Bring Your Work Here - Whidbey Institute

We host groups ranging in size from about a dozen to over 100, with lodging capacity for 45. For groups that exceed our lodging capacity, we recommend a combination of onsite and offsite lodging, plus onsite camping in the warmer months.

Our campus serves a range of needs for large and small gatherings, full group sessions, and breakout space.

If you’re looking for a quiet space for solo contemplation, check out Hilltop Retreats—a new opportunity from Whidbey Institute founders Fritz and Vivienne Hull.

Program Inquiry Form

Are you interested in bringing a multi-day program to our campus? We are often booked 12—18 months in advance, but we have some room remaining in our calendar and we love to welcome new programs that are a good fit for the Whidbey Institute.

If you wish to explore available dates on the main campus before making your inquiry, check out our availability calendar. Note that things often shift, and that opportunities in 2019 may include some dates not listed. Blank dates indicate that we are already booked.

 

 

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Program Inquiry Form

Storyhouse Inquiry Form

To explore bringing a single day program for a small group (up to 20) to our campus, please enter your details in the Storyhouse Inquiry Form below. Storyhouse is ideal for study groups, workshops, community conversations, and staff or board meetings. If you wish to explore available dates in Storyhouse before making your inquiry, check out our availability calendar:

 

 

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Storyhouse Inquiry Form

Program Inquiry Form

Rates and capacity for main campus events vary according to your needs and our calendar.

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Storyhouse Inquiry Form

Storyhouse, in our Legacy Forest, is a serene gathering place in a remote corner of our 106 acre campus. Storyhouse has an outdoor stage, grassy meadow, and forested trails nearby.

  • Capacity: Up to 20 people
  • Rate: $350 per day
  • Amenities: Storyhouse features a living room with wood stove, electric heat, and a kitchenette, including sink, stove, and electric kettle with an outdoor restroom.
  • Scheduling: Storyhouse fills quickly, especially in the summer months when we prioritize youth and social justice programming.

Make a no-obligation inquiry about holding your work here: