Events

Hands-on STEAM activities exploring the science and creativity of eggs. Designed for kids ages 5–13.

Free screening of The Farewell, followed by a guided conversation with WhidbeyHealth Hospice staff. Seating limited.

Guest entomologist Don Ehlen presents an up-close look at insects and arthropods from around the world.

Hands-on robotics workshop introducing programming concepts with Edison Robots. For ages 11–17.

Learn how to identify and avoid common financial scams with the Washington State Department of Financial Institutions.

Practical workshop with permaculturist Penny Livingston on designing and building rain gardens. Covers stormwater management, groundwater recharge, construction steps and common pitfalls. Suggested donation: $5.

Learn how chiropractic care works and hear about a military-focused affordable care program. Individual consultations available. No Tri-Care needed. Contact Dr. Castle at 425-238-8704 for details.

Join Whidbey Environmental Action Network leaders for a casual guided walk through Saratoga Woods. Dogs welcome. Participants are invited to continue the conversation at Ultra House afterward.

Interactive Mamma Mia! sing-along screening with lyrics on screen and lively hosts. Costumes encouraged. Tickets $30 or two for $50. Proceeds benefit Steps, supporting families with infants and toddlers with disabilities.

Two-day spinning and fiber arts event with demonstrations and guest speaker Jacey Baggs Faulkner. Open to all skill levels.