Arts

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.

At the Makers Northwest home based studio you learn all about sewing, machine embroidery, quilting, applique', garment construction, garment alterations, and so much more.

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.

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.

MUSEO is a gallery of contemporary fine art, and represents top local artists who are regionally and nationally known. MUSEO stages new shows monthly.

After a lifetime of travel the owners of Music for the Eyes sell rugs, jewelry, clothing, and other cultural artifacts from the countries they travel.

Oak Harbor Cinemas offers three screens with the latest movies along with classic films. The theater is located near historic downtown Oak Harbor.

The Pacific Northwest Art School has been offering exceptional visual art workshops in painting, fiber arts, mixed media and photography for 32 years.

The PBY Naval Air Museum is a great way to see many of the artifacts and memorabilia related to Whidbey Island's Military History. The museum even has a restored PBY Catalina on display across Pioneer Way from the museum.

Many local artists present a variety of works including: watercolor, oil, fiber art, ink, glass, and more. Twenty-Six Whidbey Island artists are on display.