Whidbey Island Studio Tour – Meet the Artists Behind the Canvas
This August 16–17, Whidbey Island opens its doors—and its studios—for one of the most inspiring art weekends in the Pacific Northwest. The Whidbey Working Artists Summer Open Studio Tour invites visitors to explore the island through the eyes and workspaces of 40+ artists across 31 working studios. From sweeping landscapes to vibrant abstracts, it’s a one-of-a-kind chance to meet the makers behind the magic. Would you be interested in having one of the artists on the show for a demo and discussion on what visitors can expect?
FEATURED ARTISTS & VISUALS:
This year’s tour includes several standout artists:
Teresa Saia (Freeland): Known for vivid pastels and impressionist landscapes inspired by light, color, and Whidbey’s coastal charm. teresasaia.com
Diana Sanford (Langley): A painter whose emotional abstract works are layered with texture and narrative. dianasanford.com
Morosco Fine Arts (Langley): Specializing in naturalistic sculpture and refined figurative work. moroscofinearts.com
Moon House Studio (Coupeville): A collaborative creative space showcasing diverse mixed-media works and large-scale installations. moon-housestudio.com
LOGISTICS:
August 16–17, 10am–5pm
Locations throughout Freeland, Langley, Clinton, Coupeville, and Oak Harbor
Free, self-guided tour with printable and digital maps at whidbeyworkingartists.com
Just north of Seattle in the heart of the scenic Salish Sea, sits two of the most charming island destinations in the Pacific Northwest. Camano and Whidbey offer different experiences with each season. A colorful palette of locally owned shops and restaurants provides deep and delicious connections to the community and the land. Off-the-beaten path trails and beaches share sanctuary, solitude, and a deeper connection with the incredible marine and forest ecosystems that thrive within these communities. Rich history and a healthy dose of local color in all mediums are provided by the region’s many artists. Lodging options range from nationally renowned hotels with farm-to-table dining to secret spots ideal for a quiet retreat. For more information on amenities, lodging and a calendar of events visit www.whidbeycamanoislands.com. Connect on Instagram, and Facebook via @GoWhidbeyCamano.