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Your source for arts, culture, and lifestyle information about Whidbey Island. Subscribe to receive the print magazine at www.whidbeylifemagazine.org.

Whidbey Life Magazine supports, informs, and enriches our community by featuring the people, products, and places of Whidbey Island.

08/24/2026

On Whidbey Island, preservation is not a theory. It is a roof that must be replaced before the rains return, a hinge welded back into obedience, a hayloft stacked against winter. At Eckholm Farm, nestled inside Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, history isn’t just scenery—it’s woven into the daily workload. Eckholm Farm To read more, visit https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/the-lands-bounty/
Writer: Lea Cramer
Photographer: Anne Abernathy
Whidbey and Camano Islands

07/27/2026

Tucked behind Clinton Foodmart is a world of creative expression. There you’ll find Rochon Fine Art, a gallery and working studio which has housed the work of husband and wife artists, Louie Rochon and Sandy Rubini-Rochon, since 2016. To read more, visit https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/blending-an-artful-life-together/
Writer and Photographer: Nia
Whidbey and Camano Islands

07/23/2026

Out of 75 years as an agency, Commodore Curt Larson has been with us for 50.

Curt joined the ranks in the summer of 1975 in an entry level role. He worked his way up and earned his captain's license in 1991. Captain Larson now holds the title of Commodore - the title given to the fleet's most senior captain. He recently sat down with to talk about his experience over the last 50 years.

You can get a sneak peek at the article and information on purchasing the latest edition of Whidbey Life Magazine here: https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/

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07/17/2026

One day each summer, island residents and visitors alike get a rare glimpse into private gardens while supporting local nonprofit organizations during the annual , which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. To read more, visit https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/whidbey-island-garden-tour-celebrates-30-years/.
Writer: Sharon Heiber
Photographer: David Welton
Whidbey and Camano Islands

07/10/2026

Picture this—you’re walking through a pasture where a large circus tent beckons you inside, offering shade from the summer sun. A group of visitors mingle with ease, anticipating the performance ahead. You grab a savory snack and peruse your program, which includes a thoughtful survey inviting you to reflect on the work you’re about to see. And, just when you think Island Shakespeare Festival (ISF) has anticipated every detail of the outdoor theatre experience, there are blankets, seat cushions, and umbrellas at the ready. To read more, visit https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/the-art-of-expanding-the-story/.
Writer: Hailey Way
Photographer: Michael Stadler, photos courtesy of Island Shakespeare Festival
Whidbey and Camano Islands

06/12/2026

The newest issue of Whidbey Life Magazine has hit retail stands! Be sure to pick up your copy at one of our island locations. To learn more about this beloved Whidbey publication, visit whidbeylifemagazine.org.

05/18/2026

During a sweltering August weekend in 2024, the scene at LittleBIGFest, a Whidbey Island music and arts festival, was nothing short of otherworldly. For the festival’s 2025 program, organizers held fast to the same spirit of creativity and play that has made LittleBIGFest what it is today, growing into a gathering place for all who breathe life into creativity and passion—a space for expression within a collective celebration of the senses.
https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/the-littlebigfest-that-could/
Writer: Hailey Way
Photographer: Dennis Browne

05/11/2026

The purpose of Mother Mentors of Whidbey Island becomes clear when two-year-old Orion greets his friend Betsy O’Neil. “CeCe!” he called out, his face lighting up while waiting with his mom Kelly Dungan on his front porch. O’Neil approached Orion, picked him up, and the blond, curly-headed toddler wrapped his arms around her. https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/creating-connections-when-and-where-theyre-needed-most/
Writer: Kate Poss
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05/06/2026

The saying, to “miss the forest for the trees,” takes on a literal meaning for the founders and supporters of Oak Harbor’s Garry Oak Society (OHGOS) as they raise awareness for what they believe is one of the most important tree species on Whidbey Island—the Garry oak. https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/saving-the-islands-garry-oaks/
Writer: Jon Bach
Photographer: Anne Abernathy

04/27/2026

At the end of a quiet, rural road in Clinton sits an unassuming building—its corrugated metal exterior seeming to emerge from the green Whidbey forest that surrounds it. Here, within the industrial setting, mushroom farmer Caleb Schulte has carved out a passion for fungi that takes us back to nature. https://whidbeylifemagazine.org/the-world-of-mushroom-farming/
Writer: Allyson Meyer
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