Potter Roger Cooke describes his work as, "personal, one-of-a-kind, ceramic art designed for daily enjoyment and use."

This former U.S. Army camp is ideal for sports camps, church groups, school groups and other non-profit endeavors.

The Garry Oak Gallery is Oak Harbor’s artist-owned gallery with more than 25 established and emerging artists working to bring this gallery to life.

Dan Ishler has worked with clay for more than 40 years, creating functional and art pottery.  His working studio is open to the public and he occasionally offers classes, as well.

John Ebener is one of the Pacific Northwest's most admired and collected artists. His landscapes highlight and celebrate the region's beauty.

With wine tasting, great food, and a gallery of local artists, Leo and Leto's Winery and Bistro is a multi-sensation experience.

From stylish products for the home to screen printing to local wood slabs still in "wild" condition, you'll find something at Madrona Supply.

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.

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

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.