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Five Whidbey Art Studios Have Joined Together to Present an Art Show at Prima Bistro
Kevin Fristad and Michael Laslett have formed a musical partnership, performing songs about social justice: “Fret & Fire”
Renee Boyce exhibits her artwork and jewelry at several galleries on Whidbey
Island Time Coffee Company, a new coffee brand available on Whidbey Island
Starting next Friday the 24th, we not only are reopening the shop from 4-6 on Fridays for Take & Bake pick up (online pre order is recommended but not necessary), we're also very excited to announce that Whidbey Island Grown WIG @whidbeyislandgrown will be able to stay warm this winter, they will be distributing from inside Jupiter at the same time!At this point won't be open for indoor seating. Outdoor seating is ok. There may be some baked items available, but the 4-6 Friday open is primarily for WIG pickups and for Jupiter take & bake scone pickups. We will most likely have some drip coffee & tea available.We are very excited about our new partnership with Whidbey Island Grown!
Step into the magic this holiday season at our Holiday at Hogwarts Dinner! Enjoy enchanting cocktails, a wizardly feast, trivia, costume contests, and more! December 11th • Cocktail Hour at 5:30pm • $100 per wizard Tickets available on Eventbrite.com
David and Maggie Bailey, owners of The Anchorage Inn in Coupeville, have completed several additions and remodels to add to the guest experience.
Sophia Kitay and Ben Jones, the new owners of the Oystercatcher restaurant in Coupeville say, “The restaurant found us”
Enjoy yummy fudge made by Jack and Rita Van Arnam, owners of Whidbey Island Fudge
Sophia Kitay and Ben Jones, the new owners of the Oystercatcher restaurant in Coupeville say, “The restaurant found us”
Enjoy yummy fudge made by Jack and Rita Van Arnam, owners of Whidbey Island Fudge
