St. Augustine’s in-the-Woods Episcopal Church, Freeland -- The Festival begins with “A Little Evening Concert for Louis XIV.” A precious and completely unknown manuscript, that is nowhere to be heard, details nightly musical entertainment for Louis XIV, who in his later years preferred to hear the music of his youth in smaller chamber music settings; with baroque flutist Jeffrey Cohan, baroque bassoonist Anna Marsh, […]
Penn Cove Taproom, Coupeville -- Mussel Flats is a local classic rock/blues band. They play classics that will have you up and dancing. No cover. For more information, call 360-682-5747 or visit www.penncovebrewing.com.
Oak Harbor High School -- Presented by Whidbey’s Saratoga Orchestra. Music Director Anna Edwards will lead the orchestra in a program featuring the awardwinning Oak Harbor High School choirs, under the direction of Darren McCoy. Marta Zekan, weekend announcer at Classical KING-FM 98.1 radio, will be moderating the pre-concert chat 45 minutes before each performance. These informal discussions give further insight into the compositions, composers […]
Freeland Library -- We will use paper, wool felt and more to craft our hearts out. For all ages, but please register.
Blooms Winery 5511 Bistro, Freeland -- Take a break from football with the talented Marcus Whiting on piano and vocals. Playing classic pop, rock & roll, and a few jazz standards, Marcus brings songs to life with his soulful vocals and musicianship.
Rosario Beach Marine Laboratory, Anacortes -- This is an excellent opportunity for park friends, neighbors and the public to find out more about Deception Pass State Park and Deception Pass Park Foundation. The event will begin with a social hour. At 6:00pm, we will hear presentations from the foundation, interpretive staff and then park manager, Jason Armstrong. Please stay for questions and answers […]
Freeland Library -- Writers by the Sea is a group of dedicated writers (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, blog) who come together to polish skills, share past and present work, and have fun discussing all things literary. Receive helpful feedback from other writers. The only requirement for attending is to have a passion for writing.
Oak Harbor Library -- Join us as we share the wit, wisdom and occasional controversy of Mark Twain’s lesser known essays. We open with a summary for those who may not have been able to complete the reading. It’s just more fun that way. For more information, contact Rita Bartell Drum at ritadrum777@gmail.com or 631-707-5980.
Coupeville Library, 788 NW Alexander St. -- Come learn what rights are, the 15 crime victim rights afforded to Washington residents, and the history of victims’ rights within the criminal justice system in Washington State and nationally. Presented by Victim Support Services.
Coupeville Library -- Local investors meeting with guest speaker providing property management best practices, plus group discussion about ramping up your 2020 investing. Call 206-419-7516 for more information.