The Seattle Men’s Chorus will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 4 in a fundraiser that will benefit Whidbey Island’s nonprofit, Citizens Against Domestic & Sexual Abuse (CADA).
GREENBANK — On the Greenbank Store’s Facebook Page there is this entry from before Mother’s Day: “Your mom called: She wants to go out tonight, have some crab cakes and a perfectly grilled New York steak, and sip a Whidbey Island iced tea. She wants live music too, all served up in a warm and happy place. She wants 19o4. And what mom wants, mom gets, right? She didn’t raise no fool…”
Langley merchants have teamed up to create a weekend of fun for both locals and off-islanders to find affordable fashion, happy hours, food and wine tastings, spa respites and great shopping deals all weekend long. Here’s what’s happening on May 21 and 22:
Island County 4-H members will demonstrate their skills at the 4-H Spring Show at the Island County Fairgrounds on Saturday, May 14.
Elizabeth Herbert says she learned to walk on a train while on the road with a show.
The annual Loganberry Festival is getting a new makeover this year and organizers want local artists and artisans from throughout the area to be a big part of the festivities at Greenbank Farm.
The Open Door Gallery + Coffee will open its art gallery this week to benefit a local organization working for a healthy and diverse community.
The affair began innocently enough and, frankly, I never thought it would last as long as it has. I’ve enjoyed every minute of it, and still do.
It is called “The Red Mendelssohn” because of a unique red stripe on its top right side. It is also one of the most famous violins in the world.
“Old Time Radio – Live On Stage!” is returning to Whidbey. The sounds of 1946 will come back to life on two Saturdays — May 21 in Langley and May 28 in Oak Harbor — when KWPA, Whidbey Public Radio presents the second annual installment of its popular fundraising performances.
Ferry Folk productions is hosting a gallery for artists from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays at Bayview Community Hall to coincide with the Bayview Farmers Market through September.
The Rural Characters are looking for pictures of “Pickup Men” and the women who love them for their annual concert at Whidbey Island Center for the Arts on May 13-14.
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts in Langley is proud to present The Bottom Line Duo at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 6.
