WHERE ART ENHANCES NATURE AND NATURE ENHANCES ART
The Sculpture Forest is open for art and nature lovers every day of the year from 8:00am until 7:00pm or sunset (whichever occurs earlier). We offer free admission, with donations gratefully accepted. No dogs or bikes, please. For additional details on accessibility, parking, restroom, tours, etc. visit our FAQs page. For info and updates, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, blog, and a free newsletter signup at the bottom of this web page.
BRING YOUR SENSE OF DISCOVERY
You can now walk through Price Sculpture Forest, a convergence of nature and outdoor art. The forest is alive with surprise. Discover art at your side, hanging from trees, or hidden behind foliage. Experience an outdoor interactive museum where you are encouraged to wander the trails, investigate outdoor art, and be immersed in the natural world. Sculptures and native habitat will beckon you. The Sculpture Forest honors the artistry of nature and how it can relate to the creative inventions of people.
This park is set in a forest of century old trees, rhododendrons, and native understory. It is located east of downtown Coupeville on central Whidbey Island, Washington, easy to arrive by car, walking path, and bike. Come explore and discover.
How Nature Enhances Art: A Guided Tour by the Sculpture Forest Founder
In celebration of Whidbey Earth & Ocean Month plus International Sculpture Day, the founder of the Sculpture Forest is providing a free guided tour. Wander through the Sculpture Forest with an interactive discussion to learn about forest conservation, unique aspects of the park’s habitat, and how natural surroundings can enhance your experience of art.
Saturday April 27 10:00-12:00
Meet at main entrance. Free and no reservations needed.
Library Walk: A Guided Stroll through the Sculpture Forest
In collaboration with Sno-Isle Libraries, we will provide an interactive casual guided stroll through the Sculpture Forest. Topics will include history, conservation approaches, art and artists, and the future. (photo by Julie Barber)
Tuesday June 18 2:00-4:00
Meet at main entrance. Free. Reservations link coming soon.
WANDER/WONDER: a sculptured dance happening 2024
For the third year in a row, professional national caliber dancers will convene within the Sculpture Forest to re-interpret the sculptures through dance and music, performing new dances created for each sculpture by famed choreographer Eva Stone. (photo by Terrel Lefferts of dancer James Kirby Rogers)
Saturday August 24 1:00-3:00
$20 optional donation appreciated. No reservations needed.
PHOTO GALLERY
YOU WILL GET A FREE SELF-GUIDED TOUR FROM YOUR OWN PHONE
We give you a free self‐guided tour of the entire Sculpture Forest.
This will provide you descriptions of each sculpture, including short videos from each sculptor speaking to you about their sculpture and its fuller meaning. The tour is intended to be an interactive, fun, and educational experience.
HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE
The Sculpture Forest is for the community. You are encouraged to bring your skills and assets. Be an important collaborative part of this public creation for the future.
Donate
Your donation keeps the park maintained, open, and growing for you, family, and friends
Volunteer
Choose from many different areas that match your interests, skills, and availability
Lend Sculpture
You can become a recognized part of this public creation for the future
Exhibit
Sculptors publicly exhibit your work on loan or for sale