Things to do

Our mission, to foster a sense of community by providing a facility for social arts and civic activities, with priority given to non-profit and community events To fulfill our stewardship of the Bayview Hall with ongoing renovations, maintenance, and improvements in a manner that preserves its history and style. We promote community ownership of the hall by maintaining an atmosphere of accessibility for all South Whidbey residents.

Want to learn more about WW1 or WW2 fighter planes or the tanks that led to victory? Come visit the Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum for an experience like no other. With tons of history and real combat gear this is the perfect place to let the kids explore and learn.

Island Shakespeare Festival draws upon the timeless exploration of the human spirit inherent to classical theater to reflect, renew, and redefine the diversity of our shared experience through performances accessible to all.

Quality exhibits from the farm, including all types of livestock and crops, horticulture and floriculture, are on display. From the home, all types of handwork are represented: clothing, needlework, baking, art exhibits, canning, quilting and fiber arts. Our young people share their interests and development through various projects chosen for recreation and learning.

Come enjoy kayak tours for beginner and intermediate explorers, tour sizes that are usually small and intimate. Experienced and friendly guides that choose the best course for that day, views of the Cascade Mountains - from Baker to Rainer and all the peaks between, activities just for night owls: bioluminescent experiences or try paddling by the full moon, majestic bald eagles, curious harbor seals, dungeness crab, great blue herons and more. If you love nature then Whidbey Island Kayaking is definitely for you!