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The Island county museum has displays on Native American life, early settlers, as well as more "modern" early 20th century life when Whidbey Island was a step or two behind the mainland.
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The Island Shakespeare Festival is a summertime theatre with 3 different productions each season in an outdoor theatre just outside Langley.
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The gallery is 4,000 feet of rare 20th century decorative art and early electric industrial lighting, one of the finest collections on the West Coast.
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Art with a smile by longtime Camano Island artist Danny Koffman.
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Artists Elizabeth LaCount's and Doyle Reno's gallery offers an intimate look at their work and a variety of other artists.
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The Langley Whale Center is where you can learn all about the orca, grey whales, minke, humpback whales and other creatures that are in Puget Sound.
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Visit Madrona Blossom and bring a little happy to your home. Located along Front Street in historic Coupeville, this shop features home decor, candles, flowers and so much more.
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Try your hand at water marbling at Marbley where you float drops of color on water and reshape them using a comb or stylus. Then you save it on silk, paper, or wood. It's a fun activity with friends or family and a chance for you to try art in a brand new way.
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The Matzke Outdoor Sculpture Park is a ten-acre green refuge where art fans can walk among sculptures, big and small. More than 75 works are on the grounds at any one time. There is also a 3000 sq. foot indoor art gallery.
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MUSEO is a gallery of contemporary fine art, and represents top local artists who are regionally and nationally known. MUSEO stages new shows monthly.
