Clinton Chamber of Commerce

06/14/2026

Come on down to the Crab & Join Habitat for Humanity of Island County for Beer & Bingo! Sunday, June 14th from 4:00-6:30. Grab a friend and beat the heat in the shade and have some fun! We open at 12:00!🍺😋

06/13/2026

Save the date!!! One week from today is The Friends of Clinton Library quarterly used book sale....and we have an outstanding selection for you....see you there!

06/13/2026

06/13/2026

Are you coming to the Pamoja Place Whidbey Juneenth Family Fair next to the South Whidbey Fair Grounds next Friday, June 19? Stop by the Goosefoot booth for a chance to relax, connect, and celebrate. We'll have comfy spots to rest and some cool beverages to share with all the families enjoying the festivities!

06/12/2026

🚨 LAST CHANCE 🚨

The Ballydídean Banquet is only 1 week away! Snap up one of the last available tickets and don't miss out on David and 's unforgettable musical number (hint: this year it's about cows 🐮)

Tickets available at https://ballydidean.farm/banquet



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06/12/2026

A specially curated dining experience: enjoy a chef-made meal and fabulous summer evening at the Whidbey Institute's Thomas Berry Hall.
RSVP here on our website by 12noon on Monday July 13 to reserve your space.
https://whidbeyinstitute.secure.retreat.guru/program/special-chef-made-dinner-at-the-whidbey-institute-2/?lang=en

Join us in Thomas Berry Hall to enjoy:
A special multi-course meal prepared by the Whidbey Institute's Lead Chef Miles Harrison and team. Current menu plan:
Appetizers: veggies with roasted garlic hummus; barbecued tofu skewers; herbed chickpea fries with curry aioli
Roast chicken or bell pepper entree with chimichuri sauce
Light salad, vegetable casserole and potatoes supreme
Chocolate and berry dessert
Wine pairings from Spoiled Dog Winery, curated by Whidbey Institute's new Development Manager Courtney Alampi.
Special non-alcohol beverage options: sparkling water, dried cherry/cucumber water, and fresh limeade.

Live acoustic music before and after dinner.
No speaker presentations, slides, videos or fundraising pitch!
Fruitful conversations with diverse guests from near and far.

Up to 30 dinner seats available at $180 each, while supply lasts

Arrive early to enjoy your own time on land, in the Sanctuary or gardens, or at labyrinths on the Heartland (Chartres design) and - new! - near Storyhouse (Cretan design).

Remember to reserve your space with an RSVP by noon on Monday July 13.

We look forward to seeing you for a very special summer evening!

06/12/2026

🎉 We’re back! Community Meals at Bayview & Brookhaven return next week!

We’re excited to welcome diners back to Community Meals at our Bayview and Brookhaven locations! These meals were temporarily paused during our kitchen renovation, and we’re thrilled to share that we’re ahead of schedule and ready to gather again.

📍 Bayview Center
Monday, June 15
11:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

📍 Brookhaven
Thursday, June 18
5:00–5:45 p.m.

🍽️ For menus, times, and additional locations, visit our Nutrition page:
👉 https://senior-resources.org/nutrition-overview

✅ Meals at Camano, Coupeville, and Oak Harbor continue on their regular schedules.

We can’t wait to see you back at the table. Come hungry and ready for great food and community! 💛

06/11/2026

Next week! Join Jeanette Banashak: An Afternoon of Nature, Companionship and Forest Bathing
Thursday, June 18 from 3-5pm at Storyhouse
This event is free and open to all, adults and children.

Nature Companionship (akin to Forest Bathing) is a series of invitations where you access your 5-and-beyond senses to hear with, see with, feel with, smell with, and touch with. The act of with-nessing (Bayo Akomolafe) is more than being an observer, it is acknowledging our interconnected and interrelatedness and the possibilities of transformation.

Nature Companionship is a restorative and healing practice for both humans and the earth. We will move in gentle, slow, and playful ways as we cultivate awareness and appreciation for the intelligence of the more-than-human world and offer reciprocity for the gifts received.

Jeanette will be applying the content from a chapter she wrote in What Teachers Need: How the Education Community Can Promote Sustainable Well-Being and Help Heal the Profession.

Dr. Jeanette Banashak guides people of all ages in urban and rural nature immersion experiences as an act of justice and is deeply committed to the work of integrating life's experiences. She is the author of Mindful Pilgrimage and What Teachers Need: How the Education Community Can Promote Sustainable Well-Being and Help Heal the Profession. She teaches social and emotional learning at Erikson Institute and founded The Spiritual Guidance Training Institute with programs in Nature Companionship as well as interfaith and interspiritual direction.

RSVP here on our website to reserve your spot and get directions to Storyhouse.
https://www.whidbeyinstitute.org/events-1 #/event/1786/join-jeanette-banashak-an-afternoon-of-nature-companionship-and-forest-bathing