Announcing "WANDER/WONDER: a sculptured dance happening", coming to the Sculpture Forest on Saturday August 23 from 1-3pm. You are invited to experience a unique blending of professional dance movement, music,...
Thank you to the Exploring Washington State podcast and host Scott Cowan for featuring us on episode 329 of their show! If you would like to listen in on how the Sculpture Forest came to be and how it continues to grow, check it out at your podcast platform of choice or on their
We are saddened that Sarah Fetterman's aerial sculpture "Vertebrae" has left us, though quite gladdened for its very appreciated time with us. "Vertebrae" started its life in a 1 year exhibition at Seattle Center...
"Soaring Eagle" by Greg Neal flew over Amber from Chattanooga Tennessee. We could feel the spirit of Pam Young, for whom this sculpture was donated by her husband David in Pam's memory. Amber said "Some pieces felt...
Sno-Isle Libraries are partnering with the Sculpture Forest for a guided walk open to the community on Wednesday June 11 from 1-3pm. This casual walk-and-talk will include information on park history, conservation approaches, art, artists, and the future. Come learn more about the Sculpture Forest...
Thank you to author and photographer Lisa Mize for her article "4 Unique Places on Whidbey Island" that...
We are thankful for the kind and capable team from New Leaf. Project Manager Jacob Bevill and members of his team offered to volunteer their time recently to help with some of our landscaping needs. New Leaf is a special...
Our naturally occurring rhododendrons have been in bloom within the park for a few weeks now. Here, the pink and white flowers of Pacific Rhododendron frame Sue Taves' "We Are Water".
The founder of the Sculpture Forest will personally lead an interactive tour addressing how nature can enhance art and art can enhance nature, plus cover how the park was created and back stories about how the art and artists came together to create this community experience. This program is in...
Are you interested in learning about the efforts and progress from the most active and engaged environmental organizations around Whidbey Island? If so, come out to the free Earth Day at Camp Casey event in Coupeville...