NEXT EVENT

Whidbey’s Annual Memorial Day Parade in Coupeville

May 25th –  11am

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Concert and Town Picnic to follow

Parade will line up at Coupeville High School and proceed up Main, across Hwy 20 to downtown Coupeville.

Suggestion – Get to your spot on Main, Front, Alexander or Coveland Streets by 10:45′ish.  

Provide your own chair for parade side viewing if you need one.  

Click the parade pic to see the 2012 parade.  

See you in Coupeville – Saturday May 25th – 11am

as We honor Memorial Day with Pride, Parade and Picnic

Parade is Sponsored by The Coupeville Chamber of Commerce  

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MONDAY – MAY 27th – MEMORIAL DAY

Sunnyside Cemetery Heritage Tour at Sunnyside – 1PM

Pioneer descendant and historian Roger Sherman leads you on a very special guided tour of the pioneer section of historic Sunnyside Cemetery, on the hillside overlooking beautiful Ebey’s Prairie.  

MORE info about and to reserve a ticket >here.  Tickets are $5 and benefit the Island County Historical Society.

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The Mission of the Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association (CHWA) is to strengthen, promote and maintain our successful historic downtown district.

We use the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Main Street Four Point Program to achieve our mission for historic Coupeville.

Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the preservation and revitalization of Coupeville’s traditional and historic commerce core.

CHWA is funded by membership dues, grants and the annual Mussel Festival (its most delicious annual event). 

CHWA’s focus is putting our unique location, and architecture, to work for the good of our community.  As a catalyst for economic growth and community pride, CHWA is comprised of local business, building and homeowners.

Design, organization, economic sustainability, and promotion are the cornerstones of our purpose. 

Design: Promote, research and support the improvements and enhancements that benefit the historic downtown Coupeville.

Organization: Achieve consensus and cooperation between businesses, building owners, citizens and groups, who have an invested roll in the Coupeville preservation and revitalization process.

Economic Sustainability: Continually seeking to strengthen the economic assets of historic downtown of Coupeville, promoting easily accessed, affordable, recreation, dining, shopping and relaxation to local and tourist visitors alike.

Promotion: Creating a cohesive and positive environment for business and property owners, local citizens, visitors, customers, historians, potential investors and new businesses, based on Coupeville’s unique history, location and downtown attributes. 

Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve self guided walking tour of historic Coupeville booklet - click here