Events in Whidbey Island, WA

Enjoy all-you-can-bowl fun for $6.50 per person. Shoe rental is not included, and each lane requires at least four bowlers.

The Board Game Society offers free board game play as a weekly activity.

Bingo Night features games at the Knights Club. Doors open before the games begin.

Washington State residents who self-verify that they meet the income guidelines are welcome to select free groceries at the South Camano Grange. Food Bank volunteers and staff provide a variety of health-conscious items, including fresh produce, pantry goods, milk, eggs, meat, and more. Customers choose their own groceries and are asked to bring shopping bags or a box. No identity or income verification is required. Stanwood Food Bank customers may attend as long as they do not visit two distributions in the same calendar week. Please do not arrive early, as the space is shared with the Camano Forest School. Contact the Food Bank with questions.

Enjoy happy hour specials with $2 bowling games, half-off arcade play, $4 well drinks, $3 tall boys, and $2 fries or tots.

Enjoy an evening of live music, wine, and appetizers featuring Bellingham-based touring duo Jenner Fox and Jeremy Elliott. Known for poignant storytelling and intricate guitar interplay, the duo brings together Fox’s heartfelt, humorous songs and Elliott’s virtuosic blend of blues, rock, bluegrass, country, and West African influences. Reservations are required, and a shared appetizer board is served to each table. Seating may be communal due to limited capacity.

Enjoy glow bowling, available every Friday and Saturday evening. Reserving a lane is recommended to guarantee a spot.

Midnight Snack Band plays party rock at Peabo's Sports Bar and Grill, with no cover, food and drinks, lots of space and a big dance floor. Bring your group, grab a table near the stage, and dance off the week with a crowd that came to celebrate.

Spend some time crafting with a welcoming group at The Book Rack. Whether you are learning a yarn craft, have questions, want to meet fellow crafters, or are looking for a change of scenery, bring a portable craft and settle in together in the game room. All ages and genders are welcome. Beverages and pastries are available from the cafe, and outside food and drinks are not allowed.

Expect a potent mix of blues, soul, and roots rock from Michele D’Amour and the Love Dealers. Michele’s smoky, powerful voice leads the way, weaving heartfelt stories over a band that settles into an irresistible groove. The group holds a Grand Prize from the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, reflecting songwriting with both craft and emotional depth. Listeners often hear echoes of the grit and fire associated with Etta James and Koko Taylor, while the music balances a classic feel with a fresh, modern spark. On stage, that blend becomes a performance that is high-energy and deeply authentic.

Celebrate with a prom-style gathering for individuals ages 14 and up with disabilities, featuring lunch, music, and plenty of dancing. The festivities will be hosted at Oak Harbor Elks Lodge 2362. Put on your best outfit for a welcoming, festive experience with opportunities to socialize and make memories. An RSVP is required, and include the total number of attendees when responding.

Enjoy live music at the winery every Sunday.

This free two-hour class at WhidbeyHealth is designed for people with fasting blood glucose of 100 to 125 or an A1C of 5.7 to 6.4. Because about one in three individuals in this range develop diabetes within three years, the session focuses on practical steps to lower risk. Participants learn about healthy eating, the fundamentals of carbohydrate counting, ways to become more active, and how to set SMART goals that support prevention. There is no cost to attend, but advance registration is required and space is limited. To register, call (360) 678-7656 ext. 4210.

Enjoy a little sip and paint fun at Pub 282 on Camano Island.

Explore the essentials of advance care planning in a 60-minute session led by the WhidbeyHealth team. After the presentation, the team will answer questions, share free resources, and provide one-on-one help completing a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care.

A monthly pinball tournament welcomes players on the last Friday of each month at Tossin' Axes. The entry fee is $5, and prizes include Tossin' Axes gift cards for the top three finishers, with $25 for first place, $10 for second, and $5 for third. A randomly selected participant also receives a translight. Outside food can be ordered in, and local craft beer and cider are available. Sponsorships are offered for $150 and include recognition on the leaderboard, an axe lane, the website, and the newsletter.

Attendees are asked to bring a casserole to share, a copy of the recipe, and a few to-go containers to take home favorites. Tasting plates and utensils will be provided for sampling. Afterward, a combined list of all recipes from the group will be compiled and shared.

Jump and bounce into a world of stories, music, and movements that help encourage toddlers to read. A playtime will follow the event.

Join local poets Lorraine Healy and Mark Strohschein for a poetry reading and group discussion. The focus will be on homeland and the experience of finding home in new places. Lorraine Healy, an award-winning poet and photographer with an M.F.A., will be present. Mark Strohschein, a Pushcart Prize-nominated poet, will also participate. They will explore themes of homeland and belonging through their work.

Enjoy snow stories, snow crafts, and an indoor snowball fight. Cocoa or hot cider will be available. This event is hosted by the Freeland Library, Langley Library, and Clinton Library.

Calling all Pokémon enthusiasts! Whether youre a seasoned Pokémon Master or just embarking on your journey, you can connect with fellow fans, exchange valuable tips, and explore your creativity. Engage in Pokémon-themed crafts and participate in thrilling trivia games. Open to ages 8 and up. Snacks will be available courtesy of the Friends of the Langley Library.

Discover the power of creativity and self-expression in a supportive and restorative setting. A staff member of the Red Cross will lead this hands-on workshop, which combines art and mindfulness to help promote emotional well-being and inner balance. No prior artistic experience is required... just come as you are and explore the restorative potential of the arts.

This free two-hour class at WhidbeyHealth is intended for people whose fasting blood glucose falls between 100 and 125 or whose A1C measures between 5.7 and 6.4. Because about one third of individuals in this range develop diabetes within three years, the session emphasizes practical ways to lower risk. Topics include healthy eating, the basics of carbohydrate counting, strategies for becoming more active, and setting SMART goals to support prevention. Space is limited, so pre-registration is required. To register, call (360) 678-7656 ext. 4210.

Enjoy a sensory-friendly movie experience at Oak Harbor Cinemas in collaboration with Parent to Parent. The theater environment will feature dimmed lights and reduced sound levels, with trained staff available to support sensory needs. A designated quiet area will be provided for breaks. Admission is $8 per person.

Kraken’s Cove sets the scene for a cozy night of acoustic Americana with local singer songwriter Eden. Settle in with dinner and a drink, choose a seat by the stage or a stool at the bar, and enjoy a laid back mix of well loved favorites, surprising covers, and original songs in Oak Harbor. Eden is a Brazilian American artist whose soulful vocals and candid storytelling bring acoustic Americana to life. Her sound has been likened to Joni Mitchell blended with Alanis Morissette, with a vibe that nods to Shania Twain and Stevie Nicks. After three years in Nashville, she now calls Whidbey Island home. Her writing reflects a lifelong journey of self discovery after growing up in a high control group, inviting reflection while celebrating honesty, curiosity, and shared humanity. Listeners often describe her music as a feel good soundtrack for the soul or for the open road. A boutique recording artist, she has released two fan funded albums created with Grammy winning musicians and producers. Whether in intimate listening rooms, wineries, festivals, or community gatherings, her performances often leave audiences feeling a little lighter, a little braver, and more connected.

At The Collective on Whidbey in Oak Harbor, this community swap invites participants to bring 10 individual homemade or homegrown items to trade and head home with 10 different treasures. Labeling items is encouraged, and including recipes or how-to notes is welcome. A wide range of goods fits the table, including baked treats, salves, garden produce, jams, pickles, seeds, and crafts. Kids, friends, and anyone who wants to hang out are welcome, and it is perfectly fine to come just to mingle without swapping. A shared snack, dish, or beverage is appreciated, though not required.

Experience a free holiday concert that captures the spirit of the season with festive music.

Part of the Navigating the Journey Workshop series, this session looks at the intersection of disability and sexual education with a focus on building healthy relationships. Caregivers will hear practical ways to start conversations with the people they support. Jill Sprouse from United Health leads the discussion and shares insight from her experience as a parent. The program is offered in person at Skagit Valley College - Whidbey Island Student Life in Oak Harbor, with a virtual option available.