harbor. Whidbey Island Theatre for Youth is presenting an all children's cast, ages ranging from 4 to pre-teen for two weeks of Munchkinland fun! This performance will feature live props and moving set pieces. It is sure to be a great afternoon or evening for the entire family.
General seating for these shows is $7.00.

$15 at outlets and at the door, students up to 18 yrs old are FREE as always. April, a virtuoso fiddler, vocalist and electrifying stepdancer will present a blend of folk, jazz, old-time, bluegrass and roots music woven together with precision, intensity and soul.

A spectacular, gently rolling course along the water overlookingPuget sound's Saratoga passage ...start and finish at Langley's choochokam arts festival...and, new in 2009, a 10k

The Classic story of The Wizard of Oz is coming to life in Oak Harbor. Whidbey Island Theatre for Youth is presenting an all children's cast, ages ranging from 4 to pre-teen for two weeks of Munchkinland fun! This performance will feature live props and moving set pieces. It is sure to be a great afternoon or evening for the entire family.
General seating for these shows is $7.00.

Family Boatbuilding - Cama Beach Center for Wooden Boats

Antiques, crafts, garden items, vintage, clothing and many more treasures! Buy, sell, trade, consign Food vendors Arts and crafts

Freshwater and Saltwater. Two environmental extremes. Both found at Deception Pass State Park. Explore with us the life that abounds within and at the edges of them both. Explore Cranberry and Pass lake, discover swampy mysteries, and fun at the oceans edge. You’ll be surprised what’s here!

$150

Kids Connections program of Academics and Adventures

Momotarō the Peach Boy - Participants will create a traditional Japanese theatrical production based on the famous folk tale of Momotarō, the brave & valiant boy who gathers the help of many animals and vanquishes the demons plaguing his village. Costumes, sets, original drawings and much dialog will provide an engaging and meaningful way to learn a variety of Japanese vocabulary. Music and songs, with traditional Japanese instruments, traditional snacks, origami and calligraphy, will all be part of camp activities.

Language is taught at all levels of proficiency, so that campers with no prior knowledge of the language are comfortable, and those who already have a foundation can expand their skills.

The field is filled with artists, artisans, and craftspeople while local musicians entertain. There are food booths by local folks and a play area for the children. Check each day's schedule for the loganberry pie-eating contest! This community party is the Greenbank Farm's gift back to the community for all their support. Join us both days.

Admission is free

Participants will be exposed to Chinese culture, history and customs. Campers will learn regional Chinese folk songs and dances, traditional children's group games, basic Tai Chi movements, kite making, pen-brush painting and writing, art of Chinese paper cuts, sweet rice ball and dumpling making - and other famous Chinese foods! Together campers will create a skit and present it to family and friends at the end of camp.

La Ferme de Grand-mère - Slip back to a gentler era of story-book French village & farm life! From chickens to the friendly miniature donkeys, the animals will teach about "la joie de vivre". Campers will planting (and eat) vegetables and fruits, bake French bread, make traditional cheese and soap. Soccer and French games, the high swings and trampoline, will round off this rich camp experience. REGISTER EARLY - enrollment limited.

La Ferme de Grand-mère - Slip back to a gentler era of story-book French village & farm life! From chickens to the friendly miniature donkeys, the animals will teach about "la joie de vivre". Campers will planting (and eat) vegetables and fruits, bake French bread, make traditional cheese and soap. Soccer and French games, the high swings and trampoline, will round off this rich camp experience. REGISTER EARLY - enrollment limited.

Latin Learn and Swim Camp introduces young students to the fun of learning Latin and Greek roots of western language and how language works. No previous Latin necessary.

Tuition is $125.00 for one week or $230 for both weeks.

Pig roast and block party sponsored by Fraser's Gourmet Hideaway. Fidalgo Avenue between Dock Street and Hathaway Street in Oak Harbor will be closed and transformed into the venue for an old-fashioned block party. There will be live music, food, a beer garden, and plenty of family fun and games.

This week takes campers throughout the park on a journey of Discovery! Each day will be spent exploring a new habitat found in the park. There are at least 6 different unique habitat areas. We focus on the weird and wacky in the natural world and have a blast as we go. An experience of a lifetime!

$150

A Kids Connections program of Academics and Adventures

Spanish Parent & Preschooler Camp - NW Language Academy

Latin Learn and Swim Camp introduces young students to the fun of learning Latin and Greek roots of western language and how language works. No previous Latin necessary.

Tuition is $125.00 for one week or $230 for both weeks.

Bring the whole family to an authentic old-fashioned county fair. Livestock, craft competition, rides and ongoing live entertainment make this a much anticipated event.

Wag 'n' Walk is Whidbey Animals' Improvement Foundation's celebration of the rescue efforts of Island County's residents.

The 9th Wag 'n' Walk is hosted by WAIF in cooperation with OldDog Haven. It is held at beautiful Greenbank Farm on Whidbey Island. It is adjacent to the Greenbank Farm Farmer's Market, Greenbank Farm Shops, and Whidbey Pies Cafe.

Greenbank Farm will fill up with two and four legged friends, walking one of two routes: The "old dog" route and a longer walk for those with more energy. Along the way, be sure to play the "dog walk poker" game!

In addition to the walk, we'll have games, demonstrations, and activities for dogs and their friends. So, even if you don't want to walk, make sure and check out our fun fundraiser game area during Wag 'n' Walk.

Explore the night sky and view distant galaxies, planets and nebulas at this public Star Party hosted by the Island County Astronomical Society.

No telescope is needed and people of all ages are welcome to attend. Please note that the event will be canceled if the weather is cloudy.

Show off your artistic prowess at this driftwood comptetition for the whole family!

It's true! Whidbey Island's Woolly Mammoths come "home" for a day of fun and informative activities, tailored for children, at the Island County Historical Museum.

All activities FREE with regular admission

Museum Day is a National Event sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution that showcases our nations museums and features free and special admission offers on the last Saturday of each September.

Island County Historical Museum collects and interprets local history from throughout Island County, and host special programs and events. The Museum also maintains an extensive archives and research library that is open to the public by appointment. Admission to the museum is by donation on the 26th.

Children's Day is a free family event! Come on out to for music, inflatables, fire trucks, free food, pony rides, arts-n-crafts, face painting, resource fair, and balloon animals.

Farms around the area of Stanwood and Camano Island will be open for farm tours. Utopia Alpacas on Camano Island will be open the whole weekend for farm visits, petting and feeding alpacas and learning about the camelids.

Scarecrow decorating contest that takes place throughout Coupeville. Drive or walk to enjoy each uniquely decorated scarecrow scattered throughout town. The theme for 2009 is "The Pirates of Coupeville". Winners announced at Harvest Fest on 10/10/09.

he fourth annual Whidbey Island Farm Tour, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3-4, the free, self-guided tour encourages awareness and support of local agriculture. The primary goals of the tour are to educate the community about our farms and farm stewardship practices, to promote the benefits of locally grown food, fiber and other products, and to help local farms in their sustainability, marketing and publicity efforts.

Actual storytelling and story reading to illustrate Indian ways of preserving and passing on history. Exploring the similarities between storytelling and museum work which also preserves history – both ways ‘guarding’ the past from loss and/or corruption through misrepresentation.

$7 suggested donation at the door

Explore the night sky and view distant galaxies, planets and nebulas at this free public Star Party hosted by the Island County Astronomical Society (ICAS). No telescope is needed and people of all ages are welcome to attend. Please note that the events will be canceled if the weather is cloudy.

Come and support the Farm at the 4th Annual Oktoberfest fundraiser.Enjoy "wünderbar" German Bier and Wine with German fare including authentic bratwurst and pretzels. Top notch entertainment with the Pickled Herring Band will be rocking the Old Red Barn! Dance, eat, drink and be merry with German Polkas and genuine Paulaner Bier Steins. Greenbank Farm staff, board and volunteers will be donning their lederhosen and dirndls' at this event which will raise funds for the continued preservation of the Farm. Tickets $15 adults includes cover charge and authentic German food. (10% Senior discount also applies) Tickets go fast so call to reserve yours now!

Family Boatbuilding - Cama Beach Center for Wooden Boats

Judith Adams will be reading poetry about children and parenting. Judith will perform with William Dolde on violin and voices of students from the Whidbey Island Waldorf School together with a recorder group "Toute Suite" with Peggy Moe, Linda Wallace and Charles Scurlock and Peggy Moe on the Accordion. This will be an enriching evening about many of the stages of childhood and parenting. Profits for this event will go to the Whidbey Island Waldorf School.

Family Boatbuilding - Cama Beach Center for Wooden Boats

Raffles, prizes and trophies for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place.

$5 entry, $5 all you can eat chili

An evening on the Haunted Farm, complete with headless horsemen, riders of the Apocalypse, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Ghoul Bank, corpse bride, haunted barn and more. This is a walking tour of the Haunted Farm and through woods and pastures.

$15 general admission, $7 children 12 and under, $35 for family of 4, 10% military discount

Proceeds benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Oak Harbor

Come in costume to Front Street on the Historic Coupeville Waterfront for trick or treating

Cenetral Whidbey firefighters provide flashlights for the "torchlight" parade

Enjoy an afternoon on the beach with your family participating in fun nature activities. Washington State Parks and The Center for Wooden Boats have this family fun planned; walk along forest trails in search of clues on the forest animal’s discovery. Join us for activities which include mini -pumpkin decorating, make an animal mask, nature design t-shirt painting, crafts for kids, environmental games for the green at heart and bean bag toss. See live small beach critters in an aquarium located at 1880 S.W. Camano Dr. Walk down to the beach or catch one of the park operated shuttles from the drop-off shelter.

The Whidbey Playhouse is presenting TWILIGHT, the movie at the theatre ONE NIGHT ONLY. Costumes are encouraged.

Tickets are just $5 each seat. Tickets availabe at the business office in advance: Whidbey Playhouse Business Office or call 360-679-2237 during the hours of 11-3 Tues. and Fri. or 11-6 Wed. and Thurs.

TWILIGHT is an action-packed, modern-day love story between a teen girl and a vampire. Perfect for Halloween. The movie is rated PG-13. Call for tickets today, space is limited.

An evening on the Haunted Farm, complete with headless horsemen, riders of the Apocalypse, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Ghoul Bank, corpse bride, haunted barn and more. This is a walking tour of the Haunted Farm and through woods and pastures.

$15 general admission, $7 children 12 and under, $35 for family of 4, 10% military discount

Proceeds benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Oak Harbor

Pick your pumpkin from the Farms organic pumpkin patch! Grown by the CSA farmers training students. Family fun and costume parade from 1pm - 3pm. Trick or treat at the Farm in the big red barn! Pumpkin carving, kettle corn, cider and apples may be available.

Haunted tunnel for the children, candy, cookies and a door prize.

Explore the night sky and view distant galaxies, planets and nebulas at this public Star Party, hosted by the Island County Astronomical Society. No telescope is needed and people of all ages are welcome to attend. Please note that the event will be canceled if the weather is cloudy.

For the young and young at heart, learning the simple but satisfying old skill of making dolls from dry cornhusks for the holidays.

$4 per student

Join in the celebration on Friday November 27th at the historic Greenbank Farm as we welcome in the Holiday Season. This will be the opening day for the Holiday Market, when local artisans display their wares for sale in the main barn, which will continue every weekend from 10 am – 5 pm until Christmas. Items offered at these Markets will include hand crafted jewelry, artwork, outdoor furniture and garden art, sculptures, home baked goods, handmade clothing, photography, candy, jams and jellies, glasswork and more. Each weekend brings new vendors, music and Santa. Santa will also be a highlight when he rides in to Friday night’s celebration, courtesy of Central Whidbey Fire Dept. Vern Olsen will entertain you while you snack on cookies and the kids tell Santa what they want for Christmas. Music, tree lighting and Santa will head down to the Jim Davis House.

All the charm, wisdom and joy of the E.B. White original adapted by Joseph Robinette and directed by Martha Murphy. Join us for this lovely tale of friendship, tolerance and loyalty.

Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Family show on 12/6 all seats are $7.

The community celebrates the Christmas and Holiday Season! Community groups walk in the Christmas parade, carolers sing from the porch of the Anchorage Inn, and all the businesses show their seasonal decorations. Front Street shops remain open late.

Bayview Corner is a beautiful complex of shops, outdoor and indoor arts, entertainment venues and environmental demonstration projects. At the Holiday Open House enjoy discounts, photos with Santa Claus, make your own wreath and holiday cards, refreshments and live music.

Complete with a float contest, this holiday favorite is in its second year. Beginning at 6th Street and Cascade Avenue, the parade winds its way down Second Street, along Anthes Avenue and then back up First Street.

Langley Cooks: Risotto 101 cooking demonstration from 1-3 p.m.

Celebrated chef and Chef's Pantry owner Donna Leahy teaches the techniques to create perfect Risotto. Chef's Pantry is located at 112 1/2 Anthes Ave. Free samples offered.

Holiday Arts Walk from 5-8 p.m.

Fine art galleries, bedecked for the holidays, will debut exhibits showcasing regional artists. Featured artists will be there to meet with gallery goers.

Shop local at the Fire Hall Market from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Bayview Farmers Market transformed the old fire hall on Second Street into a festive winter market complete with winter produce, baked goods, hot foods and sauces, holiday floral decorations and wreaths, lavender creations, eggs, jams and jellies, seasoned sugars and salts, soaps and lotions, handmade chocolates and a wide variety of quality handcrafted items ranging from blown glass to rakku pottery. The market is open Saturdays, Dec. 6-20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

A popular annual holiday pet photography fundraiser event to benefit WAIF (Whidbey Animal Improvement Foundation), with Ken White providing professional photography. Family members and group gatherings are encouraged to participate, too. Reservations are strongly recommended due to the popularity of this one day event, also for your pet's comfort.

A festive afternoon with Santa! Free photos, bring your camera or a digital photo you can download will be taken. A great family holiday picture opportunity. Other activities include a bonfire, fire engine rides, coffee and holiday crafts. All free activities.

All the charm, wisdom and joy of the E.B. White original adapted by Joseph Robinette and directed by Martha Murphy. Join us for this lovely tale of friendship, tolerance and loyalty.

Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Family show on 12/6 all seats are $7.

All the charm, wisdom and joy of the E.B. White original adapted by Joseph Robinette and directed by Martha Murphy. Join us for this lovely tale of friendship, tolerance and loyalty.

Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Family show on 12/6 all seats are $7.

Music, photos with Santa, train rides, live animals and more.

Free admission, accepting donations for North Whidbey Help House food bank

Explore the night sky and view distant galaxies, planets and nebulas at the free public Stary Party hosted by the Island County Astronomical Society. No telescope needed and people of all ages are welcome to attend. Please note that the event will be canceled if the weather is cloudy.

All the charm, wisdom and joy of the E.B. White original adapted by Joseph Robinette and directed by Martha Murphy. Join us for this lovely tale of friendship, tolerance and loyalty.

Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Family show on 12/6 all seats are $7.

South Whidbey Fire & Rescue is pleased to announce that Santa Claus is coming to town...and they know his schedule! See Santa's sleigh in the following neighborhoods on 12/14: Maple Ridge Retirement Center, Holmes View, Harbor View, Harbor Sands, Beachwood, Twin Oaks and Watkins.

Santa Claus is coming to town...and they know his schedule! See Santa's sleigh in the following neighborhoods on 12/15: Bob Galbreath, Hansen, Durham, Gravel, Elsica, Hinman, Spinnaker Ridge, Dairy Queen parking lot, Lake Shore, Paradise, Food Mart parking lot

Santa Claus is coming to town...and they know his schedule! See Santa's sleigh in the following neighborhoods on 12/16: Campbell Rd., Wintergreen, Timberline, Deer Lake, Cultas Bay, Bailey, Scatchet Head, Swede Hill, Mortland, Maple Point, Britzman, Blakely, Harper, Decator, Guemes, San Juan, Hat, Red Apple (Ken's Corner)

Santa Claus is coming to town...and they know his schedule! See Santa's sleigh in the following neighborhoods on 12/17: Maxwelton, Langley, Sandy Point, Decker, Edgecliff, Furman, Wilkenson, Ridenour, Hodges, Herring, Camano, Cascade, 4th St., Anthes, 3rd St., Bayview, Delphi, April, Mercer, Island, Hi Crest, Sun Vista Circle, Bayview, Sun Light, Goose Grocers

Santa Claus is coming to town...and they know his schedule! See Santa's sleigh in the following neighborhoods on 12/18: Honeymoon Bay, Chipshot, Spinnaker, Sealawn, Haynes, Harbor Hills, Honeymoon Bay, Bercot, Woodard, Manor, Mountain View, Shoreview, Stewart, Lynne, Dorsey, Stewart, Main, Payless parking lot

Join our youngest actors onstage for this original retelling of the classic magical tale with added music.

Suggested donation at the door of $5

Music, photos with Santa, train rides, live animals and more.

Free admission, accepting donations for North Whidbey Help House food bank

Join our youngest actors onstage for this original retelling of the classic magical tale with added music.

Suggested donation at the door of $5

Party is for male and female teens, 13-18 years. Unlimited laser tag Xbox gaming, pizza, snacks, drinks and prizes.

Members $20, others $25. All nighter 9:00pm-9:00am $40 members, others $50 and includes breakfast. Registration required.

Start the new year off with a splash and join us for a refreshing dive into 2010! Registration opens at 10:00am. Fee includes event t-shirt and refreshments

$15

The Total Experience Gospel Choir was organized in September 1973 at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Seattle. The core group represented members of the "Black Experience Gospel Choir" of Roosevelt High School and the Franklin High School Gospel Choir of Seattle. United, the choir became known as "Total Experience Gospel Choir". When the choirs merged, the community's children were also invited to participate. And, participate - they did! The choir's numbers grew to 108 within the first two months, with the youngest person being 8 years old. Today the choir's ages range from 10 to 65. Since its inception, the choir has become known nationally and internationally. Their travels have taken them to 36 contiguous states as well as Hawaii and Alaska - for a total of 38 states. They have performed on 5 continents and in 28 countries.

Equestrian Crossings FREE evening showcase event. You will be able to experience up close and personal the myriad of activities offered by Equestrian Crossings for people of all ages, novice to experienced, and all abilities including those with special needs.

Come meet our incredible EqX horses, fabulous families, generous supporters and wonderful volunteers as well. You will see your favorite local NAHRA certified instructors presenting a student in-hand ground work showcase through obstacles, a rider showcase with leaders and sidewalkers, as well as independent mounted riders, a driving showcase with a "pony and buggy", and a vaulting showcase with the ever popular dance and gymnastics on horseback. Door prizes, warm drinks, finger goods and fun!

Equestrian Crossings FREE evening showcase event. You will be able to experience up close and personal the myriad of activities offered by Equestrian Crossings for people of all ages, novice to experienced, and all abilities including those with special needs.

Come meet our incredible EqX horses, fabulous families, generous supporters and wonderful volunteers as well. You will see your favorite local NAHRA certified instructors presenting a student in-hand ground work showcase through obstacles, a rider showcase with leaders and sidewalkers, as well as independent mounted riders, a driving showcase with a "pony and buggy", and a vaulting showcase with the ever popular dance and gymnastics on horseback. Door prizes, warm drinks, finger goods and fun!

Tickets are on sale now. $15 Members/$18 Non-Members
This fun packed event will feature One whole, local Dungeness Crab accompanied by cole slaw, baked beans, garlic bread,and sheet cake for dessert. Lemon, cocktail sauce and tartar sauce will be available.

Live music features the Camano Combo.They will play an electric mix of easy listening music.

The Whidbey Island Arts Council hosts their monthly Poetry Slam. All ages of poets and non-poets are invited to share in the 90 minutes of poetic expression. Pen, paper and pencils are provided. Bring your poetic spirit and enjoy a comfortable family atmosphere.

Dad, this is your opportunity to show your girl how a gentleman treats a lady and celebrate the special relationship between fathers and daughters. There is no age requirement, so young and old are able to dance the night away. Our purpose is to help families provide a quality evening together for dads and their daughters of all ages with the hope of forging stronger relationships. This popular event includes refreshments, a flower for each daughter and a free picture of each couple in Cupid's Corner. Streamlined check-in. Space is limited so please get your tickets in advance.

Fee: $15 for a father and one daughter, $3 for each additional daughter

THERE'S BEEN A MURDER! Again ...

Each year, wannabe gumshoes swarm Langley to uncover the perpetrator of the dasterdly deed on the last weekend of February. In 2008, it was death by caffeine and in 2007, death by chocolate. Who will it be next year? This event has sparked sister events in England and beyond. Bring your curiosity!

For over 20 years, the community surrounding Central Whidbey Island celebrates the onset of spring with the annual Penn Cove Mussel Festival. The festival takes place on Coupeville's Historic Waterfront and features live music, a beer garden, a mussel eating competition, mussel chowder tasting, mussel cooking demonstrations, boat rides to mussel farm and mussel car show. Children's activities take place at the Island County Historical Museum.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Come and join us for the First Mussel Hussel on Sunday March 7th!! Starting at the Mussel Festival headquarters, the Mussel Hussel is a 90 minute walking only Scavenger Hunt around historic Coupeville. You will be provided with a map and list of questions. Prizes awarded to the winners in Individual and Family/Group Category with correct answers to questions within 90 minute time limit, but you have to follow the map to find the answers! Great afternoon fun for family and friends. $2 individuals (children under 6 are free) $5 per group of three or more. Entry forms available at the Central Whidbey Chamber of Commerce.

Witness the Mayor kiss the Blarney Stone during this community event.

Jill Johnson and friends explore the traditional culture of Appalachia through stories, songs, games, folk toys, and just plain fun!

Explore the night sky and view distant galaxies, planets and nebulas at this public Star Party hosted by the Island County Astronomical Society. No telescope is needed and all ages are welcome. Please note that the event will be canceled if the weather is cloudy.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Easter egg hunt also featuring a candy scramble and cookie decorating.

Showcasing the talented youth of Island County in concert with the Saratoga Chamber Orchestra

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

"Into the Woods tangles the tales of the Brothers Grimm. This popular, award-winning musical starts out as "happily ever after" in Act I but goes awry in Act II. This show contains mature themes and is not recommended for very young children.

Tickets $12 adult, $8 students/seniors

This 4-day training session teaches future young aviators (ages 13 - 17, maybe 12 yr. olds) about flight fundamentals, safety, navigation, teamwork, flight planning and communications. Participants will get firsthand instruction with our experienced flight instructors and log time in the cockpit of our aircraft. The camp will be capped off by a flight with one of the instructors. This camp will stimulate your child in math, science, physics, and provide a taste of what aviation is all about.

"Into the Woods tangles the tales of the Brothers Grimm. This popular, award-winning musical starts out as "happily ever after" in Act I but goes awry in Act II. This show contains mature themes and is not recommended for very young children.

Tickets $12 adult, $8 students/seniors, Thurs. April 1 is Family Night all seats $7

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

There will be an egg hunt, prizes, and a hot dog lunch. For ages 2-10

All children under 12 are encouraged to bring their baskets to hunt for gold and silver prize eggs.

Ages 0-12 invited to participate. Fire district 206 will be there to start off the hunt with their newest addition to the fire truck fleet. FREE

Come see What the Easter Bunny has in store for you! We will move indoor if it rains.

(For Teens, Ages 13-18) Island Rowing Association will host an introduction to the sport of competitive rowing. This is a wonderful opportunity to experience the sport and a very rewarding physical activity. There will be four morning sessions at Lone Lake on 4/6-4/9 and one Saturday session on 4/10 at Freeland Park. Students must be able to swim. If you are interested or have questions, please contact Carl Fjelsted at info@islandrowing.org or by phone 360-331-3960. The cost is $75 and includes an Island Rowing T-Shirt.

Spring break camp at Whidbey Children's Theater is offering a Fairy Tale Camp for ages 6-9 with showcase on 4/10. Class fee is $120

Spring Break Camp at Whidbey Children's Theater for ages 10-13. Students can be a part of this hilarious western melodrama. No experience required. Showcase is on 4/10, class fee is $120

Explore the night sky and view distant galaxies, planets and nebulas at this public Star Party. No telescope is needed and people of all ages are welcome.

Event will be canceled if weather is cloudy.

Learn about Deception Pass, the Bridge and surrounding area on this amazing tour aboard the "Island Whaler". Enjoy the thrill of the fast jet boat through Deception Pass with a knowledgeable interpreter. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS IN APRIL AND MAY.

Check web site for rates and directions

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Hosted by the Port of South Whidbey, sponsors Whidbey Island Dive Center, Northwest Dive News and Anacortes Diving & Supply. Bring the boat full of family and friends for an underwater egg hunt, photo contest and kid's beach treasure hunt, win prizes. Free participation.

RSVP to harbormaster@portofsouthwhidbey.com or 360-221-1120

Gray Whale Watching In Saratoga Passage Join WSU Island County Beach Watchers on a Whale-Watching Cruise leaving from Coupeville Wharf, Saturday, April 10th, 11 am-3 pm. This is the only gray whale watch trip from Coupeville in 2010. To reserve space, call 360-331-1030 or email (wsu.bw.island@gmail.com) as soon as possible.

$75 per person includes a four-hour cruise, lunch, beverages and on-board naturalists This is a fundraiser for WSU Island County Beach Watchers.
http://www.beachwatchers.wsu.edu/island/

Kick off for the 2010 project to plant, grow, harvest and provide fresh local produce to our neighbors in need.

Want to run a gorgeous scenic course on country back roads and along waterfront coastline? See snow-capped mountains, beaches and wildlife? If so, come join us for the 2010 edition of the Whidbey Island Marathon and Half-Marathon!

Concert features all six middle school and high school jazz bands and ensembles from Coupeville, Oak Harbor and South Whidbey. The annual event is a fundraiser for high school seniors who continue their musical education.

$7 general admission tickets are available at Click Music inOak Harbor, 1504 Coffee House in Freeland, Island Coffee House in Langley and Boomerang in Clinton

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

(All ages, youth must be accompanied by an adult) Get out of your shell! We will lead an informational and hands-on workshop on clamming in our area. Learn about gear, harvesting regulations, where to go, and practical how-to lessons. We’ll end the event with an old fashioned clam bake (we will provide the preharvested clams). You’ll create and take home your own homemade & recycled clam measuring tool and yummy recipes for serving up your finds. Each attendee will need weather appropriate clothing, shoes you can get muddy, a water bottle, a bucket and small shovel or hand cultivator for each person wanting to harvest
clams. Limited space available, register by April 9th. $5

*Fee: You will also need to purchase a clam license. $10.18 for an adult one-day clamming license, less if you purchase it online (at least 10 days in advance) at www.fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov. It’s only a little more for the annual license. Licenses are available at Sebo’s, Jim’s Hardware and Ace Hardware. Children under the age of 15 do not need a fishing license.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Fiction Fire for 7th-12th graders and adults, co-sponsored by NILA/WIWA, the Langley Library and The Commons under the hands-on mentorship of Deb Lund, teacher and published author of children's literature. These hands-on activities will provide the kindling you need to ignite new stories. Create characters with unique voices, sizzling settings, and plots that keep readers blazing through your pages.

Enjoy peak blooming season and celebrate spring in the Gardens. Children of all ages love this tradition of making forest fairies from woodland materials.

Forty years of Holland Happening, an annual 3 day celebration that honors the unique Dutch of Oak Harbor. Activities include a parade, food vendors and family carnival.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Family friendly fundraiser featuring hearty, savory soups. All funds raised used to acquire/preserve/restore the Historic Camano City Schoolhouse. Tour the circa 1905 schoolhouse, bring yesteryear era photos and memorabilia from 1905-1945. Hear ragtime tunes by Fiddle & Guitar.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Hummingbird Farm hosts their first Calliope's Craft Corner, featuring craft classes for "children creating art from nature's garden." Craft projects created during the class will make perfect Mother's Day gifts. Projects are age appropriate and offered for 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12 year olds. Parents/grandparents can assist younger aged children at no charge.

Class size is limited per age group, and pre-registration with payment is required ($10 per child).

Come celebrate spring on South Whidbey. Family fun begins with flower garland weaving, face painting, woolcrafts, petting zoo, archery, music and more. Food available for purchase or bring your own picnic lunch. Enjoy the roving jugglers and minstrels. At 12:30pm gather around the Maypole for dances and fun.

World class juggling, intelligent comedy and toe tapping music, JuggleMania with Shoehorn is family entertainment in the truest sense, something for all ages.

Adult $15, senior/military $12, youth (25 and under) $12

Wake Up Laughing, Whidbey Island's funniest improv troupe will be joined by students from Erick Westphal's Whidbey Children's Theater Random Fun Improv Class for an evening of hilarity.

$5 suggested donation at the door

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

A Stories on Stage world premiere based on Keith Baker's popular children's book series.Adapted for stage by Martha Murphy, the fun-loving Greens are alligators that support recycling, reusing and everything else green. Presented by our adult troupe of actors for children of all ages. Come and meet our fun-loving alligator friends, Mr. & Mrs. Green.

The Penn Cove Water Festival features annual tribal canoe races, Native arts and crafts, demonstrations, storytelling, dance performances, artist demonstrations, authentic Native foods, children's activities, and exhibits and displays.

A free family festival on the historic Coupeville waterfront.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Watch a hometown parade with participants that walk, ride horses, drive and ride in vehicles and floats. There will be events at the beach after the parade. "A Day at the Beach" is the theme.

A Stories on Stage world premiere based on Keith Baker's popular children's book series.Adapted for stage by Martha Murphy, the fun-loving Greens are alligators that support recycling, reusing and everything else green. Presented by our adult troupe of actors for children of all ages. Come and meet our fun-loving alligator friends, Mr. & Mrs. Green.

Come and sail aboard the tall ships, Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain, at Cama Beach State Park. Exciting battle sail, 3 hours you will never forget, cannon fire, take the helm of a real ship. Call or visit web site for more information.

Join award winning film maker John Williams for a video tour and discussion of our local Puget Sound underwater wilderness. John will be showing excerpts from his TV series SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest, which will bring Puget Sound habitat and its biology to the surface. Join your neighbors for a rare opportunity to see and discuss what is beneath our waters and how important it is to save Puget Sound. This event will take place at the Camano Multipurpose Center (blue bldg.), 141 N.East Camano Drive, Camano Island. This presentation is part of the Fourth Wednesday Speaker Series, sponsored by the WSU Island County Beach Watchers. For more info, call Terry Skorheim at 425-501-2668, or Scott Chase at 360-387-3443, x258

A Stories on Stage world premiere based on Keith Baker's popular children's book series.Adapted for stage by Martha Murphy, the fun-loving Greens are alligators that support recycling, reusing and everything else green. Presented by our adult troupe of actors for children of all ages. Come and meet our fun-loving alligator friends, Mr. & Mrs. Green.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Come and enjoy a good old-fashioned Coupeville tradition, marching bands, vintage cars, tractors, floats, military, animals and more. One of only two Memorial Day parades in Western Washington state. The parade is followed by a musical salute and remembrance ceremony and town picnic.

The Fort Lewis Army Reserve Band will play in Coupeville Town Park following the Coupeville Memorial Day Parade.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

A Stories on Stage world premiere based on Keith Baker's popular children's book series.Adapted for stage by Martha Murphy, the fun-loving Greens are alligators that support recycling, reusing and everything else green. Presented by our adult troupe of actors for children of all ages. Come and meet our fun-loving alligator friends, Mr. & Mrs. Green.

“Cinderella” is the timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-centered stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed in to a Princess and finds her Prince.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Nature art projects designed for kids aged 4 to 12 years old.

$10 per child, parents must pre-register and pre-pay to reserve a limited space, parents of younger children can attend at no charge

“Cinderella” is the timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-centered stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed in to a Princess and finds her Prince.

“Cinderella” is the timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-centered stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed in to a Princess and finds her Prince.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

“Cinderella” is the timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-centered stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed in to a Princess and finds her Prince.

“Cinderella” is the timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-centered stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed in to a Princess and finds her Prince.

<!-- /* Style Definitions */ p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal {mso-style-parent:""; margin:0in; margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:12.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";} a:link, span.MsoHyperlink {color:blue; text-decoration:underline; text-underline:single;} a:visited, span.MsoHyperlinkFollowed {color:purple; text-decoration:underline; text-underline:single;} @page Section1 {size:8.5in 11.0in; margin:1.0in 1.25in 1.0in 1.25in; mso-header-margin:.5in; mso-footer-margin:.5in; mso-paper-source:0;} div.Section1 {page:Section1;} --> The June topic for the Equestrian Crossings Driving Club will be harness fitting for the driving horse. If you have an interest in driving horses and want more information about driving, have a driving horse, or would like to share your driving experience, you are invited to attend our monthly meetings. Our June meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 16 at 6:30 pm. We will be meeting at 1181 W Waterloo Rd, Oak Harbor. If you have a horse and harness, please bring them. If you don’t have a horse and harness, come and learn what to look for. Our mission is to share with each other our love of horses and the sport of driving. Equestrian Crossings is a non-profit organization and a club member of the American Driving Society. For more information please call 360-320-1573 or email driving@equestriancrossings.com

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Nature art projects designed for kids aged 4 to 12 years old.

$10 per child, parents must pre-register and pre-pay to reserve a limited space, parents of younger children can attend at no charge

“Cinderella” is the timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-centered stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed in to a Princess and finds her Prince.

Freshwater and Saltwater. Two environmental extremes. Both found at Deception Pass State Park. Explore with us the life that abounds within and at the edges of them both. Explore Cranberry and Pass lake, discover swampy mysteries, and fun at the oceans edge. You’ll be surprised what’s here! Come and see! For children

Registration required, maximum 15 students

“Cinderella” is the timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-centered stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed in to a Princess and finds her Prince.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

First ever Barn Rally driving event. Participants will enjoy family fun road games for cool prizes as they motor along Whidbey Island back roads to and from Coupeville. Spend lunchtime on Historic Front Street for car show, merchant sales, food, music and more.

Barn Rally donation $20 per car to steward preservation of historic structures, artifacts and documents by the Island County Historical Society. Call to register

Come one, come all to our first ever Barn Rally driving event on Saturday, June 26, 2010. Participants will enjoy family fun road games for cool prizes as they motor along Whidbey Island back roads to and from Coupeville. Rallies start at 9am and 2pm. Spend lunchtime on Historic Front Street for car show, merchant sales, food, music and more. Barn Rally donation $20/car to steward preservation of historic structures, artifacts and documents by the Island County Historical Society. To register or for further information call (360) 678-3310 or go to www.islandhistory.org to download. The ICHS Museum, located at 908 NW Alexander in Coupeville, is a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization and proceeds from this fundraiser will help keep the doors open to its membership and the public. Come Rally ’Round the History of Island County!

Visit wildlife gardens at the Third Annual Camano Island Backyard Wildlife Habitat Garden Tour Saturday, June 26, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The event is free to the public. Pick up maps at Camano Multipurpose Center (AKA — The Blue Building), 141 East Camano Drive, the day of the event, starting at 9:30 a.m. Besides a lovely garden tour on the island, the Wildlife Habitat Garden Tour will demonstrate how people can live happily in harmony with nature, show how any property can be a Backyard Wildlife Habitat, and promote awareness of the National Wildlife Federation's Backyard Wildlife Habitat Program — just by providing food, water, shelter and places to raise a family. These elements may be present naturally or be provided by the homeowner. Gardens range from small to large, simple to extravagant, forested to waterfront. Information on native plants, wildlife, composting, as well as challenges faced on particular properties will be available. Camano Island is the 10th community in! the nation to be certified by the National Wildlife Federation as a Community Wildlife Habitat with more than 751 individual properties certified as Backyard Wildlife Habitats. The tour is sponsored by the Camano Wildlife Habitat Project of Friends of Camano Island Parks. For more information about the tour, call 387-1615 or e-mail sandy@koffman.net. Thanks!

A two day event celebrating Coupeville's seafaring past. Displays of vintage steam powered boats, vintage sailing vessels. Free children's activities and free music. Free admission and parking. Free pirates!

“Cinderella” is the timeless enchantment of a magical fairy tale. The story concerns a young woman forced into a life of servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-centered stepsisters, who dreams of a better life. With the help of her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella is transformed in to a Princess and finds her Prince.

This week takes campers throughout the park on a journey of Discovery! Each day will be spent exploring a new habitat found in the park. There are at least 6 different unique habitat areas. We focus on the weird and wacky in the natural world and have a blast as we go. An experience of a lifetime! For children

$150, registration required

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Nature art projects designed for kids aged 4 to 12 years old.

$10 per child, parents must pre-register and pre-pay to reserve a limited space, parents of younger children can attend at no charge

A family friendly event featuring a fair-like atmosphere, live stage entertainment, kids events, and a spectacular fireworks show.

Free admission, parking and entertainment. Kid's activities starts at 2pm, food booths open at 4pm, live entertainment begins at 6pm

Fine art and fun art by eight talented Whidbey artists: Wildlife photography by CJ Hockett, landscape photography and encaustics by M. Denis Hill, QPP, Wood-Acrylic Abstract Paintings by Mark Lucero, Watercolors and Shadowboxes by Nancy Sanders, Art Glass by Katrina Hude, Linocut Block Prints by Peter Durand, Representational Art by Sandy Byers, Chenille Fringed Scarves by Evelyn Greenlee. All happening 4th of July weekend at the Coupeville Recreation Hall. Stop in to enjoy art ranging from giftable decor items to heirloom-quality creations. July 3&4, 2010 Coupeville Recreation Hall Admission: FREE 10:00 am - 5:00 pm daily

A local parade that anyone can join. A real local tradition with fun for the whole family and a real celebration for all. Stay for the Games! After the parade, there are sack races, 3-legged races, sprints for various age/gender categories, and an all-comers egg toss. Bathroom facilities are available. Hot Dogs, Chips, Cookies, Pop and Water will be available at reasonable prices to hungry spectators. If you come to the parade be sure to buy a $1 souvenir button to help cover parade costs. We are a non-profit volunteer organization and welcome your support. Information: 360-579-2030 or maxweltonclub@whidbey.com . Free on-site parking is available until full; overflow parking with free shuttle service will be available at the Little Brown Church on the corner of Maxwelton and French/Sills Roads. Please cooperate with Sheriff’s Deputies and keep the parade safe for all.

Being home to NAS Whidbey Island, there's no better place to celebrate America's birthday than right here in Oak Harbor. The Old Fashioned 4th of July is truly a hometown celebration. The grand parade kicks off with a flyover by a Prowler or P3 from NAS Whidbey, and the celebration goes on all day and into the night, ending with a big bang -- a professional fireworks display over the harbor.

Miles of beach stretch along the shores of Deception Pass State Park. Discover places you’ve never been! Explore the edge of the ocean and forest. Each day brings its own surprises as we investigate the places the Native American’s called home. Find shore bound treasures brought in from the sea. Learn about the life that inhabits this special place. For children

$150, registration required

This summer's Choochokam production class is the swashbuckling adventure Robin Hood. Robin Hood has a multi-age cast of thespians having fun playing the Merry Men, Friar Tuck, Maid Marian and the ladies of Nottingham Castle.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

OPENING CHOOCHOKAM WEEKEND

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Choochokam matinee tickets just $7, all other shows $12 for Adults and $8 for students and seniors. For advance tickets call 360.221.2282.

Freshwater and Saltwater. Two environmental extremes. Both found at Deception Pass State Park. Explore with us the life that abounds within and at the edges of them both. Explore Cranberry and Pass lake, discover swampy mysteries, and fun at the oceans edge. You’ll be surprised what’s here! Come and see! For children

Registration required, maximum 15 students

This summer's Choochokam production class is the swashbuckling adventure Robin Hood. Robin Hood has a multi-age cast of thespians having fun playing the Merry Men, Friar Tuck, Maid Marian and the ladies of Nottingham Castle.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Nature art projects designed for kids aged 4 to 12 years old.

$10 per child, parents must pre-register and pre-pay to reserve a limited space, parents of younger children can attend at no charge

A fun filled week exploring the Old Growth forests of Deception Pass. Explore the plants and animals that depend on this special place. Slimy Slugs, Hammering Woodpeckers, millipeds, and skunk cabbage. Find a nesting bird or busy squirrel. Each day will be a new discovery. For children

$150, registration required

Ma Liang and his Magical Brush will take participants on a wonder-filled journey of exploration and learning. Campers will learn basic vocabulary and conversation phrases, get a taste of Chinese folk songs and dance, traditional children's group games, basic Wu Bu Quan ( Five step boxing) movements, kite making, pen-brush painting and writing, the art of Chinese paper cutting, sweet rice ball making, sample famous Chinese foods, and so much more! Together, campers will create a skit to present to family and friends at the end of camp.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Miles of beach stretch along the shores of Deception Pass State Park. Discover places you’ve never been! Explore the edge of the ocean and forest. Each day brings its own surprises as we investigate the places the Native American’s called home. Find shore bound treasures brought in from the sea. Learn about the life that inhabits this special place. For children

$150, registration required

Spanish is the third most spoken language in the world. In addition to Spain, 20 countries in Latin America have Spanish as their first language. Join us for la vuelta al mundo en 5 dias - Around the World in 5 Days. We'll visit different Spanish-speaking countries each day to explore language, culture, music, crafts, food, and more.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

A fun filled week exploring the Old Growth forests of Deception Pass. Explore the plants and animals that depend on this special place. Slimy Slugs, Hammering Woodpeckers, millipeds, and skunk cabbage. Find a nesting bird or busy squirrel. Each day will be a new discovery. For children

$150, registration required

The theme this year is Spartan Spirit. Tickets $9 adult, $6 senior and children, $18 season pass for 3 days, children 5 and under FREE

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.

Nature art projects designed for kids aged 4 to 12 years old.

$10 per child, parents must pre-register and pre-pay to reserve a limited space, parents of younger children can attend at no charge

This week takes campers throughout the park on a journey of Discovery! Each day will be spent exploring a new habitat found in the park. There are at least 6 different unique habitat areas. We focus on the weird and wacky in the natural world and have a blast as we go. An experience of a lifetime! For children

$150, registration required

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

The centrepiece of the Games is competitions in four major areas, Highland Piping, Drumming, Dancing, and traditional Scottish Athletics. Bring your family and experience the Scottish music, culture and enjoy the variety of Celtic performances which are scheduled throughout the day on the Main Stage. Trace your ancestry as you stroll amongst the Clan Tents or enjoy browsing throughout the vender shops, which display traditional Scottish clothing, literature, music and much, much more.

Tickets, adults $10, military/senior/student $6, children under 4 free, no pets

Admission: adults $8, seniors/military/children (5-12) $6, 4 and under free, no pets

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

The Fair features quality exhibits from the farm, including all types of livesstock and crops, horticulture and floriculture. From the home, all types of handwork are represented, including clothing, needlework, art exhibits, baking, canning and fiber arts. You can also enjoy live entertainment at the fair featuring musical performances by a variety of performers.

Admission:

Adults $7 daily, $20 season

Military with ID $5 daily, $15 season

Senior (65+) $5 daily, $15 season

Juniors (6-15) $5 daily, $15 season

Children under 5 FREE

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Nature art projects designed for kids aged 4 to 12 years old.

$10 per child, parents must pre-register and pre-pay to reserve a limited space, parents of younger children can attend at no charge

Bring your four legged friends to this annual event celebrating man's best friend.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Join us at the Langley Boat Harbor (South Whidbey Harbor at Langley, WA) for our 2nd Annual Dock party, family events, and live music on the pier.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Admission includes, a meal provided by Seabolts Smokehouse,a day with crew members, pictures, autographs,live music, and access to the beer/wine garden.

The Best Western Harbor Plaza and Conference Center is offering discounted sleeping room rates for anyone attending this event. For reservations please call their front desk at 360.679.4567 and say you are attending the “Seabolt’s Smokehouse Event”.

For More Information:
Abbey Campbell Events/Meeting Coordinator
33175 St. Route 20
Oak Harbor , WA 98277

*All tickets are being sold prior and will not be sold at event
Purchase tickets at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/122875

Event Link Information
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=131347100241916
Brown Paper Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/122875

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

This fun family celebration honoring our Military Community. Please join us for great food, live music, kids' games, bouncy houses, face painting and the joy of spending time with your neighbors and friends. The lunch- Bar B Q pork- is a $5 charge, but free to active duty military personnel and their dependents.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

The Whidbey Island Kite Festival is set against the majestic backdrop of the Olympic Mountains at historic Camp Casey. Activities include kids' kitemaking, beginning sportkite lessons and sportkite demonstrations. The highlight of the weekend is the Whidbey Island Sport Kite Championships, one of the premier sportkite competitions in the Pacific Northwest. Individual, pairs and team events are included.

Discover the agricultural richness of the northwest corner of Snohomish County and Camano Island where the farms are many and the people friendly, the food fantastic and where you will find an abundance of activities for all ages.

Exhibits, demonstrations, animals, hayrides, produce, pumpkins. Festival hub downtown Stanwood features BBQ, fine art, vendors and crafts, plants and produce, barn dances and live music.

Tour maps available at all venues and with festival sponors.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Scarecrow decorating contest that takes place throughout Coupeville. Drive or walk to enjoy each uniquely decorated scarecrow scattered throughout town. Winners announced at Harvest Fest on 10/9/09.

Celebrating 30 years as a Farmers Market on beautiful Whidbey Island. The market offers a wide variety of local produce, plants and tasty treats such as homemade chocolates and fresh local honey. It also features local artisans and crafters and hot food vendors. It is a friendly, community centered market where friends meet and shop for local products, share a meal together, and listen to a bit of music. The market is very kid and dog friendly and offers ample free parking.

Celebrate HarvestFest at the last Farmers Market of the season in Coupeville. Local produce, fun and games for everyone to enjoy.

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site

Paradise Found Fiber Farm>> OPEN<< Rain or Shine
The following Saturdays OR just call for another day of the week…we are usually here
10 AM to 4 PM
Mar 6, 20, 27
April 3, 17
May- Oct every Saturday

A fiber farm producing hand made products from our fiber animals including Alpacas, Llamas & Pygora Goats. The Farm Fiber Shack has Handspun yarn, roving, fleece, felted bags, hand knitted hats, scarves & more; Educational Farm tours; Fresh eggs all year, and seasonal produce. Sept Fiber Fair (WIFFFS) details & map on our website.
Hours: All Year, call ahead or Saturdays June-Oct 10-3 &/or as noted on the
4081 Springwater Lane
Clinton, WA 98236
Phone: 360-579-1906
Fax: 360-579-1910
Email
Web Site