We are grateful to the Whidbey Island Garden Tour Board for providing us with a generous grant to create a trail extension leading to a rest/meditation space. We are also grateful to Ken Price for leading the effort to provide and...
We are honored that The Seattle Times enjoyed their visit and included us in their informative article "Farms, Forests and Gardens: A Road Trip on Whidbey...
Regan The Goose visited the Sculpture Forest from Los Alamos, New Mexico with owner Kenzie, partaking in a photo odyssey throughout the park. Here, Regan did a selfie with
Thank you to newspaper Whidbey Weekly for featuring "Wander/Wonder: a sculptured dance happening" on their cover! We...
"WANDER/WONDER: a sculptured dance happening" is upon us very soon! Come to the Sculpture Forest Saturday August 24th 2024 from 1:00-3:00pm to experience reinterpretations of outdoor sculpture through movement and...
The beauty of exploring the backroads of Whidbey Island by bike is a special treat, especially during summer weather. An official Island County bike route actually begins/ends at the Sculpture Forest. Ken Price designed with a friend and donated the custom bike rack available for bicyclists at...
Photographer Christopher Hamburger of Tacoma WA was able to bring you a rare sighting: Abigail Maxey's enigmatic "Entwined 6" lit...
Photographer Christopher Hamburger of Tacoma WA and wood artist Michael Hauser of Langley WA point the way. The weather is beautiful for walking the trails among art and nature. Come explore.
After a national Call For Artists and another intense round of art technology development, Augmented Reality Exhibition #2 will be launching Saturday July 27 2024 with all new artists and sculptures. We welcome to the Sculpture Forest Family:
The vibrancy of summer is upon us, building on the growth of spring. Marie Wilson of Olympia Washington paid attention to the life-giving details within the Forest, including a view of sword fern fiddleheads as they...