All-new tour in 2025! Three farms/gardens of Tilth members on South Whidbey.

11:30-12:30 Create a bee painting while learning about pollinators with Meagan from Whidbey Forest Friends.

12:00 Learn about the cob playhouse from the builder, Eli Adadow.

Kids - stop by the Artsy Table and make a card for Dad.

Come learn about the relationship between fungi and honeybee health. Molly Quade will discuss ongoing research to develop strains of entomopathogenic fungi to help honey bees manage varroa mites and other pests associated with beekeeping.

12-12:45 p.m. – create a bug habitat with Meagan from Whidbey Forest Friends.

Protecting, respecting, and responsibly using water for our neighborhoods, landscapes and farms, our aquifer, and all the creatures who share Whidbey with us.

12-12:30 p.m. Potato gardening 101

12-12:30 p.m. Planning and preparing a Pizza Garden (getting ready for an August Pizza Party)!

1-1:30 p.m. Determinate and indeterminate tomatoes.  Things to consider when transplanting to the outside garden.

Plan what pizza fixings to plant in the Children’s Garden.

Kids! Make lavender sachets, or pot a scented geranium for Mom.

Join us for a fresh day on the market green with hot food vendors, artisans, crafters, music and the annual Maypole winding! 11:45am is the gathering time for Maypole instructions and setup.

What is the connection between water and climate change?  This 1-hour movie has answers.

This very popular class is for both beginners and experienced bakers. Bring your own jar so you can take home some starter!

Join Sound Water Stewards as they celebrate nature, promote environmental awareness, and inspire action towards a sustainable future!

We can organize by neighborhood to help each other during a crisis.

Celebrate Earth and Ocean Month! Join us for a work party in the upper meadow at South Whidbey Tilth to cut back blackberries and clear around the Garry oaks. This area is a conservation easement for wildlife habitat. The oaks have a wide variety of prairie plant understory. 

Join us on April 3 to focus on actions you can take, connect with a movement you can join, find your place in the RESISTANCE.

Third in a three-class series on growing food taught by Anza Muenchow.

Second in a three-class series on growing food taught by Anza Muenchow.

2806 Thompson Rd, Langley

This is a family friendly event beginning with introductions and instruction from Whidbey Island Conservation District, followed by a riparian buffer planting to protect the wetlands at Black Seed. Help plant and mulch over 400 bare root trees! Potluck lunch. Snacks and water provided. Black Seed grows food to gift and sell to BIPOC communities, facilitates youth education, and helps to establish economic stability and a dignified, culturally appropriate food supply chain.

Oak Harbor High School

Island County Master Gardeners offer 40 classes, demonstrations, Make-n-Take classes, a plant clinic, and vendor Marketplace (free and open to the public after 9:30). Come see us at our booth or join our forester Collin for a workshop to learn principles of fire-resistant plant selection, spacing, and maintenance while diving into steps you can take today to protect your home from wildfire.

First in a three-class series on growing food taught by Anza Muenchow.

Join the Whidbey Island Growers Association and Heavy Nettle Collective for a day of exchanging seeds and tips, wellness practice, classes, hands on & kids activities, repair, fiber arts, food, and more!

Gary’s on-site class on pruning trees for high fruit production.

Join Whidbey Climate ACTION on Feb. 6 to explore how “The Economy” bankrupts the future while harming real people living on the edge, right here, right now. Can we do something different here on Whidbey?

Online discussion of food-growing wisdom and practices led by Anza Muenchow.

Sound Water Stewards of Island County present a day of inspiration as Sound Waters University celebrates The Power of Place—Voices for the Salish Sea.

Come join us for a lively community gathering with the director John Bowey, and climate-and-ecology scientist producer Phoebe Barnard at Langley’s iconic Clyde Theatre.