Seed Swap, plus plants
Get ready for the growing season with a seed swap. There will be plants to share and a gardener’s rummage sale, plus yummy treats. Donations of rummage sale items, gardening tools and books in good condition, may be dropped off at the Grange Hall between 10 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturdays, March 7 or 14, or make arrangements with Margaret King at margaretking@whidbey.com.
Please bring disease-free seeds and plants on Sunday, March 15.
Some guidelines for saved seeds are the following:
• Edible and ornamental seeds welcome.
• Bring open seed packets from the garden store.
• Bring seeds you have saved in a clearly labeled baggie or envelope (there will be envelopes and marking pens for participants)
• Do not bring seeds collected from hybrid plants, as they won't grow true to type.
• Bring seed that is viable — in other words, not too old! Most seeds will remain viable for 2 to 4 years if kept in a cool, dry place, out of the light. Some seeds (onions, leeks, parsnips, celery, spinach) are only good for a year unless stored especially well
• Make sure your donated seeds are clearly labeled with crop type, variety name and the date they were packaged/harvested.
For more information, contact info@southwhidbeytitlh.org or leave a message at 360-321-0757.
Whidbey Gardening Workshop
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.
Registration closed but day-of classes available. Not Attending Classes? Come enjoy shopping at the Marketplace!
Whidbey Gardening Workshop
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.
Visit South Whidbey Tilth in the Marketplace!
Registration to attend opens January 30, 2026. https://www.whidbeygardening.org/copy-of-plant-clinic-1
Basics of Brooder Management
**This class is taught by one of the farmers at Natembea NW- Theresa Kim of Mollayo Farm.
Registration is required, (registration closes 1 day before the event).
Max of 12 participants
Tickets are $30 per person.
Get a behind-the-scenes look at brooding chicks on a small-scale pastured poultry farm. In this workshop, participants will tour a live brooder setup housing approximately 300 chicks and see best practices in action—from heat management to ventilation, lighting, and bedding.
You’ll learn the fundamentals of chick care, including feeding and watering systems, daily management routines, and how to read chick behavior.
Perfect for new poultry keepers or anyone looking to improve their current brooding set-up, this class delivers practical, real-world knowledge you can confidently apply at home or on the farm.
Email Theresa Kim of Mollayo Farm with questions- theresa@mollayo.farm
All About Rhododendrons
Horticulturist and rhodie expert Kristi O’Donnell will review planting, pruning, feeding and caring for rhododendrons and give a walk about the nursery to show and tell. Kristi moved to Whidbey Island to be the garden manager and then executive director of the Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens in Greenbank in 1993-2011, from her position as assistant supervisor of horticulture for the City of Cincinnati Parks. Class fee $15, students will receive a coupon for 20% off plants! To register call or Click Here.
Covering Ground: Plants as Living Mulch
Nursery Manager Gordon will go over why we mulch, what counts as a groundcover with examples of options for a variety of conditions, and how to utilize groundcover plants in the landscape as a living mulch to enhance both beauty and the overall health of our outdoor spaces. Class fee $15, students will get a coupon for 20% off plants! To register call or Click Here.
Soil Care Basics + Waterwise Routines
**This class is taught by one of the farmers at Natembea NW- Hailey Lampe of Cruising Climate.
Registration is required, (registration closes 1 day before the event).
Max of 20 participants
Tickets sold on a sliding scale of $10-$30 per person
What is soil? Is it the same as dirt? Why should I care about it? How can I care for it? How does it affect my plants? If you’ve asked yourself any of these questions, this class is for you. In this class, we will explore basic soil science, how healthy soil grows healthy plants, and soil’s connection to water-wise habits. You’ll leave this class with answers to the above questions and a basic plan for how you can care for your own soil throughout the entire year.
Email Hailey Lampe of Cruising Climate with questions- cruisingclimate@gmail.com
Plant Starts Sale Pickup - Food Hub
Our annual plant starts sale! Pre-order on the Food Hub HERE beginning on March 27 at noon - Tuesday March 31 at 9pm.
Pickup your locally grown plant starts, flower tubers, native plants, and seeds with your Food Hub order on Friday April 3 at 4 Whidbey locations. Find our locations and information about ordering HERE.
Plant Starts Sale Pickup - Food Hub
Our annual plant starts sale! Pre-order on the Food Hub HERE beginning on April 3 at noon - Tuesday April 7 at 9pm.
Pickup your locally grown plant starts, flower tubers, native plants, and seeds with your Food Hub order on Friday April 10 at 4 Whidbey locations. Find our locations and information about ordering HERE.
It's Time to CELEBRATE! with the Organic Farm School
There is so much going on in the world, certainly a lot of it is not healthy or based on community. OK. We each do what we can about that. But there is absolutely no reason to avoid celebrating what is beautiful, kind, and forward leaning at the same time.
So, on Friday, April 10, from 4-6, here's the plan.
Step One. Go HERE to order a hoodie, t-shirt, or ball cap with the Organic Farm School logo on it! Pre-order by March 15.
Step Two. Plan to come to the Farm on Friday, April 10 at 4pm. We'll distribute the shirts and caps.
Step Three. Meet our new Training/Farm Manager, Cindy Krepke. Although she has a strong history of farming in the Snoqualmie Valley, she has most recently been living and farming in southern Oregon. Come introduce yourself and hear about plans for the year!
Step Four. Meet our five Apprentices! We are so excited to have Carmela, Ryan, Brian, Grace, and Jonathan joining us for the year!
Step Five. Put on your new OFS gear and pose with us for a group photograph! It's going to be a dynamic year and we want to document how it all gets rolling!
Step Six. A mini-potluck, bring your own plates, serving pieces, an appetizer to share, and your favorite beverage. Rain or Shine, we'll all celebrate the beginning of a rambunctious season.
Step Seven. Do us a favor and RSVP? Let us know if you order some swag, and indicate that you're bringing something for the table. That just helps us plan for the rain/shine issue.
No matter how heavy the world is, collectively we have broad shoulders and so many reasons to CELEBRATE!
Farm Friday
Each week, we'll have either an open mic, a solo musician, or a duo providing music. Bring a potluck dish, your own serving pieces (plates, utensils), and your favorite beverage. We'll contribute to the table via something from the field and our wood-fired oven. Invite your friends, family, and neighbors.
Parking is limited.
Fruit Tree Workshop Series with Pacific Rim Institute
All classes are science-based instruction focusing on sustainable methods. $25/class when registered in advance, $30 at the door, except for the Bench Grafting Class. Space in some classes is limited.
Instructor is Dan Vorhis, B.S. Ag from The Ohio State University and owner of Muscle and Arm Farm in Freeland. Dan has 45 years of experience in fruit horticulture.
Fruit Tree Selection and Care
Saturday, January 24, 10 AM - 12:30 PM
This is the foundation of the other classes. If you are interested in growing your own fruit, this is not one to miss.
Fruit Tree and Vine Pruning
Saturday, February 28, 10 AM - 1 PM
Science-based classroom with Q/A followed by a short field lab. Rain or shine - come dressed for the lab.
Bench Grafting ($30 in Advance, $35 at the Door)
Saturday, March 14, 10 AM - 12 PM
Hands-on bench grafting. You’ll leave with your own apple tree! Rootstock, scion wood, and necessary materials are provided. Bring your own grafting knife if you have one.
Soil Science 101
Saturday, April 25, 10 AM - 12 PM
Like a good cook knowing his or her ingredients, knowledge of soils is the starting place for successful gardening.
Maritime Figs
Saturday, May 23, 10 AM - 12 PM
Online information on growing figs is not always accurate. We will give you the information you need to decide if you can reliably grow figs and how to propagate your own trees.
You’ll go home with your own, self-propagated tree.
Link to register for all the workshops:
https://pacificriminstitute.networkforgood.com/events/94647-2026-fruit-tree-workshops
All workshops will be held in the Granary Building, at Pacific Rim Institute, 180 Parker Rd, Coupeville, WA 98239. Questions? Contact Julie@pacificriminstitute.org or (360) 678-5586
Hot Weather Plant Starts Sale Pickup - Food Hub
Hot Weather crops like to wait until the soil has warmed up a bit before being planted. Pre-order your tomatoes, peppers, basil, squash, and more on the Food Hub HERE beginning on May 1 at noon - Tuesday May 5 at 9pm.
Pickup your locally grown plant starts, flower tubers, native plants, and seeds with your Food Hub order on Friday May 8 at 4 Whidbey locations. Find our locations and information about ordering HERE.
Farm Friday
Each week, we'll have either an open mic, a solo musician, or a duo providing music. Bring a potluck dish, your own serving pieces (plates, utensils), and your favorite beverage. We'll contribute to the table via something from the field and our wood-fired oven. Invite your friends, family, and neighbors.
Parking is limited.
Fruit Tree Workshop Series with Pacific Rim Institute (Copy)
All classes are science-based instruction focusing on sustainable methods. $25/class when registered in advance, $30 at the door, except for the Bench Grafting Class. Space in some classes is limited.
Instructor is Dan Vorhis, B.S. Ag from The Ohio State University and owner of Muscle and Arm Farm in Freeland. Dan has 45 years of experience in fruit horticulture.
Fruit Tree Selection and Care
Saturday, January 24, 10 AM - 12:30 PM
This is the foundation of the other classes. If you are interested in growing your own fruit, this is not one to miss.
Fruit Tree and Vine Pruning
Saturday, February 28, 10 AM - 1 PM
Science-based classroom with Q/A followed by a short field lab. Rain or shine - come dressed for the lab.
Bench Grafting ($30 in Advance, $35 at the Door)
Saturday, March 14, 10 AM - 12 PM
Hands-on bench grafting. You’ll leave with your own apple tree! Rootstock, scion wood, and necessary materials are provided. Bring your own grafting knife if you have one.
Soil Science 101
Saturday, April 25, 10 AM - 12 PM
Like a good cook knowing his or her ingredients, knowledge of soils is the starting place for successful gardening.
Maritime Figs
Saturday, May 23, 10 AM - 12 PM
Online information on growing figs is not always accurate. We will give you the information you need to decide if you can reliably grow figs and how to propagate your own trees.
You’ll go home with your own, self-propagated tree.
Link to register for all the workshops:
https://pacificriminstitute.networkforgood.com/events/94647-2026-fruit-tree-workshops
All workshops will be held in the Granary Building, at Pacific Rim Institute, 180 Parker Rd, Coupeville, WA 98239. Questions? Contact Julie@pacificriminstitute.org or (360) 678-5586
Crop by Crop- Natembea NW Class Series
*This class is taught by one of the farmers at Natembea NW- Pierce Kennedy of Soft Step Farm.
Registration is required. (Registration closes 1 day before the event)
Max of 10 participants
Tickets are $30 per person.
Having trouble germinating carrots? Napa cabbage always bolting? Don't know how to prune tomatoes? Here's your chance to pick the brain of a local farmer. My name's Pierce, I have over 10 years of farming experience, and have operated Soft Step Farm for 5 seasons. The farm is a highly productive micro-farm, grows on less than an acre, and prioritizes soil health, productivity, efficiency, and minimizing waste. Farming on such a small scale means my production techniques translate easily to the garden scale. Beginners and intermediate growers alike will surely take away some valuable insights.
As a group we'll choose some of the most challenging crops for us to grow and dive into both specific tips and broader strategies for more comprehensive success. The class will largely be discussion/Q&A based.
Class will include a short tour of Soft Step and will take place in a greenhouse.
Fruit Tree Workshop Series with Pacific Rim Institute
All classes are science-based instruction focusing on sustainable methods. $25/class when registered in advance, $30 at the door, except for the Bench Grafting Class. Space in some classes is limited.
Instructor is Dan Vorhis, B.S. Ag from The Ohio State University and owner of Muscle and Arm Farm in Freeland. Dan has 45 years of experience in fruit horticulture.
Fruit Tree Selection and Care
Saturday, January 24, 10 AM - 12:30 PM
This is the foundation of the other classes. If you are interested in growing your own fruit, this is not one to miss.
Fruit Tree and Vine Pruning
Saturday, February 28, 10 AM - 1 PM
Science-based classroom with Q/A followed by a short field lab. Rain or shine - come dressed for the lab.
Bench Grafting ($30 in Advance, $35 at the Door)
Saturday, March 14, 10 AM - 12 PM
Hands-on bench grafting. You’ll leave with your own apple tree! Rootstock, scion wood, and necessary materials are provided. Bring your own grafting knife if you have one.
Soil Science 101
Saturday, April 25, 10 AM - 12 PM
Like a good cook knowing his or her ingredients, knowledge of soils is the starting place for successful gardening.
Maritime Figs
Saturday, May 23, 10 AM - 12 PM
Online information on growing figs is not always accurate. We will give you the information you need to decide if you can reliably grow figs and how to propagate your own trees.
You’ll go home with your own, self-propagated tree.
Link to register for all the workshops:
https://pacificriminstitute.networkforgood.com/events/94647-2026-fruit-tree-workshops
All workshops will be held in the Granary Building, at Pacific Rim Institute, 180 Parker Rd, Coupeville, WA 98239. Questions? Contact Julie@pacificriminstitute.org or (360) 678-5586
The Future of Food: Edge Perma Co-foundersAndrew Tuttle and Mary MarshallThe Future of Food: Edge Perma Co-foundersAndrew Tuttle and Mary Marshall
Please join Slow Food Whidbey Island and South Whidbey Tilth for a talk by Andrew and Mary as they share their expertise on regenerative agriculture, virtual farm education, and the future of food. We are very proud that they are coming to Whidbey to talk about the reimagining of how people learn to farm.
Through their design firm, Redtail Edge Design, they craft climate-resilient farm and landscape plans that integrate agroforestry, water-harvesting systems, and ecological restoration practices. At Pragtree Farm—a historic hub of the Pacific Northwest organic farming movement—they are revitalizing the land as an educational center, research site, and living demonstration of regenerative systems in action.
Through Edge Perma, Andrew and Mary are developing the world’s most advanced virtual farm tours, merging high-resolution drone mapping, 3D models, 360° walkthroughs, and immersive storytelling to make farm education accessible to learners everywhere. Their work is helping bridge the gap between farms and classrooms, inspiring future farmers and strengthening food systems worldwide. As inspiring speakers, they regularly present at farm and sustainability conferences across the United States, sharing their expertise on regenerative agriculture, virtual education, and the future of food.
To learn more about Edge Perma, please visit edgeperma.com.
There is no cost to attend. Space is limited. To reserve your spot for this inspiring talk, email Slow Food Whidbey Island at karenm.sfwi@gmail.com.
Fruit Tree Workshop Series with Pacific Rim Institute
All classes are science-based instruction focusing on sustainable methods. $25/class when registered in advance, $30 at the door, except for the Bench Grafting Class. Space in some classes is limited.
Instructor is Dan Vorhis, B.S. Ag from The Ohio State University and owner of Muscle and Arm Farm in Freeland. Dan has 45 years of experience in fruit horticulture.
Fruit Tree Selection and Care
Saturday, January 24, 10 AM - 12:30 PM
This is the foundation of the other classes. If you are interested in growing your own fruit, this is not one to miss.
Fruit Tree and Vine Pruning
Saturday, February 28, 10 AM - 1 PM
Science-based classroom with Q/A followed by a short field lab. Rain or shine - come dressed for the lab.
Bench Grafting ($30 in Advance, $35 at the Door)
Saturday, March 14, 10 AM - 12 PM
Hands-on bench grafting. You’ll leave with your own apple tree! Rootstock, scion wood, and necessary materials are provided. Bring your own grafting knife if you have one.
Soil Science 101
Saturday, April 25, 10 AM - 12 PM
Like a good cook knowing his or her ingredients, knowledge of soils is the starting place for successful gardening.
Maritime Figs
Saturday, May 23, 10 AM - 12 PM
Online information on growing figs is not always accurate. We will give you the information you need to decide if you can reliably grow figs and how to propagate your own trees.
You’ll go home with your own, self-propagated tree.
Link to register for all the workshops:
https://pacificriminstitute.networkforgood.com/events/94647-2026-fruit-tree-workshops
All workshops will be held in the Granary Building, at Pacific Rim Institute, 180 Parker Rd, Coupeville, WA 98239. Questions? Contact Julie@pacificriminstitute.org or (360) 678-5586
Whidbey Oyster Network
Free monthly oyster discussion group. Talk & learn: How to grow your own oysters (or help someone else in exchange for free oysters)! Registration not required. Walk-ins welcome!
10th Annual Mardi Gras
Live music with Ike & the Old Man and a costume contest. Admission is free and the event is family friendly. Laissez les bons temps rouler!
Fruit Tree Pruning and Organic Pest Control Workshop
Join Gary Ingram for a hands-on winter workshop focused on fruit tree pruning and organic insect and disease control for home orchards. This is a practical, in-the-orchard class where you’ll learn:
How and why to prune fruit trees for long-term health and productivity.
The difference between structural, maintenance and restorative pruning.
Organic strategies for managing common pests and diseases.
How timing, observation and restraint matter as much as technique.
You’ll be learning while doing—tools in hand—as Gary explains each cut and decision in real time. Whether you’re new to fruit trees or looking to refine your approach, this workshop will leave you more confident and better tuned to what your trees need.
Cost is $25. Tilth members who are willing to help prune trees during the workshop may attend for free. If you have questions, contact education@southwhidbeytilth.org.
Fruit Trees: Selection, Care & Pruning
This class covers the essentials of fruit tree selection, pollination, care and pruning for years of rewarding harvests. Gordon will help make sense of the care and best practices, so you can feel prepared and have fun growing fruit! Class fee $15, students will receive a coupon for 20% off tools! To register call us at 360-321-9931 or Click Here.
Intro to Mason Bees
Learn about how to care for our native blue orchard mason bees, why they are important, and how they can help with pollination in your orchard or fruit patch. Carrie is up to date with the latest information and best practices about mason bees, so beginners and experienced keepers alike will take something from this class. There will be time for questions as well. Class fee $15, students will receive a coupon for 10% off Mason Bee supplies! To register call us at 360-321-9931 or Click Here.
Coupeville Chocolate Walk
Explore Coupeville’s restaurants, coffee shops, and retail shops while collecting unique chocolate treats.
Check in at the Coupeville Chamber of Commerce, 905 NW Alexander Street, between 11 AM and 5 PM to receive your Chocolate Walk bag and map to find your chocolate treats.
Tickets are per bag; we recommend each individual have their own ticket.
This event sells out quickly!
Tickets available HERE
Sound Waters University
Ticketed, 8 hours, registration required
Investigate the natural connections that sustain the Salish Sea, while reflecting on the social and cultural ties that link people to place. Through science, storytelling, and shared discovery, trace the threads that hold this living system together and convey the power of place as the foundation for our efforts to nourish and sustain this diverse and fragile region.
Fruit Tree Workshop Series with Pacific Rim Institute
All classes are science-based instruction focusing on sustainable methods. $25/class when registered in advance, $30 at the door, except for the Bench Grafting Class. Space in some classes is limited.
Instructor is Dan Vorhis, B.S. Ag from The Ohio State University and owner of Muscle and Arm Farm in Freeland. Dan has 45 years of experience in fruit horticulture.
Fruit Tree Selection and Care
Saturday, January 24, 10 AM - 12:30 PM
This is the foundation of the other classes. If you are interested in growing your own fruit, this is not one to miss.
Fruit Tree and Vine Pruning
Saturday, February 28, 10 AM - 1 PM
Science-based classroom with Q/A followed by a short field lab. Rain or shine - come dressed for the lab.
Bench Grafting ($30 in Advance, $35 at the Door)
Saturday, March 14, 10 AM - 12 PM
Hands-on bench grafting. You’ll leave with your own apple tree! Rootstock, scion wood, and necessary materials are provided. Bring your own grafting knife if you have one.
Soil Science 101
Saturday, April 25, 10 AM - 12 PM
Like a good cook knowing his or her ingredients, knowledge of soils is the starting place for successful gardening.
Maritime Figs
Saturday, May 23, 10 AM - 12 PM
Online information on growing figs is not always accurate. We will give you the information you need to decide if you can reliably grow figs and how to propagate your own trees.
You’ll go home with your own, self-propagated tree.
Link to register for all the workshops:
https://pacificriminstitute.networkforgood.com/events/94647-2026-fruit-tree-workshops
All workshops will be held in the Granary Building, at Pacific Rim Institute, 180 Parker Rd, Coupeville, WA 98239. Questions? Contact Julie@pacificriminstitute.org or (360) 678-5586
Finding Your Civic Voice
FREE, 7 hours, limited, registration required
Finding your own, unique voice as an environmental and civic advocate. Learn about the public comment process, craft your own public comments, and workshop them with a supportive audience of peers. Then, share them with your legislators.
Fruit Trees: Selection, Care & Pruning
This class covers the essentials of fruit tree selection, pollination, care and pruning for years of rewarding harvests. Gordon will help make sense of the care and best practices, so you can feel prepared and have fun growing fruit! Class fee $15, students will receive a coupon for 20% off tools! To register call us at 360-321-9931 or Click Here.
Tilth Annual Membership Meeting
We’ll start the meeting with a potluck lunch (12:45 to 1:15), followed by a business meeting for elections and reports, including an introduction to the council of trustees (our governing board.) When you arrive, stop to check in and pickup a name tag. If your 2025 membership has lapsed, you will have an opportunity to renew it. **The next renewal date is June 2026. The speaker will be introduced by 1:45 p.m.
The potluck and program are free and open to the public. There will be hot tea and coffee and cold drinks, please bring your own dishes and a potluck dish to share.
Our featured speaker is Hannah Andersen of the Whidbey Island Conservation District who will present: "Start Small, Grow Tall — building small-scale farms that support the community around them and the land they operate on".
How Do Our Investments Affect the Environment?
WHAT DO WE THINK OF WHEN SOMEONE SAYS “INVESTMENT?” A 401K? The equity in a home? Our speaker, Steve Shapiro wants to show us there is more to it. In a wider sense, the decisions we make each day —large and small — are all investments. When we step back and look at the big picture of our lives, what can we do to invest in the outcomes we really want?
At our November conversation, we discussed ways of making our Whidbey community stronger through regenerative real estate. In December, we continued exploring our financial levers of buying local. In January, Steve will share his experience with investment approaches that are local, unique and effective, from Whidbey Island Local Lending to the Whidbey Community Foundation.
STEVE SHAPIRO has been building community on Whidbey since 1976, when he and his wife, Debora Valis, bought the family practice clinic in Langley. Motivated by his personal and professional commitment to physical fitness, the couple opened Island Athletic Club in 1996. Steve retired in 2013, but never stopped “investing” locally: Steve leads Whidbey Island Local Lending (WILL), and in 2016, he became a founding Board Member of the Whidbey Community Foundation and served for three 3-year terms.
The Dead Guise Concert - New Year's
Whidbey Island's own The Dead Guise Band will be playing Greenbank Farm on New Year's Eve Dec. 31, 2025 7pm-10pm observing the 9pm East Coast ball drop. Lift your spirits and your glass to the upcoming New Year! Ticket price includes a complimentary glass of alcoholic or non-alcoholic sparkling wine for the ball drop toast🥂. Kids under 16 get in free with a paying adult.
Bayview Farmers Market Holiday Market
The Bayview Farmers Market Holiday Market 2025 | November 29, December 13 & 20
is just around the corner, bringing festive cheer to your holiday season. Get ready to browse unique local crafts, seasonal treats, and farm-fresh goodies—perfect for gifts or a little indulgence.
Artisan Gifts
Gourmet Treats
Local Farmers
Live entertainment
November 29th | 10:00am – 3:00pm
December 13th | 10:00am – 3:00pm
December 20th | 10:00am – 3:00pm
Holiday Market at OFS
Join the Organic Farm School for a festive Holiday Market featuring local producers and handcrafted goods. Shop offerings from Organic Farm School, Mutiny Bay Blues, Whidbey Island Seafood, Wilhardt Woods Teas, and hand-woven scarves by Maria. A cozy, community-minded way to find unique gifts and support local makers this season.
Greenbank Farm Holiday Markets
With over 20 artisans, food trucks, and live music, this is sure to be a wonderful experience whether you are starting or finishing your Holiday Shopping, or just coming for some holiday cheer! Santa arrives at 3! Farm Lighting at 4:30!
Greenbank Farm Holiday Markets
With over 20 artisans, food trucks, and live music, this is sure to be a wonderful experience whether you are starting or finishing your Holiday Shopping, or just coming for some holiday cheer! Santa arrives at 3! Farm Lighting at 4:30!
Bayview Farmers Market Holiday Market
The Bayview Farmers Market Holiday Market 2025 | November 29, December 13 & 20
is just around the corner, bringing festive cheer to your holiday season. Get ready to browse unique local crafts, seasonal treats, and farm-fresh goodies—perfect for gifts or a little indulgence.
Artisan Gifts
Gourmet Treats
Local Farmers
Live entertainment
November 29th | 10:00am – 3:00pm
December 13th | 10:00am – 3:00pm
December 20th | 10:00am – 3:00pm
Greenbank Farm Holiday Markets
With over 20 artisans, food trucks, and live music, this is sure to be a wonderful experience whether you are starting or finishing your Holiday Shopping, or just coming for some holiday cheer! Santa arrives at 3! Farm Lighting at 4:30!
County Christmas at the Fairgrounds
Whidbey Island Fair’s annual Country Christmas
The festive season is almost here, so come out for some holiday cheer and unique gift ideas. Enjoy cookies, coffee, and hot chocolate, plus a children’s craft table and a special visit from Santa Claus!
Opens Black Friday November 28th | 9:00am-6:00pm | Prizes for first 50 Shoppers!
November 29th – 30th | 9:00am – 4:00pm
December 5th – 7th | 9:00am – 4:00pm
Greenbank Farm Holiday Markets
With over 20 artisans, food trucks, and live music, this is sure to be a wonderful experience whether you are starting or finishing your Holiday Shopping, or just coming for some holiday cheer! Santa arrives at 3! Farm Lighting at 4:30!
County Christmas at the Fairgrounds
Whidbey Island Fair’s annual Country Christmas
The festive season is almost here, so come out for some holiday cheer and unique gift ideas. Enjoy cookies, coffee, and hot chocolate, plus a children’s craft table and a special visit from Santa Claus!
Opens Black Friday November 28th | 9:00am-6:00pm | Prizes for first 50 Shoppers!
November 29th – 30th | 9:00am – 4:00pm
December 5th – 7th | 9:00am – 4:00pm