Arts & Shops

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.

Sculptures from established artists from all over the country greet you along two forest trails in this 16-acre park.

The gallery features the artwork of artist/owners Mary Jo Oxrieder and DM Windwalker Taibi, as well as many emerging and renowned local artists.

Established in 2008, Rob Schouten Gallery showcases top quality painting and sculpture, as well as fine art glass, jewelry, ceramics, encaustics, woodworking, printmaking, and fiber arts. The work of more than 30 of Whidbey Island’s finest professional artists is on exhibit at the gallery.

The South Whidbey Historical Museum in Langley, presents the artifacts and stories of the history of settling Whidbey Island.

Studio 106 is run by three Whidbey Island painters who love to share with the community their love of art and of life.

Beautiful and bold! That's the artistic space in downtown known as The Allgire Project. Wall-sized outdoor murals engage the visitor as what building exteriors become the canvas for regional artists.

The studio features the works of artist Susan Thompson. She invites individuals and small groups to her studio by appointment only.

The Whidbey Art Gallery offers high quality fine art work by local artists who have been juried into the gallery. Their art includes paintings, photography, colored pencil, printmaking, wood and stone carving, jewelry, glass, metal, sculpture, and fiber art. Unique among Langley galleries, they provide juried artists the opportunity to display and sell their work on a daily basis as well as take a part of the ... Read More

Whidbey Island Fine Arts studio offers a well-equipped and pleasant environment to learn art.  Classes and workshops are led by nationally recognized instructors and artists.  There is something here for the artist at every level.