We are thankful for the kind and capable team from New Leaf. Project Manager Jacob Bevill and members of his team offered to volunteer their time recently to help with some of our landscaping needs. New Leaf is a special...
Our naturally occurring rhododendrons have been in bloom within the park for a few weeks now. Here, the pink and white flowers of Pacific Rhododendron frame Sue Taves' "We Are Water".
The founder of the Sculpture Forest will personally lead an interactive tour addressing how nature can enhance art and art can enhance nature, plus cover how the park was created and back stories about how the art and artists came together to create this community experience. This program is in...
Are you interested in learning about the efforts and progress from the most active and engaged environmental organizations around Whidbey Island? If so, come out to the free Earth Day at Camp Casey event in Coupeville...
Coupeville recently became a state certified Creative District, and we are a partner. Congratulations to everyone who put in the hard work to obtain that recognition for our artistic community. In...
Our most colorful sculpture in the Sculpture Forest is currently Playa Flowers by artist Jeff Tangen of Port Townsend. So, photographer
Even deer are coming by to see what this Augmented Reality thing is all about...
The Whidbey Island Arts Council (WIAC) is a local backbone of the Whidbey arts community, providing direct support to local visual, performing, literary, and culinary artists through fiscal sponsorship, classes,...
A lighthearted, interesting, and fun new podcast show is growing, and it is about the people and places that make Whidbey Island such a cool place to live or visit. Margaret “Magsy” Croom is host of the “
Kaitlin Young grew up on Whidbey Island and now lives in Everson, Washington. She came to the Sculpture Forest specifically to see Joe...