Located in what was Langley’s fire station, Callahan’s Firehouse Studio and Gallery features the work of Callahan McVay.

Working from their new studios in Langley, they have built a company around the idea that there is no better way to prepare and present food than in handmade pottery.

The studio features the work of Jed Dorsey who also offers classes for aspiring artists. Other artists also exhibited.

Glass artist George Springer produces beautiful glass art at his studio and gallery.

Island Art Glass makes affordable, quality hand-blown giftware in a rainbow of colors for over 40 years.

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.

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

Art with a smile by longtime Camano Island artist Danny Koffman.

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

The Whidbey Clay Center is a membership-based pottery studio that also offers, classes, workshops, firing events and sales.