Pick up the latest edition of Whidbey Weekly! Editor Kathy Reed and publisher Eric Marshall featured our participating Amsterdam...
We are thankful that Whidbey Camano Tourism has produced a short video story and
Native, naturally occurring, colorful rhododendrons are still blooming in the Sculpture Forest, after a full month already of pinks and whites. Mother Nature planted all of them. They now add a touch of rainbow to the foregrounds and backgrounds around our...
Whidbey Life Magazine has published a feature spread about the Sculpture Forest, including the story behind the park's creation, insights about...
We are flying high to announce that the new large scale site installation Flying Fish by Amsterdam's public sculpture artist Daniella Rubinovitz is now soaring through the trees of...
Our fun, gregarious Sculpture Forest friend and volunteer Christina Whiting is moving back to Alaska. She helped keep signs and sculptures clean, pitching in to keep...
Bonnie Rae appreciates the natural, quiet, aesthetic sides of Whidbey Island. In her post "
As far as we know, Beckie Evans has created the very first
Photographer Michael Goldman of Bothell saw David D'Ostilio's "The...
Our wheelchair accessible Nature Nurtured trail was included on This Is Whidbey site by author Kate Poss in her informative article "