July 18-20, 2025 Whidbey Allied Artists Show and Sale

Whidbey Allied Artists Show and Sale, July 18-20

Whidbey Allied Artists (WAA) is hosting their winter Art Show and Sale on July 18, 19 and 20. The show will be held in the beautiful historic town of Coupeville at the Recreational Hall located at the corner of Coveland and Alexander Streets. Local artists will show and sell a wide variety of art including wood artistry, watercolor, pastels, acrylic, oil, mosaic, ceramics, mixed media and photography. Participating artists are Joseph Albert, Jud Ann Bishop, Chandler McKaig, Carole Dawes, Charlotte Gray, Libby Hammer, Margaret Livermore, David Medley, Roxallanne Medley, Carole Rhodes, Evon Steinsick, Sharon Tryon, Jeanne Valdez, Bruce Williams-Burden and Vicki Yount.

WAA is a collaborative group of artists from Whidbey Island who maintain a floating gallery of art, hosting several shows annually.

Times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday July 18-20. Friday & Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 10am-4pm. Admission is free. Any questions contact Charlotte Gray at victoriacharlotte21@yahoo.com

WAA Artists at Oak Harbor Music Festival

Eleven Whidbey Allied Artists (WAA) will be showing and selling their works at the Oak Harbor Music Festival during Labor Day Weekend, September 3rd-5th, 2021.

Featured artists are Joseph Albert, Jud Ann Bishop, Chandler McKaig, Carole Dawes, Charlotte Gray, Libby Hammer, Margaret Livermore, David Medley, Roxallanne Medley, Carole Rhodes, Evon Steinsick, Sharon Tryon, Jeanne Valdez, Bruce Williams-Burden and Vicki Yount. Included will be fine art paintings and prints, greeting cards, mosaics, photography, pottery and more. The WAA booth, located on SE Pioneer Way in front of the Garry Oak Gallery and Whimsies, will be open:

Friday, July 18th 10-5 PM
Saturday, July 19th: 10 AM - 5PM
Sunday, july 20th: 10 AM - 4PM

The WAA Mission

The mission of Whidbey Allied Artists is to provide our community with a "floating gallery" of diverse, high quality art by local artists in a professional setting, and to inspire, mentor, and create educational and participation opportunities to artists in the community.