

Aug 14-16, 2026
Whidbey Island
Three days of music, art, and community
at the Whidbey Island Fairgrounds.
Discover Festival Artists
Tap an act to hear more about them, or go straight to their music.
2026 lineup
Lineup and schedule are subject to change.
When
Aug 14-16, 2026
Where
Whidbey Island Fairgrounds
About the festival
Little BIG Fest is a vibrant weekend of music, art, camping, and family fun at the Whidbey Island Fairgrounds & Events Center. Discover live performances, creative experiences, workshops, and community throughout the weekend.
Weekend and single-day passes are on sale now. Camping passes are sold separately.
The stages
Dress theme days
Friday: Patterns on Patterns
Clash is king and queen. Stack your boldest prints, plaids, and polka dots.
Saturday: Pretty in Pink
Wear all the pink you own. Salmon and peach count too.
Sunday
Tie-dye, fringe, flowers, and your best hippie fit.
Good to know
Where is the festival?
Whidbey Island Fairgrounds & Events Center, 819 Camano Ave, Langley, WA.
When is it?
August 14-16, 2026.
What is included at the festival?
Enjoy three days with four music stages, artisan and food vendors, family activities, yoga, healing spaces, silent disco, and more.
What passes are available?
Choose a full-weekend pass or a single-day pass for Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. Adult, teen, senior, disabled, and military pricing is available.
Are kids free?
Yes! Children under 13 are always free.
Is camping available?
Yes. On-site camping is available for the full festival weekend. Tent, car, and RV options are offered, with or without hookups. Camping passes are sold separately from festival passes.
How do I get there?
The fairgrounds can be reached by car or by public transportation from the Seattle area via the Mukilteo-Clinton ferry and Island Transit.
Can I bring alcohol from my campsite into the festival?
No. You may not bring alcoholic beverages from the campground into the festival grounds.
Is the festival accessible?
Little BIG Fest is committed to creating an accessible festival experience. A few things to plan around: parts of the fairgrounds have uneven ground, there are no wheelchairs or mobility devices available to borrow on site, and service animals are welcome. For questions about accessibility, or to ask about a specific accommodation, email info@littlebigfest.org.






























