Michael Hauser's spiral arrow gently shows you the way as you enter the Sculpture Forest. Observant visitors may notice that the spiral arrow design is also inlaid into the Nature Nurtured halfway point sign near Whimsy Way that was made from an unusual live edge wood slab...
For the first time, we were included in a podcast show and discussed as a travel destination recommendation there. If you would like an expansive yet concise overview of top destinations to visit on Whidbey Island, it is an information-rich show. You can check out the "
Snow covered sculptures and snow-quiet, peaceful walking trails. It was a terrific and unusual final week of 2021 to experience the entire Sculpture Forest blanketed in snow. This clearly demonstrated how outdoor art in a mature forest setting is always different with...
We wish you, your family, your friends, and all of the Sculpture Forest's volunteers, sculptors, donors, and supporters a Very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays of all kinds. Enjoy! A special visitor was recently...
Our officially unofficial "Visiting Artists Program" continues at the exit kiosk's Guest Participation Book...
Well known and loved local sculptor Ivan Neaigus passed away in July and his life partner Talia Toni Marcus now has an uncertain financial future ahead. To help Talia in her next life chapter and to ensure Ivan's legacy of work continues to be accessible to the public into...
Amsterdam artist Daniella Rubinovitz's Flying Fish move as a school through the underwater kelp beds of ancient Douglas fir trees. Photographer Sara Stubblefield of Seattle...
We jump for joy in thanks for you and all our sculptors, volunteers, donors, visitors, partners, and supporters. The entire Sculpture Forest Family wishes you, your family, and your friends a Happy Thanksgiving of appreciation and togetherness.
The power of dedicated volunteers over the power of a windstorm. Whidbey Island was just hit by an unusually intense windstorm that made national news. At the Sculpture Forest, several trees went down and the trails plus parking lot were covered with small organic debris...
We are on our first national TV show! Hosts Bobby Laurie and Nikki Noya and the film crew of syndicated TV travel show "The Jet Set" visited the Sculpture Forest two months ago. The show has begun airing and is available online (