Upcoming Events

Coupeville Middle School PAC, 501 S. Main St.  -- Featuring presentations on a wide variety of topics, including Biggs orcas, humpback whales, leopard seals, endangered Southern Resident orcas, video footage of salmon and the Elwha River, and an appearance by Eba the orca scat dog. Cost of the workshop is $35 ($25 for students/seniors), and lunch is available for purchase for an additional $12. Pre-registration is highly recommended, as seating is limited. Further information and online registration are available at www.orcanetwork.org. Questions? Contact cindy@orcanetwork.org or 360-331-3543.

NWLACC Campus, China City Building, Freeland  -- Fee: $148, materials and some meals included Join other francophone friends and explore “Traditions of Provence,” with charming and enthusiastic educator Marion Bouscarle of Ecole Franco-Américaine du Puget Sound. Language, food, history and culture will make these hours meaningful and unforgettable as you refresh your French. Activities will include cultural presentations in French, video clips, group discussions, language activities, cooking together, movement, and work on home assignments. To register, visit www.nwlacc.org/current-offering/french-immersion-workshop/ or email info@nwlacc.org.

Whidbey Island Nordic Hall, Coupeville  -- The public is invited and welcome to enjoy this longtime Scandinavian tradition. In addition to lutefisk and meatballs with gravy, melted butter, white cream sauce, and bacon bits will be served. The meal also includes potatoes, vegetable, lefse, dessert, and a drink. To attend this meal will require a ticket which can be purchased at www.whidbeyislandnordiclodge.com or by calling 360-678-5197. All  purchases must be made by Tuesday, Jan. 21. There will not be any tickets sold at the door.

Oak Harbor Library meeting room  -- No pre-registration required. Seating at 12:45PM. No late admittance allowed. Open to all and required by local driving schools for driver’s education students and parents. For more information, call 360-672-8219 or visit www.idipic.org.

Whidbey Island Nordic Hall, Coupeville  -- The public is invited and welcome to enjoy this longtime Scandinavian tradition. In addition to lutefisk and meatballs with gravy, melted butter, white cream sauce, and bacon bits will be served. The meal also includes potatoes, vegetable, lefse, dessert, and a drink. To attend this meal will require a ticket which can be purchased at www.whidbeyislandnordiclodge.com or by calling 360-678-5197. All  purchases must be made by Tuesday, Jan. 21. There will not be any tickets sold at the door.

Whidbey Island Nordic Hall, Coupeville  -- The public is invited and welcome to enjoy this longtime Scandinavian tradition. In addition to lutefisk and meatballs with gravy, melted butter, white cream sauce, and bacon bits will be served. The meal also includes potatoes, vegetable, lefse, dessert, and a drink. To attend this meal will require a ticket which can be purchased at www.whidbeyislandnordiclodge.com or by calling 360-678-5197. All  purchases must be made by Tuesday, Jan. 21. There will not be any tickets sold at the door.

Whidbey Island Center for the Arts, Langley --- Presented by Whidbey’s Saratoga Orchestra. Music Director Anna Edwards will lead the orchestra in a program featuring the awardwinning Oak Harbor High School choirs, under the direction of Darren McCoy. Marta Zekan, weekend announcer at Classical KING-FM 98.1 radio, will be moderating the pre-concert chat 45 minutes before each performance. These informal discussions give further insight into the compositions, composers and performers. General admission concert tickets are $25/adult and $20/senior-military. Students under 18 admitted free. Program information at www.sowhidbey.com or 360-929-3045. Tickets available for Jan. 25…

Penn Cove Taproom, Coupeville  -- Mussel Flats is a local classic rock/blues band. They play classics that will have you up and dancing. No cover. For more information, call 360-682-5747 or visit www.penncovebrewing.com.