Mark the date on your calendars now! "Wander Wonder: a sculptured dance happening" is returning to the Sculpture Forest on Saturday August 24 from 1:00-3:00pm. This is our 3rd annual event where acclaimed choreographer
We have a media "descriptive first": a MSN article about wellness opportunities here on Whidbey Island described...
Nature is doing its thing, reviving and exploding with new shapes and colors as spring transitions toward summer. Naturally occurring rhododendrons frame Sue Taves' "We Are Water". Her sculpture gracefully shows how all...
Artist Maria Wickwire unveiled her sculpture Anillos for an appreciative crowd on International Sculpture Day. A ribbon cutting and unveiling occurred with Mayor of Coupeville Molly Hughes, Chamber of Commerce Executive...
In celebration and collaboration with International Sculpture Day and Whidbey Earth and Ocean Month, we are providing a free...
The rebirth story of Maria Wickwire's sculpture "Anillos" is well documented by reporter Luisa Loi in The Whidbey News-Times story "Sculpture Forest Welcomes...
WorldAtlas.com, a large travel and educational site with hundreds of millions of readers, recently published "12 Small Towns In Washington With Big Charm". Leading off...
Summer Nowicki of North Bend WA wants to provide accessible opportunities for her daughter Ellie to be positively immersed in nature. We intentionally designed the Nature Nurtured loop trail to be as flat,...
Do you enjoy the Sculpture Forest and would like to be involved behind the scenes? We are an all-volunteer led organization with a fun group of people who casually work together and have formed some great friendships as we bring art and nature to the entire community. We are always interested...
Tara Overton from Seattle visited the Sculpture Forest. While here, Daniella Rubinovitz's "Flying Fish" inspired her...