In its fifth year, the three-day festival appears to be on track for record attendance.
More than 70 volunteers gathered on a Central Whidbey beach to cut out the bones from a dead whale.
Come join the fun by volunteering at one of the South Whidbey School Farms’ work parties this summer.
There’s a ride for everyone, ranging from a 10-mile family-friendly route to the 162-mile POWER ride.
Artists, art lovers and shoppers alike are in for a vibrant weekend as Whidbey’s Plein Air returns.
People peek into the studios of professional artists around Whidbey during an annual two-day event.
Polonko, who runs the business “Girl Pots,” will join more than 140 other vendors.
The event promises family-friendly games, activities, food and music.
Family-friendly fun and first responder education will take place on North and South Whidbey Aug. 5.
A South Whidbey resident practices the ancient tradition of Tibetan woodcarving.
NAS Whidbey is hosting its annual open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Aug. 23.
Photos taken by David Welton show the food, entertainment and people behind this year’s Whidbey Island Fair.
Holmes’ upcoming show focuses on many of Whidbey Island’s avian inhabitants
