Thank you to the Whidbey News-Times newspaper, South Whidbey Record newspaper, and reporter Kira Erickson for celebrating the recent creation and release of "Frankie's Wish: A Wander in the Wonder" book....
Thank you to the Mukilteo / Edmonds Beacon newspaper and author Debbie Stone for their arts & entertainment feature article "
Happy Holidays and a Wonderful New Year 2023 ahead for You! The merry elves at the Sculpture Forest all thank you for being an appreciated member of the Sculpture Forest Family. Enjoy your time together with your own family and friends, too. We look forward to...
Looking for a Christmas (or other holiday) gift idea for a young Sculpture Forest explorer? Remember that a terrific children's book has been published based on a child's journey through the Sculpture Forest, with important poignant lessons along the way including the joy...
Matt Sionson from nearby Oak Harbor WA enjoys perfecting his photography while getting outside. "During my spare time, I often challenge myself to explore all of Whidbey Island....
Andrea from Mount Vernon "was zooming around Google Maps looking for new-to-me hiking spots and just happened upon the Price Sculpture Forest. So, I decided to check it out...
Koway Kuo of Seattle found solace and inspiration remembering his brother while in the presence of Soaring Eagle by Greg Neal. Just as David Young donated this sculpture in memory of his...
We are very excited to share that a new children's book has been published based on the importance of family and lessons learned after an exploration through the Sculpture Forest! Do you have a young child or grandchild who has visited the Sculpture Forest with you? Would...
We are appreciative that AAA included us among a select few destinations in their "Best of Whidbey Island" article, available now in the Fall edition of Journey...
Happy 2nd Birthday to YOU, the Sculpture Forest's supporters, visitors, donors, participants, volunteers, artists, partners, neighbors, and all around "wanderful" folks. It was two years ago today that the first visitors walked through the Wander In Wonder entry arch. We...