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SUMMARY:Jan Fiskum @ Dancing Fish
DESCRIPTION:*Friday* Night Music at Dancing Fish – Zan Fiskum \nFriday\, October 9th  ~  5:30 – 7:30 p.m. \nPlease join us for excellent live music\, wine and appetizers in community on a *Friday* evening! This is the first Music Night of the season that lands on a Friday\, and every week thereafter through the fall and winter\, until next May (when Music Night will change back to Thursdays.) \nWe are so excited to have Zan return again to the Dancing Fish Barn stage as a powerful soloist on this cozy\, fall Friday in the Barn. There’s a reason we’re kicking off our move back to Fridays with Zan. Her performances are some of the most impressive\, special and memorable that we get to host here. \nZan Fiskum is an Americana singer-songwriter raised in the small town of Maple Valley\, WA where she spent most of their time either running barefoot in the forest or volunteering with her family at a local dinner theater\, both which inspired her to make the music she does today. Her angelic voice soars over her soulful and ethereal storytelling. \nMAKE RESERVATIONS!\nhttps://dancingfishvineyards.orderport.net/product-details/0923/10092026… \nThis event is by reservation only and includes\na shared appetizer board served to your table. \nPlease be aware that due to limited seating capacity in the Dancing Fish Barn\, some patrons may be assigned to larger communal tables. Alternatively\, if you have friends who are also attending this event\, please let us know via text/phone (360.632.4190) or e-mail (info@dancingfishvineyards.com) in advance of the performance so we can seat you at the same table. \nDancing Fish Vineyards  1953 Newman Road\, Freeland
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LOCATION:Dancing Fish
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SUMMARY:Marcellus Andronicus
DESCRIPTION:Rehearsals are underway for Davion Tynarious Brown’s new play Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici\, produced by Island Shakespeare Festival (ISF) and ISF is PUMPED! \nThis show will travel up and down the island with performances in Langley and Oak Harbor for the deliciously spooky Halloween season from Oct. 9 through Nov. 1 at Whidbey Children’s Theatre in Langley and at Whidbey Playhouse in October. (See link for times\, days and venues here: ticketsource.com/island-shakespeare-festival)\nISF Executive Artistic Director Olena Hodges\, had an epiphany about the horror genre and its connection to Titus Adronicus\, which Brown’s play follows as a sequel.\n“Horror gives us a way to really dig into some of our most awful and confusing experiences and gives us a tool for investigation and catharsis. Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus exists somewhere in this genre\, I think\, and Davion’s sequel certainly follows suit\,” Hodges said.\n“I’ve always been super gassed up about what happens next in Titus Andronicus\,” says the Australian born playwright and actor\, Brown.\nThe obsession began in his undergrad days and later\, when he understudied the part of Aaron for ISF’s 2022 production of Titus Andronicus. Brown looked at his idea again and produced a script for ISF\, which Hodges welcomed immediately.\nIn Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici Lucius Andronicus\, the current emperor of Rome\, is on his deathbed. Throughout his rule\, Lucius sought to strengthen Rome and restore the House Andronici’s name through diplomacy. His vision for the family’s future lands on Marcellus Andronicus\, his adopted mixed-race son\, whom he intends as his successor. Young Marcellus pokes a former enemy nation. Tensions between the nations are high\, but the emperor is certain Marcellus will succeed.\nPrivately\, Marcellus has grown curious of his true origins\, which have been withheld from him. Before he can consider assuming the seat of Emperor on the world stage\, he must uncover the roots of his personal identity and is disturbed to discover that his true bloodline is more warmongers than peacemakers.\nThe play begs the question\, is it nature or nurture that decides one’s destiny?\nDirector Brandon Dion Gregory describes Marcellus’ journey in the play as one very human experience. “It’s about how what you inherit impacts you. Identity\, deep and dark places\, traumas\, death\, revenge\, anger and how do these reveal themselves to you and impact your place in the rest of the world\,” asks Gregory. “ Marcellus is trying to fill a hole in his heart and he goes on a journey to fill that hole\,” says Gregory.\nWhat the director loves and thinks so brilliant about this play is Brown’s use of characters from Shakespeare to represent the modern world.\nHodges agrees. “I think it’s a beautiful and poignant (and genuinely spooky) investigation of identity\, race\, adoption\, family\, love and humanity\,” she said.\nCheck the website for exact dates\, times and venue information at islandshakespearefest.org. ISF is always a pay-what-you-will company.\nFollowing the Whidbey Island performances\, the team will head to Tokyo\, Japan\, hosted by the Yokohama Theatre Group\, for a limited run Nov. 20-22. ISF is delighted and thrilled to participate in this international partnership\, made possible by supporters of playwright Davion Tynarious Brown. \n 
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/marcellus-andronicus/2026-10-09
LOCATION:Whidbey Children’s Theatre\, Camano Avenue\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-09
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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SUMMARY:Ott & Hunter Winery Tasting Room Presents TC Ryder & The Groovetones
DESCRIPTION:Ott & Hunter Winery Tasting Room Presents \nTC Ryder & The Groovetones \nSaturday\, October 10th @ 7 p.m. \n$30 \nTC Ryder & The Groovetones ignite the very best of the 1970s\, delivering the grooviest\, most dance‑driven hits of the era with swagger\, soul\, and unstoppable rhythm. JJ Cale cool\, Dobie Gray warmth\, Stevie Wonder brilliance\, Stevie Ray Vaughan fire\, Billy Preston joy—this band doesn’t just play the classics\, they reawaken them. \nAlready a Whidbey Island phenomenon\, this powerhouse ensemble brings a kinetic\, full‑body energy that transforms every room they enter. We’re clearing the piano off the stage to make space for their electrifying sound—because when TC Ryder & The Groovetones play\, the whole room moves. If you have or haven’t experienced their magic yet\, this is the night and the place to do it\, as the Ott & Hunter cabaret room delivers its own unique experience! \nPrepare for a high‑octane journey through the greatest grooves of the ’70s—songs that stir memories\, lift spirits\, and remind you why this music shaped a generation. Revived by some of the Pacific Northwest’s finest musicians\, the evening becomes a celebration of rhythm\, nostalgia\, and pure\, unfiltered joy. This is the 1970s brought roaring back to life\, right here on Whidbey Island. \nTickets are available for purchase online at\nhttps://otthunter.orderport.net/wines/Events \nOtt & Hunter Winery Tasting Room \n204 1st Street\, Langley (360) 221-7131   https://otthunter.com
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/ott-hunter-winery-tasting-room-presents-tc-ryder-the-groovetones
LOCATION:Ott & Hunter Winery Tasting Room\, First street\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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SUMMARY:TC Ryder & The Groovetones @ Ott & Hunter
DESCRIPTION:TC Ryder & The Groovetones \nSaturday\, October 10th @ 7 p.m. \n$30 \nTC Ryder & The Groovetones ignite the very best of the 1970s\, delivering the grooviest\, most dance‑driven hits of the era with swagger\, soul\, and unstoppable rhythm. JJ Cale cool\, Dobie Gray warmth\, Stevie Wonder brilliance\, Stevie Ray Vaughan fire\, Billy Preston joy—this band doesn’t just play the classics\, they reawaken them. \nAlready a Whidbey Island phenomenon\, this powerhouse ensemble brings a kinetic\, full‑body energy that transforms every room they enter. We’re clearing the piano off the stage to make space for their electrifying sound—because when TC Ryder & The Groovetones play\, the whole room moves. \nTickets are available for purchase online at\nhttps://otthunter.orderport.net/wines/Events \nOtt & Hunter Winery Tasting Room \n204 1st Street\, Langley \n(360) 221-7131 \n  \nhttps://otthunter.com
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/tc-ryder-the-groovetones-ott-hunter
LOCATION:Ott & Hunter Winery Tasting Room\, First street\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
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SUMMARY:Marcellus Andronicus
DESCRIPTION:Rehearsals are underway for Davion Tynarious Brown’s new play Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici\, produced by Island Shakespeare Festival (ISF) and ISF is PUMPED! \nThis show will travel up and down the island with performances in Langley and Oak Harbor for the deliciously spooky Halloween season from Oct. 9 through Nov. 1 at Whidbey Children’s Theatre in Langley and at Whidbey Playhouse in October. (See link for times\, days and venues here: ticketsource.com/island-shakespeare-festival)\nISF Executive Artistic Director Olena Hodges\, had an epiphany about the horror genre and its connection to Titus Adronicus\, which Brown’s play follows as a sequel.\n“Horror gives us a way to really dig into some of our most awful and confusing experiences and gives us a tool for investigation and catharsis. Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus exists somewhere in this genre\, I think\, and Davion’s sequel certainly follows suit\,” Hodges said.\n“I’ve always been super gassed up about what happens next in Titus Andronicus\,” says the Australian born playwright and actor\, Brown.\nThe obsession began in his undergrad days and later\, when he understudied the part of Aaron for ISF’s 2022 production of Titus Andronicus. Brown looked at his idea again and produced a script for ISF\, which Hodges welcomed immediately.\nIn Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici Lucius Andronicus\, the current emperor of Rome\, is on his deathbed. Throughout his rule\, Lucius sought to strengthen Rome and restore the House Andronici’s name through diplomacy. His vision for the family’s future lands on Marcellus Andronicus\, his adopted mixed-race son\, whom he intends as his successor. Young Marcellus pokes a former enemy nation. Tensions between the nations are high\, but the emperor is certain Marcellus will succeed.\nPrivately\, Marcellus has grown curious of his true origins\, which have been withheld from him. Before he can consider assuming the seat of Emperor on the world stage\, he must uncover the roots of his personal identity and is disturbed to discover that his true bloodline is more warmongers than peacemakers.\nThe play begs the question\, is it nature or nurture that decides one’s destiny?\nDirector Brandon Dion Gregory describes Marcellus’ journey in the play as one very human experience. “It’s about how what you inherit impacts you. Identity\, deep and dark places\, traumas\, death\, revenge\, anger and how do these reveal themselves to you and impact your place in the rest of the world\,” asks Gregory. “ Marcellus is trying to fill a hole in his heart and he goes on a journey to fill that hole\,” says Gregory.\nWhat the director loves and thinks so brilliant about this play is Brown’s use of characters from Shakespeare to represent the modern world.\nHodges agrees. “I think it’s a beautiful and poignant (and genuinely spooky) investigation of identity\, race\, adoption\, family\, love and humanity\,” she said.\nCheck the website for exact dates\, times and venue information at islandshakespearefest.org. ISF is always a pay-what-you-will company.\nFollowing the Whidbey Island performances\, the team will head to Tokyo\, Japan\, hosted by the Yokohama Theatre Group\, for a limited run Nov. 20-22. ISF is delighted and thrilled to participate in this international partnership\, made possible by supporters of playwright Davion Tynarious Brown. \n 
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/marcellus-andronicus/2026-10-10
LOCATION:Whidbey Children’s Theatre\, Camano Avenue\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-10
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-11
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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SUMMARY:Marcellus Andronicus
DESCRIPTION:Rehearsals are underway for Davion Tynarious Brown’s new play Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici\, produced by Island Shakespeare Festival (ISF) and ISF is PUMPED! \nThis show will travel up and down the island with performances in Langley and Oak Harbor for the deliciously spooky Halloween season from Oct. 9 through Nov. 1 at Whidbey Children’s Theatre in Langley and at Whidbey Playhouse in October. (See link for times\, days and venues here: ticketsource.com/island-shakespeare-festival)\nISF Executive Artistic Director Olena Hodges\, had an epiphany about the horror genre and its connection to Titus Adronicus\, which Brown’s play follows as a sequel.\n“Horror gives us a way to really dig into some of our most awful and confusing experiences and gives us a tool for investigation and catharsis. Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus exists somewhere in this genre\, I think\, and Davion’s sequel certainly follows suit\,” Hodges said.\n“I’ve always been super gassed up about what happens next in Titus Andronicus\,” says the Australian born playwright and actor\, Brown.\nThe obsession began in his undergrad days and later\, when he understudied the part of Aaron for ISF’s 2022 production of Titus Andronicus. Brown looked at his idea again and produced a script for ISF\, which Hodges welcomed immediately.\nIn Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici Lucius Andronicus\, the current emperor of Rome\, is on his deathbed. Throughout his rule\, Lucius sought to strengthen Rome and restore the House Andronici’s name through diplomacy. His vision for the family’s future lands on Marcellus Andronicus\, his adopted mixed-race son\, whom he intends as his successor. Young Marcellus pokes a former enemy nation. Tensions between the nations are high\, but the emperor is certain Marcellus will succeed.\nPrivately\, Marcellus has grown curious of his true origins\, which have been withheld from him. Before he can consider assuming the seat of Emperor on the world stage\, he must uncover the roots of his personal identity and is disturbed to discover that his true bloodline is more warmongers than peacemakers.\nThe play begs the question\, is it nature or nurture that decides one’s destiny?\nDirector Brandon Dion Gregory describes Marcellus’ journey in the play as one very human experience. “It’s about how what you inherit impacts you. Identity\, deep and dark places\, traumas\, death\, revenge\, anger and how do these reveal themselves to you and impact your place in the rest of the world\,” asks Gregory. “ Marcellus is trying to fill a hole in his heart and he goes on a journey to fill that hole\,” says Gregory.\nWhat the director loves and thinks so brilliant about this play is Brown’s use of characters from Shakespeare to represent the modern world.\nHodges agrees. “I think it’s a beautiful and poignant (and genuinely spooky) investigation of identity\, race\, adoption\, family\, love and humanity\,” she said.\nCheck the website for exact dates\, times and venue information at islandshakespearefest.org. ISF is always a pay-what-you-will company.\nFollowing the Whidbey Island performances\, the team will head to Tokyo\, Japan\, hosted by the Yokohama Theatre Group\, for a limited run Nov. 20-22. ISF is delighted and thrilled to participate in this international partnership\, made possible by supporters of playwright Davion Tynarious Brown. \n 
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/marcellus-andronicus/2026-10-11
LOCATION:Whidbey Children’s Theatre\, Camano Avenue\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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SUMMARY:Trivia w/ Tabitha @ Greenbank Cidery
DESCRIPTION:Every Thursday! Join your host Tabitha for a brain-tickling Trivia series. Themes change weekly\, check Greenbank Cidery Facebook events for new themes.
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/trivia-w-tabitha-greenbank-cidery/2026-10-15
LOCATION:Greenbank Cidery\, 5488 Freeland Ave\, Freeland\, WA\, 98249\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-15
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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SUMMARY:The Dead Guise in Concert / Laser Light Show @ Greenbank Farm
DESCRIPTION:The Dead Guise in Concert / Laser Light Show \nFriday\, October 16th @ 6 p.m. \nGreenbank Farm\n765 Wonn Road \nBust out your tie dye and dance your skeleton off to The Dead Guise live in concert! Whidbey Island’s own Grateful Dead tribute band will be playing Greenbank Farm on Fri. Oct 16\, 2026\, starting at 6pm – Featuring a special laser lights show provided by Donovan Lighting \nAll Ages\, Kids under 16 get in free with a paying adult.\nTickets $20 – https://greenbank-farm-wine-shop.square.site \nCostumes Encouraged – this show is only two weeks prior to Halloween\, so give your Halloween costume a trial run. Alcoholic\, and non-alcoholic beverages\, and snacks will be available for sale\, including wine\, beer\, cider\, and mead from the Greenbank Farm Wine Shop. \nJoin the band as they dig deep into the Dead’s repertoire to build the grooves to get you up on your feet!  The Dead Guise Band is comprised of local Whidbey residents who share a passion for the sound and feel that made this band so remarkable – including Mike Hopkins\, Larry Fields\, Bruce Towne\, Lee Clemetson\, and John “JD” Dietrich. \nGreenbank Farm Wine Shop \n(360) 222-3797
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/the-dead-guise-in-concert-laser-light-show-greenbank-farm
LOCATION:Greenbank Farm
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-16
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T160000
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SUMMARY:Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon\, a Ukrainian Folktale for the Whole Family
DESCRIPTION:Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon\, a Ukrainian Folktale for the Whole Family \nKotyhoroshko and the Dragon\nCourage and Kindness in the Shadow of War \nThis production of a Ukrainian Fairy Tale is a tribute to the Ukrainian people and their courageous commitment to ensuring the future of democracy in our world. All proceeds will go to support Waldorf Schools in Ukraine. Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon – is an ancient tale with contemporary significance. The name Kotyhoroshko is derived from “Horoh\,” which means pea in Ukrainian\, an important staple crop that symbolizes abundance\, fertility\, and prosperity. The young hero who rescues his siblings from the dragon speaks to the significance of family. His ability to overcome obstacles through his strength of character echoes the Ukrainian people’s historical experience of adversity and resilience. This is a local production featuring volunteer local actors\, artists\, and musicians\,\nincluding live music\, marionettes\, shadow puppets and live acting. \nSaturday & Sunday\, October 17th & 18th\n2 p.m. shows: Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon (for children 6-12) feature the first half\n7 p.m. shows: (for teens and adults) include the Further Adventures of Kotyhoroshko\,\nhis journey into the underworld and more! \nTickets: $10 children; $15 teens; $20 adults \nTickets available online at:\nhttps://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/outcast-productions/courage-and-ki…\nOr email ocp@whidbey.com and reserve to pay at the door
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/kotyhoroshko-and-the-dragon-a-ukrainian-folktale-for-the-whole-family/2026-10-17/1
LOCATION:Outcast Theater
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T210000
DTSTAMP:20260916T193402Z
CREATED:20260916T193402Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260916T193402Z
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SUMMARY:Ott & Hunter Winery Tasting Room Presents 3 Track Mind
DESCRIPTION:Ott & Hunter Winery Tasting Room Presents \n3 Track Mind \nSaturday\, October 17th @ 6 & 8 p.m.\n(2 shows) \n$30 \n3 Track Mind returns to the Ott & Hunter stage for what promises to be one of the year’s most unforgettable shows. This is a rare performance – tickets are limited and expected to sell fast\, so secure yours today and don’t miss a night of tight harmonies and heartfelt songwriting. \n3 Track Mind is Jen Todd\, Kevin Jones\, Kristy Smith\, and Steve Smith on percussion. Jen\, Kevin\, and Kristy are prolific songwriters and each have several releases as either solo or with their bands. Each take turns singing and the harmonies are outstanding. Acoustic and electric guitars\, mandolin\, ukulele\, and slide guitar. \nPlease note\, there are two shows for this event: 6 & 8 PM. \nTickets are available for purchase online at:\nhttps://otthunter.orderport.net/wines/Events \nOtt & Hunter Winery Tasting Room \n204 1st Street\, Langley \n(360) 221-7131 \nhttps://otthunter.com
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/ott-hunter-winery-tasting-room-presents-3-track-mind
LOCATION:Ott & Hunter Winery Tasting Room\, First street\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T190000
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SUMMARY:Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon\, a Ukrainian Folktale for the Whole Family
DESCRIPTION:Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon\, a Ukrainian Folktale for the Whole Family \nKotyhoroshko and the Dragon\nCourage and Kindness in the Shadow of War \nThis production of a Ukrainian Fairy Tale is a tribute to the Ukrainian people and their courageous commitment to ensuring the future of democracy in our world. All proceeds will go to support Waldorf Schools in Ukraine. Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon – is an ancient tale with contemporary significance. The name Kotyhoroshko is derived from “Horoh\,” which means pea in Ukrainian\, an important staple crop that symbolizes abundance\, fertility\, and prosperity. The young hero who rescues his siblings from the dragon speaks to the significance of family. His ability to overcome obstacles through his strength of character echoes the Ukrainian people’s historical experience of adversity and resilience. This is a local production featuring volunteer local actors\, artists\, and musicians\,\nincluding live music\, marionettes\, shadow puppets and live acting. \nSaturday & Sunday\, October 17th & 18th\n2 p.m. shows: Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon (for children 6-12) feature the first half\n7 p.m. shows: (for teens and adults) include the Further Adventures of Kotyhoroshko\,\nhis journey into the underworld and more! \nTickets: $10 children; $15 teens; $20 adults \nTickets available online at:\nhttps://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/outcast-productions/courage-and-ki…\nOr email ocp@whidbey.com and reserve to pay at the door
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/kotyhoroshko-and-the-dragon-a-ukrainian-folktale-for-the-whole-family/2026-10-17/2
LOCATION:Outcast Theater
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T213000
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-17
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261018T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261018T160000
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-18
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261018T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261018T160000
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SUMMARY:Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon\, a Ukrainian Folktale for the Whole Family
DESCRIPTION:Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon\, a Ukrainian Folktale for the Whole Family \nKotyhoroshko and the Dragon\nCourage and Kindness in the Shadow of War \nThis production of a Ukrainian Fairy Tale is a tribute to the Ukrainian people and their courageous commitment to ensuring the future of democracy in our world. All proceeds will go to support Waldorf Schools in Ukraine. Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon – is an ancient tale with contemporary significance. The name Kotyhoroshko is derived from “Horoh\,” which means pea in Ukrainian\, an important staple crop that symbolizes abundance\, fertility\, and prosperity. The young hero who rescues his siblings from the dragon speaks to the significance of family. His ability to overcome obstacles through his strength of character echoes the Ukrainian people’s historical experience of adversity and resilience. This is a local production featuring volunteer local actors\, artists\, and musicians\,\nincluding live music\, marionettes\, shadow puppets and live acting. \nSaturday & Sunday\, October 17th & 18th\n2 p.m. shows: Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon (for children 6-12) feature the first half\n7 p.m. shows: (for teens and adults) include the Further Adventures of Kotyhoroshko\,\nhis journey into the underworld and more! \nTickets: $10 children; $15 teens; $20 adults \nTickets available online at:\nhttps://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/outcast-productions/courage-and-ki…\nOr email ocp@whidbey.com and reserve to pay at the door
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/kotyhoroshko-and-the-dragon-a-ukrainian-folktale-for-the-whole-family/2026-10-18/1
LOCATION:Outcast Theater
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261018T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261018T210000
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SUMMARY:Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon\, a Ukrainian Folktale for the Whole Family
DESCRIPTION:Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon\, a Ukrainian Folktale for the Whole Family \nKotyhoroshko and the Dragon\nCourage and Kindness in the Shadow of War \nThis production of a Ukrainian Fairy Tale is a tribute to the Ukrainian people and their courageous commitment to ensuring the future of democracy in our world. All proceeds will go to support Waldorf Schools in Ukraine. Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon – is an ancient tale with contemporary significance. The name Kotyhoroshko is derived from “Horoh\,” which means pea in Ukrainian\, an important staple crop that symbolizes abundance\, fertility\, and prosperity. The young hero who rescues his siblings from the dragon speaks to the significance of family. His ability to overcome obstacles through his strength of character echoes the Ukrainian people’s historical experience of adversity and resilience. This is a local production featuring volunteer local actors\, artists\, and musicians\,\nincluding live music\, marionettes\, shadow puppets and live acting. \nSaturday & Sunday\, October 17th & 18th\n2 p.m. shows: Kotyhoroshko and the Dragon (for children 6-12) feature the first half\n7 p.m. shows: (for teens and adults) include the Further Adventures of Kotyhoroshko\,\nhis journey into the underworld and more! \nTickets: $10 children; $15 teens; $20 adults \nTickets available online at:\nhttps://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/outcast-productions/courage-and-ki…\nOr email ocp@whidbey.com and reserve to pay at the door
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/kotyhoroshko-and-the-dragon-a-ukrainian-folktale-for-the-whole-family/2026-10-18/2
LOCATION:Outcast Theater
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261022T180000
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SUMMARY:Trivia w/ Tabitha @ Greenbank Cidery
DESCRIPTION:Every Thursday! Join your host Tabitha for a brain-tickling Trivia series. Themes change weekly\, check Greenbank Cidery Facebook events for new themes.
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/trivia-w-tabitha-greenbank-cidery/2026-10-22
LOCATION:Greenbank Cidery\, 5488 Freeland Ave\, Freeland\, WA\, 98249\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261022T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261022T210000
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SUMMARY:Marcellus Andronicus
DESCRIPTION:Rehearsals are underway for Davion Tynarious Brown’s new play Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici\, produced by Island Shakespeare Festival (ISF) and ISF is PUMPED! \nThis show will travel up and down the island with performances in Langley and Oak Harbor for the deliciously spooky Halloween season from Oct. 9 through Nov. 1 at Whidbey Children’s Theatre in Langley and at Whidbey Playhouse in October. (See link for times\, days and venues here: ticketsource.com/island-shakespeare-festival)\nISF Executive Artistic Director Olena Hodges\, had an epiphany about the horror genre and its connection to Titus Adronicus\, which Brown’s play follows as a sequel.\n“Horror gives us a way to really dig into some of our most awful and confusing experiences and gives us a tool for investigation and catharsis. Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus exists somewhere in this genre\, I think\, and Davion’s sequel certainly follows suit\,” Hodges said.\n“I’ve always been super gassed up about what happens next in Titus Andronicus\,” says the Australian born playwright and actor\, Brown.\nThe obsession began in his undergrad days and later\, when he understudied the part of Aaron for ISF’s 2022 production of Titus Andronicus. Brown looked at his idea again and produced a script for ISF\, which Hodges welcomed immediately.\nIn Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici Lucius Andronicus\, the current emperor of Rome\, is on his deathbed. Throughout his rule\, Lucius sought to strengthen Rome and restore the House Andronici’s name through diplomacy. His vision for the family’s future lands on Marcellus Andronicus\, his adopted mixed-race son\, whom he intends as his successor. Young Marcellus pokes a former enemy nation. Tensions between the nations are high\, but the emperor is certain Marcellus will succeed.\nPrivately\, Marcellus has grown curious of his true origins\, which have been withheld from him. Before he can consider assuming the seat of Emperor on the world stage\, he must uncover the roots of his personal identity and is disturbed to discover that his true bloodline is more warmongers than peacemakers.\nThe play begs the question\, is it nature or nurture that decides one’s destiny?\nDirector Brandon Dion Gregory describes Marcellus’ journey in the play as one very human experience. “It’s about how what you inherit impacts you. Identity\, deep and dark places\, traumas\, death\, revenge\, anger and how do these reveal themselves to you and impact your place in the rest of the world\,” asks Gregory. “ Marcellus is trying to fill a hole in his heart and he goes on a journey to fill that hole\,” says Gregory.\nWhat the director loves and thinks so brilliant about this play is Brown’s use of characters from Shakespeare to represent the modern world.\nHodges agrees. “I think it’s a beautiful and poignant (and genuinely spooky) investigation of identity\, race\, adoption\, family\, love and humanity\,” she said.\nCheck the website for exact dates\, times and venue information at islandshakespearefest.org. ISF is always a pay-what-you-will company.\nFollowing the Whidbey Island performances\, the team will head to Tokyo\, Japan\, hosted by the Yokohama Theatre Group\, for a limited run Nov. 20-22. ISF is delighted and thrilled to participate in this international partnership\, made possible by supporters of playwright Davion Tynarious Brown. \n 
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/marcellus-andronicus/2026-10-22
LOCATION:Whidbey Children’s Theatre\, Camano Avenue\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261022T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261022T213000
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-22
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261023T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261023T210000
DTSTAMP:20261008T220526Z
CREATED:20261008T220526Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261008T220526Z
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SUMMARY:Marcellus Andronicus
DESCRIPTION:Rehearsals are underway for Davion Tynarious Brown’s new play Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici\, produced by Island Shakespeare Festival (ISF) and ISF is PUMPED! \nThis show will travel up and down the island with performances in Langley and Oak Harbor for the deliciously spooky Halloween season from Oct. 9 through Nov. 1 at Whidbey Children’s Theatre in Langley and at Whidbey Playhouse in October. (See link for times\, days and venues here: ticketsource.com/island-shakespeare-festival)\nISF Executive Artistic Director Olena Hodges\, had an epiphany about the horror genre and its connection to Titus Adronicus\, which Brown’s play follows as a sequel.\n“Horror gives us a way to really dig into some of our most awful and confusing experiences and gives us a tool for investigation and catharsis. Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus exists somewhere in this genre\, I think\, and Davion’s sequel certainly follows suit\,” Hodges said.\n“I’ve always been super gassed up about what happens next in Titus Andronicus\,” says the Australian born playwright and actor\, Brown.\nThe obsession began in his undergrad days and later\, when he understudied the part of Aaron for ISF’s 2022 production of Titus Andronicus. Brown looked at his idea again and produced a script for ISF\, which Hodges welcomed immediately.\nIn Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici Lucius Andronicus\, the current emperor of Rome\, is on his deathbed. Throughout his rule\, Lucius sought to strengthen Rome and restore the House Andronici’s name through diplomacy. His vision for the family’s future lands on Marcellus Andronicus\, his adopted mixed-race son\, whom he intends as his successor. Young Marcellus pokes a former enemy nation. Tensions between the nations are high\, but the emperor is certain Marcellus will succeed.\nPrivately\, Marcellus has grown curious of his true origins\, which have been withheld from him. Before he can consider assuming the seat of Emperor on the world stage\, he must uncover the roots of his personal identity and is disturbed to discover that his true bloodline is more warmongers than peacemakers.\nThe play begs the question\, is it nature or nurture that decides one’s destiny?\nDirector Brandon Dion Gregory describes Marcellus’ journey in the play as one very human experience. “It’s about how what you inherit impacts you. Identity\, deep and dark places\, traumas\, death\, revenge\, anger and how do these reveal themselves to you and impact your place in the rest of the world\,” asks Gregory. “ Marcellus is trying to fill a hole in his heart and he goes on a journey to fill that hole\,” says Gregory.\nWhat the director loves and thinks so brilliant about this play is Brown’s use of characters from Shakespeare to represent the modern world.\nHodges agrees. “I think it’s a beautiful and poignant (and genuinely spooky) investigation of identity\, race\, adoption\, family\, love and humanity\,” she said.\nCheck the website for exact dates\, times and venue information at islandshakespearefest.org. ISF is always a pay-what-you-will company.\nFollowing the Whidbey Island performances\, the team will head to Tokyo\, Japan\, hosted by the Yokohama Theatre Group\, for a limited run Nov. 20-22. ISF is delighted and thrilled to participate in this international partnership\, made possible by supporters of playwright Davion Tynarious Brown. \n 
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/marcellus-andronicus/2026-10-23
LOCATION:Whidbey Children’s Theatre\, Camano Avenue\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-23
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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SUMMARY:Parents Night Out Fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:Parents Night Out Fundraiser \nParents’ Night Out – Halloween Edition. Come support the Island Dance Performing Group under the direction of Island Dance co owner Jamee Pitts. \nNeed a night out? We’ve got you covered! \nIsland Dance Performing Group is hosting a Halloween Parents’ Night Out\nfilled with Halloween fun\, dancing\, crafts\, and games. \nSaturday\, October 24th  ~  5:30 – 8:00 p.m. \n714 Camano Ave.\, Langley \nWhat’s Included:\nDinner provided — Mac & Cheese & Hot Dogs\nDance party\nHalloween crafts & games\nHalloween fun! \nKids ages 3 & up welcome (must be out of diapers) \n$30 first child | $25 each additional child \nPre-register: danie.finley@gmail.com\nor stop by the office \nPayment required to secure spot Venmo @Danielle-Finley-9 | Cash or Check \nIsland Dance  http://islanddancestudio.com
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/parents-night-out-fundraiser
LOCATION:Island Dance\, 714 Camano Ave\, Langley\, WA\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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SUMMARY:Marcellus Andronicus
DESCRIPTION:Rehearsals are underway for Davion Tynarious Brown’s new play Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici\, produced by Island Shakespeare Festival (ISF) and ISF is PUMPED! \nThis show will travel up and down the island with performances in Langley and Oak Harbor for the deliciously spooky Halloween season from Oct. 9 through Nov. 1 at Whidbey Children’s Theatre in Langley and at Whidbey Playhouse in October. (See link for times\, days and venues here: ticketsource.com/island-shakespeare-festival)\nISF Executive Artistic Director Olena Hodges\, had an epiphany about the horror genre and its connection to Titus Adronicus\, which Brown’s play follows as a sequel.\n“Horror gives us a way to really dig into some of our most awful and confusing experiences and gives us a tool for investigation and catharsis. Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus exists somewhere in this genre\, I think\, and Davion’s sequel certainly follows suit\,” Hodges said.\n“I’ve always been super gassed up about what happens next in Titus Andronicus\,” says the Australian born playwright and actor\, Brown.\nThe obsession began in his undergrad days and later\, when he understudied the part of Aaron for ISF’s 2022 production of Titus Andronicus. Brown looked at his idea again and produced a script for ISF\, which Hodges welcomed immediately.\nIn Marcellus Andronicus: The Curse of House Andronici Lucius Andronicus\, the current emperor of Rome\, is on his deathbed. Throughout his rule\, Lucius sought to strengthen Rome and restore the House Andronici’s name through diplomacy. His vision for the family’s future lands on Marcellus Andronicus\, his adopted mixed-race son\, whom he intends as his successor. Young Marcellus pokes a former enemy nation. Tensions between the nations are high\, but the emperor is certain Marcellus will succeed.\nPrivately\, Marcellus has grown curious of his true origins\, which have been withheld from him. Before he can consider assuming the seat of Emperor on the world stage\, he must uncover the roots of his personal identity and is disturbed to discover that his true bloodline is more warmongers than peacemakers.\nThe play begs the question\, is it nature or nurture that decides one’s destiny?\nDirector Brandon Dion Gregory describes Marcellus’ journey in the play as one very human experience. “It’s about how what you inherit impacts you. Identity\, deep and dark places\, traumas\, death\, revenge\, anger and how do these reveal themselves to you and impact your place in the rest of the world\,” asks Gregory. “ Marcellus is trying to fill a hole in his heart and he goes on a journey to fill that hole\,” says Gregory.\nWhat the director loves and thinks so brilliant about this play is Brown’s use of characters from Shakespeare to represent the modern world.\nHodges agrees. “I think it’s a beautiful and poignant (and genuinely spooky) investigation of identity\, race\, adoption\, family\, love and humanity\,” she said.\nCheck the website for exact dates\, times and venue information at islandshakespearefest.org. ISF is always a pay-what-you-will company.\nFollowing the Whidbey Island performances\, the team will head to Tokyo\, Japan\, hosted by the Yokohama Theatre Group\, for a limited run Nov. 20-22. ISF is delighted and thrilled to participate in this international partnership\, made possible by supporters of playwright Davion Tynarious Brown. \n 
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/marcellus-andronicus/2026-10-24
LOCATION:Whidbey Children’s Theatre\, Camano Avenue\, Langley\, 98260\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away \nOctober 9th – 24th\nWICA Mainstage | $30 / $45 \nBased on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander\, Newfoundland\, played host to the world. Come From Away tells the true story of what happened when 38 planes were unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland on September 11\, 2001. Nearly 7000 passengers were welcomed by a town of barely 10\,000 who opened their homes\, their schools\, and their hearts. In the face of unthinkable tragedy\, they showed the world what compassion looks like. Whether you’re revisiting this extraordinary musical or experiencing it for the first time\, welcome to Come From Away! The show has garnered Tony\, Olivier\, and Drama Desk Awards and just closed its global tour in late 2025. WICA is proud to be one of the first non-union theatre houses to win the rights to create our own original production as part of the national 10-year celebration of the musical. The essence of Come From Away is a gathering – a community remembering together the shared experience of a decade past\, celebrating\, grieving\, and singing to capture a moment in time. \nWhidbey Island Center for the Arts \n565 Camano Avenue\, Langley \n(360) 221-8262 \ninfo@wicaonline.org
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/come-from-away/2026-10-24
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Member Events
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SUMMARY:Nancy Pearl: Recommended Reads @ WICA October28
DESCRIPTION:Nancy Pearl: Recommended Reads \nWe’re thrilled to welcome Nancy Pearl back to Whidbey Island this fall! Join us as Nancy entertains and captivates us with her much-anticipated book recommendations of the year. \nDate: October 28\, 2026\nTime: 11:00AM – Doors open and seating begins at 10:00AM\nWhere: Whidbey Island Center for the Arts\nAdmission: FREE – No tickets are required (first come\, first seated) \nSuggested donation of $10 is appreciated\, but not required. Arrive early for best seats! Nancy’s presentation will be live-streamed in Zech Hall\, so everyone will have an opportunity to enjoy Nancy’s program. \nAttendees will have the opportunity to purchase raffle tickets for a chance to win a selection of books from Nancy’s list. Must be present to win. \nMark your calendar\, invite your friends\, and get ready for another delightful morning with Nancy Pearl!
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/nancy-pearl-recommended-reads-wica-october28
LOCATION:Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
CATEGORIES:Member Events
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SUMMARY:Trivia w/ Tabitha @ Greenbank Cidery
DESCRIPTION:Every Thursday! Join your host Tabitha for a brain-tickling Trivia series. Themes change weekly\, check Greenbank Cidery Facebook events for new themes.
URL:https://visitlangley.com/events/trivia-w-tabitha-greenbank-cidery/2026-10-29
LOCATION:Greenbank Cidery\, 5488 Freeland Ave\, Freeland\, WA\, 98249\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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