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Explore Fair Trade Outfitters for unique women’s apparel, home & accessories store that ONLY sells brands they deem as “Fair Trade.”
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Feather and Fox Print Company provides fine art and high quality photography printing. They also offer an amazing range of banners, metal prints, print on shirts and other fabrics, and even laser cutting. In addition to their store in downtown Langley you can shop their online store here…
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The Flower House Cafe, located on the grounds of beautiful Bayview Farm and Garden, features a breakfast and lunch menu in a casual setting.
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Flying Bear Farm and Design is a more than a supplier of flowers, they are a farmer-florist. From the seeds in the soil to the petals in a vase, Flying Bear Farm carefully nurtures flowers along the entire grower and designer’s path. When the winter months set in, they source their flowers as locally as…
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Foamy Wader features hand-crafted fine jewelry with a nod to the Puget Sound. Artisan jeweler Alexa Allamano calls her work: “nautical minimalism.” She focuses on custom made-to-order jewelry, but you’ll find a lot of other great gift ideas, as well. Shop the boutique in the Langley Village or online here…
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Produce, cut flowers, and herbs. Foggy Hill Farm Owner: Alanah Lawrason Location: 5623 Double Bluff Road, Langley Dates: April-December Hours: 7 days a week, 8am-8pm
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Glass artist George Springer produces beautiful glass art at his studio and gallery.
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A 90+ year-old home on Langley’s 1st Street is filled with a beautiful selection of clothing, scarves, jewelry, and other accessories.
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The Inn at Langley offers an intimate dining experience inspired by our Pacific Northwest surroundings, elevating Pacific seafood and supporting local farms.
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Island Art Glass makes affordable, quality hand-blown giftware in a rainbow of colors for over 40 years.
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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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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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Perched on a bluff on Whidbey Island, overlooking the waters of Saratoga Passage and the Cascade Mountains, Langley’s quiet streets are lined with historic buildings, book stores, antique shops, clothing boutiques, cafes and restaurants.
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Two electric car charging stations are available at the corner of 2nd and Anthes, next to the park.
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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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Located 2 miles from Langley, this privately owned airstrip is open to the public.
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Marcel is a happy gift shop on Langley’s Main Street. You’ll discover gifts for friends and perfect design accents for your own home, as well. Browse through Marcel and enjoy the artistic delights it has to offer.
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Started by a man who fell in love with London’s dry English ciders, Misfit Island Cider Company specializes in hard-to-find dry ciders.
