HAPPY PENTABIRTHDAY TO THE SCULPTURE FOREST!
HAPPY PENTABIRTHDAY TO THE SCULPTURE FOREST!
Happy PentaBirthday to all of us! Our shared community of volunteers, artists, donors, and participating visitors is officially 5...
Happy PentaBirthday to all of us! Our shared community of volunteers, artists, donors, and participating visitors is officially 5...
The Board of the Whidbey Island Garden Tour has kindly provided us with a grant to help further improve accessibility on our Nature Nurtured trail for mobility challenged visitors. The upper flat Nature Nurtured trail was...
"WANDER/WONDER: a sculptured dance happening 2025" was a success for visitors from all over. This year, more people were able to participate and the dance performances even topped prior years in their beauty, joy, and audience interactivity. We are grateful to the visionary energy of...
Thank you to writer Marina Blatt and the Whidbey News-Times for their nicely done article "Sculpture and Dance Mix in Coupeville Outdoor Spectacle", which is...
A few days away until professional dancers take over the Sculpture Forest and present for you their custom re-interpretations of our sculptures through movement and music! "WANDER/WONDER: a sculptured dance happening" occurs this Saturday August...
Camper Chen of Bellevue Washington gave us a mushroom-level perspective of "Lichen Series: Spore Patterns" by Jenni Ward. Jenni's site...
Camper Chen of Bellevue Washington captured Attacking Eagle in flight with sunlight streaming through the forest behind, showing Greg Neal's...
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...