Upcoming Events

Oak Harbor Pride
Jun
6

Oak Harbor Pride

Our Island Pride partner - Coupeville Pride - is helping bring Pride to the Island!

https://www.facebook.com/people/Oak-Harbor-Pride/61577901218604/

Come celebrate the 2nd Annual Oak Harbor Pride Walk!

We’ll have resource tables set up at Flintstone Park, then we’ll walk side by side through downtown Oak Harbor before returning to the park for guest speakers and our favorite part, the open mic.

This is a beautiful space to celebrate inclusion, visibility, community, and connection. Come share your voice, make new friends, and show your support.

We hope you’ll join us.

All are welcome here.

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Pancakes 'n' Makeup - Drag Brunch
Jun
13

Pancakes 'n' Makeup - Drag Brunch

Do you like fabulous drag queens?  Of course you do!  And do you like a delicious pancake breakfast?  Who doesn't? Put the two together and you've got the perfect event. 

Come join South Whidbey Pride on Saturday, June 13 at 9:00 am at The Shrimp Shack at Cozy's in Clinton for a wonderful morning of pancakes, makeup, and extraordinary talent.

  • Family friendly!

  • Pancake Drag Brunch menu (2 pancakes + 1 meat + 2 scrambled eggs - $15)

  • Drinks available (21+)

  • Entry Fee - FEE ($10 suggested donation)

  • First-come, First-seated.

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Coupeville Pride Parade
Jun
13

Coupeville Pride Parade

Our Island Pride partner - Coupeville Pride - is helping bring Pride to the Island!

https://whidbeycamanoislands.com/event/coupeville-pride-parade/

“Pride Grows Here” On June 13, 2026 the parade kicks off from the Farmers Market. Let’s come together to show our support and pride for Coupeville’s LGBTQ+ community.

Farmers Market Field, 788 NW Alexander St. (Behind the Library)

Parade Starts at 1:00 PM

Free, Family-Friendly and everyone is welcome!

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Pride Parade & Festival
Jun
20

Pride Parade & Festival

Save the date!
Pride Parade & Festival

Parade: Route through Langley

Festival: South Whidbey Community Center - immediately following the Parade.

Visit our Parade & Festival Info page for the most up to date details!

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Queer P.O.V Film Fest
Jul
17

Queer P.O.V Film Fest

Koneski Gallery presents…

Queer P.O.V Film Fest

A 72-hour film making challenge in Clinton, on Whidbey Island for LGBTQIA2S-led teams.

June 20th - kick off event: 6pm at Koneski Gallery

June 23rd - short film submission deadline 8pm

July 17th - film screening & awards at Kenoski Gallery

More info:

Facebook event: Here

Instagram post: Here

Website: Info & Sign Up

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Come Out & Dance!
Oct
11

Come Out & Dance!

Celebrate National Coming Out Day and dance with us to celebrate each other and our alies. Bring a friend or come alone.

All LGBTQ+ and allies are welcome!

Beer & Wine availble for purchase (21+)

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A Family's Journey
Jun
22

A Family's Journey

Langley United Methodist Church is pleased to join in the 2025 Pride Month activities by offering a talk and conversation focusing on “A Family’s Journey." Longtime advocates and allies Kathy and Robert Reim from Skagit County will lead the conversation.

Kathy Reim has served at the National level with PFLAG (Parents, Families of Lesbians and Gays) and on the board of The Pride Foundation. The Reims live with their daughter and her wife, and participate in the Mama Bears organization.

In this conversation, they will share their journey to understanding, point to skills, insights and sources of strength, as well as listen to and gather the wisdom in the room. The talk is presented free of charge, simple refreshments will be available.

Langley United Methodist Church, Pastor John Tucker
https://langleyumc.org/
LUMC@whidbey.com,

360-221-4233

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Community Event: Path to Resilience
Jun
22

Community Event: Path to Resilience

  • Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Jeff Natter, South Whidbey Pride President, will be speaking at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island during their annual service devoted to Pride Month.

June is traditionally the month during which we celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community and its allies.  However, it's not only a time of celebration; it's also a time of reflection.  How can we acknowledge the history of the LGBTQ+ movement and carry those lessons forward in a time of challenge to our rights and our lives?  Jeff Natter, a Whidbey Island queer activist and actor, will reflect upon his personal journey as a gay man and discuss how his experiences mirror the development of the LGBTQ+ right movement in general.

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