Welcome to the Whidbey Art Trail 2021 - 2022 season starting in June.
The Whidbey Art Trail officially opens on June 1st but you don’t have to wait, many of the 24 Whidbey Island studios, galleries, and sculpture parks are open now and welcome visitors on this popular self-guided Whidbey Art Trail. There are stops of all kinds including the sculpture parks, gallery spaces, large studios, and personal art-making spaces off the beaten track.
Studio visits are encouraged and every Whidbey Art Trail member is following Covid-19 safe guidelines. Information about when studios are open and an easy-to-use map with directions will be available. Until then use the directions on the artist pages. Our print brochure and online map will be available by June.
Studio visits are encouraged and every Whidbey Art Trail member is following Covid-19 safe guidelines. Information about when studios are open and an easy-to-use map with directions will be available. Until then use the directions on the artist pages. Our print brochure and online map will be available by June.
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#2 Basket Works NW
by Reggie Hand dyed and woven basketry |
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#5 Katrina Hude
Hand Blown Glass |
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#8 Kim Tinuviel
Mixed media and photography |
#9 Felt Flair
Art for you and your home |
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#12 Charles LaFond Pottery
Stoneware urns and tableware |
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#13 Mosher Studios
Eclectic abstract art with color |
#14 Island Art Glass
53 years of creating handblown art glass! |
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#16 LaChaussee Blown Glass
Hand Blown and Shaped Art Glass |
#18 Cook on Clay
Elegantly-designed flameproof cookware |
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#20 Artworks Gallery
Distinctive art by Island artists |
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#22 Museo
A Contemporary Art Gallery |
#24 Alec Marie
Fueled by constant curiosity |
