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Featured Artist: Katy Holly I've loved creating for as long as I can remember, and I was fortunate enough to find my favorite outlet in oil painting at the age of 12. Much of my inspiration is found in the everyday beauty of my family and home here on Whidbey Island. With raising my two energetic young children being my main focus, I strive to paint nearly every night after they are asleep, usually listening to a favorite podcast or…

In July Museo welcomes the work of painters Michael Dickter and Faith Scott Jessup and ceramicists Cara Jung and Susan Mattson. Each artist explores the natural world through shape, color and texture in their own individual medium, but also in their own unique way. View the exhibit online: museo.cc/upcoming-exhibit Join us during Langley's Art Walk for the opening reception on Saturday, July 6th from *4-7pm. The show runs through Sunday, July 28th. Later in the month you can join us for…

thank you to the community for all their support there will be a reopening celebration on July 6th, the day of Langley’s First Saturday Art Walk. From 11:00-5:00 we will feature artist demonstrations in the courtyard and serve celebratory cake. During Art Walk, there will be a free drawing for three handwoven gift baskets filled with art, each valued at $300. Entries for the baskets are available in the gallery anytime until July 6th at 5:30. Featured artists for July…

Opening Reception Saturday, July 6 from 5 to 7 pm During Langley’s First Saturday Art Walk Known for her bright palette and fluid direct manner, Saia presents her landscapes bathed in an abundance of vibrant light and expressive radiant color. Her free style captures the dramatic light as it penetrates the sky, the land, and reflects off water at dusk or in the early dawn. Saia's work encompasses the mediums of pastel, and oil on panel. The mood and emotions…

A new series of paintings by Myra Mae Platt seeking an easy breezy summer, inspired by looking up and through the tops of trees, noticing singular birds as they land or take off, practicing the art of breathing in and finding space. All paintings are acrylic on canvas - sizes range from 10x10 up to 36x36. Join me for the opening reception on Saturday July 20th 5:00pm - 8:00pm with light refreshments.  

Check our Facebook page for cancelations. This is an All-Levels class. https://www.facebook.com/meanderdance/

A musical perfect for the whole family, Seussical takes us into the world of Dr. Seuss, where we revisit beloved characters from childhood, including The Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, Gertrude McFuzz, Lazy Mayzie, and JoJo! Seussical is a fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza that weaves a story of friendship, loyalty, and love. Despite all odds, Horton and Gertrude band together to save the Whos, free Horton, and restore peace and unity to the Jungle of Nool! The charming…

Handel’s youthful genius refreshes our own creativity and joy. His tunefulness, inventiveness and sheer brilliance knows no equal! Pacific MusicWorks returns with a program including organ obbligato concertos by Handel and Roman, works featuring the baroque harp and arias from Alexander’s Feast.

A long-time bucket-list production for ISF, we're thrilled to announce King Lear as our 2024 Shakespeare piece, helmed by returning director Terri McMahon (she/her). Terri directed a beautiful production of Othello at ISF in 2018, and we're delighted to bring her artistry back to our stage!King Lear takes center stage in a world where power, patriarchy, and privilege collide with the pursuit of justice and equity. As Lear's kingdom unravels, his daughters challenge societal expectations, each seeking their own empowerment.…

Handel’s youthful genius refreshes our own creativity and joy. His tunefulness, inventiveness and sheer brilliance knows no equal! Pacific MusicWorks returns with a program including organ obbligato concertos by Handel and Roman, works featuring the harp and arias from Alexander’s Feast.

Summer 2024 includes our second partnership production with Expand the Canon, featuring Aphra Behn's The Lucky Chance, to be directed by Julie Beckman (she/her)! Julie makes her return to ISF having adapted and directed 2016's audience favorite Jane Eyre, and we're thrilled to welcome her back!From Expand the Canon: "If you’re looking to gamble on love with this multi-generational comedy featuring headstrong heroines and aging Romeos… consider this raunchy Restoration Comedy about sex, marriage, and consent. The ripened, spry, and sometimes lecherous…

Deposit: $270 (includes $25 registration) Balance: $625 (includes $70 materials, due 60 days ahead of workshop) Total cost of Workshop: $895 In this workshop we will be delving into the relationship between color and light. As David Hornung says in his text Colour, “The relationship between color and light is one of the most powerful aspects of two-dimensional art. Light itself has a mysterious psychological effect. To see light appear to emanate from within a group of colors is an…

The Whidbey Institute hosts a beautiful amphitheater with a grassy hill for seating (bring blankets and a picnic).

Last summer’s runaway hit was Yoga in the Barn. Students gathered in a historic barn and practiced to the enchanting sounds of Maxine Eilander’s baroque harp. 3 dates this year and maybe even more! Start your weekend right and experience music in motion.

Whidbey Working Artists are excited to open their studios to you! This is an opportunity to meet the artists, see how they work, where they work and have conversations about their creative process from start to finish. Each studio is numbered and corresponds to a sample of their work along with detailed directions to their studio. While traveling from studio to studio, experience the beauty of Whidbey Island and be welcomed by local businesses. We look forward to meeting you!…

Renowned Baroque dancer and choreographer Anna Mansbridge will enthrall you with her wit, grace and charm in this sumptuous program of French baroque dances. With Tekla Cunningham, baroque violin, Henry Lebedinsky, and Tess Roberts, viola da gamba.

Summer 2024 includes our second partnership production with Expand the Canon, featuring Aphra Behn's The Lucky Chance, to be directed by Julie Beckman (she/her)! Julie makes her return to ISF having adapted and directed 2016's audience favorite Jane Eyre, and we're thrilled to welcome her back!From Expand the Canon: "If you’re looking to gamble on love with this multi-generational comedy featuring headstrong heroines and aging Romeos… consider this raunchy Restoration Comedy about sex, marriage, and consent. The ripened, spry, and sometimes lecherous…