Whidbey Island Grown Coop is having a World Premiere Video Release Party and Celebration Mixer on September 20, 3-5pm at the Coupeville Rec Hall.

Garlic is an easy overwinter crop to grow. It’s low maintenance but high yield return makes it a wonderful crop for beginners and expert gardeners alike.

Join us to harvest the Tilth grown walnuts.

Our speaker, Charlee Thompson will share with us what's behind rate increases, and how we can advocate to ensure that Washington's energy goals are met with affordable, clean energy.

Kids complete the scavenger hunt and earn a $4 voucher and buy produce at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmers Market.

Agritourism can be an important diversification tool for farms, but what do these operations mean to customers? Learn about the latest agritourism customer sentiment research from OSU Extension and discover how the insights can be applied to current marketing strategies and offerings.

Does Fair Trade really make a difference? Stop by the Café Mam booth at the market and find out.

Celebrating Deep Roots and Shared Harvest!

Come to the South Whidbey Tilth Annual Potluck and famously fun raffle. This summer party is for our members, volunteers and their guests. Let us know you are coming! Register here.

Get ready for the Fair! Kids of all ages are welcome to create their Garden Creature entries for the Whidbey Island Fair. There are two separate venues on the same day, July 19.

2026 marks the 30th anniversary! South Whidbey Tilth is one of the 2026 beneficiaries.
PLEASE JOIN US! Purchase tickets here.

What if the solutions to some of our biggest challenges like food insecurity, environmental degradation and community resilience were already written into the patterns of nature? Penny Livingston will share some of the principles, methods and strategies about permaculture design and how to work with natural ecosystems rather than against them.

Bring the kids and grandkids to earn a $4 voucher and buy something at the South Whidbey Tilth Farmers Market. Earn the $4 by doing a special scavenger hunt. It’s once a month on a Sunday, starting June 28.

Continuing our Island Conversations theme of "water is life," our June Conversation is a life-and-death detective story about salmon and water quality.

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

Grow Fresh Figs Outdoors in Maritime Washington
Fresh figs are delicious, and beneficial for your health. And fig trees produce very well on many sites on Whidbey Island.
However, online information and even nursery catalogs are not always accurate. We will give you the information you need to decide if your site can reliably grow figs, which cultivars we've cropped here, which ones we are still testing, and which to avoid. And we'll show you how to reliably propagate your own trees. The class is made up of a 1 hour slideshow class with questions, followed by an hour of hands-on propagation. You'll go home with your own, self-propagated tree.

Calling all growers and honey producers!

Do you know about the Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP)? 

South Whidbey Tilth Farmers Market has participated for many years, but it is you that must register to sell and get the benefits of this program. Read more.

We need your help to remove an infestation of poison hemlock from our campus. Many hands make quick work!

Representative Clyde Shavers will join us to discuss a new bill, inspired by the Transparent Elections Initiative (aka The Montana Plan) that he and his team are putting together.

Help us kick off the market season with music, maypole winding and more.

Calling all growers and honey producers!

Do you know about the Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP)? 

South Whidbey Tilth Farmers Market has participated for many years, but it is you that must register to sell and get the benefits of this program. Read more.

Soil is the basis for much of plant agriculture. Knowing your soil is a little bit like knowing how your engine works when you drive a car, or knowing a little about food science when you cook. Our focus in this class is to give you a basic understanding of key elements of soil science that bear directly on the health of your plants, and what you can do about it.

Join Goosefoot and the Green Team of St. Hubert Catholic Church Green Team's work parties to hasten the demise of scotch broom on South Whidbey.

Join Goosefoot and the Green Team of St. Hubert Catholic Church Green Team's work parties to hasten the demise of scotch broom on South Whidbey.

Join Goosefoot and the Green Team of St. Hubert Catholic Church Green Team's work parties to hasten the demise of scotch broom on South Whidbey.

Family fun and lots more!

Meet Michael Pilarski, a "plant geek" committed to spreading knowledge of projects working successfully to "Green the earth to cool the earth."

You are invited to help in a work party to clean up the trash area near the tool shed. It will involve pulling out the wood, plastic chairs and fencing wire in the pile now, and loading it onto a trailer provided by Lance who will haul it to the dump.  Thank you Lance for volunteering the trailer and time.

Celebrate the Promises of Spring! The 37th event is attended by over 400 gardening enthusiasts, Master Gardeners and Speakers.

The award winning Whidbey Gardening Workshop is a full day of focused classes, panel sessions, hands-on-learning and demonstrations.