The Whidbey Island Sketchers group has upward of 20 members of all skill levels.
First, maybe sign up for a Sound Water Stewards clamming class, which provides a license.
Driftwood Hard Cider in Langley is tapping into Washington’s growing hard cider market.
Mountlake Terrace author Marty Wingate is penning two mystery book series with garden themes.
The Never Too Late Players put on their second ‘Panto’ production in Langley.
“Artists of Whidbey Island” is about how 25 Islanders go about creating their art.
Ride horses at Stride ’N Glide, Equestrian Crossings and Whidbey Equestrian Center in Coupeville.
Kaci Cronkhite grew up “at the bottom of the ocean, in the rattlesnake capital of the world.” That’s her description of northwest Oklahoma where she… Continue reading
Joe Lumsden calls it the “Camelot Lite” effect. Others credit the marine air, volunteering spirit, laid-back lifestyle, low crime rate, outdoor activities… Continue reading
Would you let a bald guy cut your hair? Kevin Bell, the big, bearded and bald barber who just set up shop in downtown Oak… Continue reading
A new outreach team that seeks out addicts on their own turf began on Camano Island… Continue reading
Private “air-jet” massage tubs for mothers-to-be. Skylights shining above waiting rooms. Patient rooms larger than “apodments” in Seattle and tiled bathrooms nicer than… Continue reading
Vanca Lumsden likes to say if you’re sitting on a bench made of old barn wood and willow branches anywhere on Whidbey Island,… Continue reading
Built solid Carleton Fine Work owner Sean Carleton builds what he calls sculptural furniture at his Bothell studio. To learn more, visit his webpage at… Continue reading
