DjangoFest NW 2020 | SEP 25-27 “ When we made the decision to postpone our international festival – our 20th Anniversary festival no less! – our community, fans and artists urged us to find a way to keep the music going,” said Verna Everitt, DjangoFest NW producer… Read more here: https://bit.ly/331LLCpThanks for the great story, […]
Every first Saturday of the month, Langley’s art galleries open their new shows with the First Saturday Art Walk from 5 to 7 p.m. This is a time to meet the featured artists and take in the vibrant Langley art scene.
* Please note that this information is current as far as we know. If your info is incorrect, please send an update to membership@whidbey.com for next week’s newsletter and the website. Thanks! Artisan Crafted Home info@ArtisanCrafted.com 360-221-1201 Thurs-Monday 11-5 Blue Sound Music keegan@bluesoundmusic.com 360-632-2289 Wed-Thurs, Sun 11-2, Fri-Sat 11-5 Callahan’s Firehouse Glass callahanglass@gmail.com 360-221-1242 […]
Whidbey Island’s “flagship” is 68′ Schooner SUVA. SUVA sails from the Coupeville wharf May through September with regular visits to Langley and other ports of call. Regularly scheduled sails for the public and private charters are available during the sailing season. For sale schedules and reserve charters, call 360-320-4337.
SUVA was built in 1925 in Hong Kong, designed by Marine Architect Ted Geary. In 2015 SUVA returned to Whidbey Island, purchased by the Coupeville Maritime Heritage Foundation. This non profit is open to any all who want to take part in maintaining maritime history.
The Machine Shop offers a classic collection of arcade and pinball machines. These retro machines provide entertainment for the whole family. Located right up Second Street with over 80 classic pinball and arcade games, featuring local artwork on the walls, neon lights, and live music monthly, The Machine Shop is a welcome blast from the past.
Don’t let our quiet streets fool you: history meets hip in Langley. This seaside village is where you can experience everything from blowing glass to talking with coffee roasters, artists and winemakers.
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts (WICA) is dedicated to offering high-quality performances; exposing residents and students to local and nationally recognized artists, musicians, literary works, and authors as well as the chance to be a part of in-house full-scale theater productions.
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Don't let our quiet streets fool you: history meets hip in Langley. Whether you want to shop 'til you drop, experience the great outdoors, or immerse yourself in art and culture, this village by the sea has it all.
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