The Sculpture Forest's resident Tyrannosaurus Rex (by Joe Treat) comes stampeding out of the primordial ferns from photographer Nate Bolton's low-down perspective. Nate is from Alger, Washington. He said that once...
Fall is a beautiful time of year to ride your bicycles around the back roads of Whidbey Island. An official Island County bike route even starts/ends at the Sculpture Forest. Over a year...
This story grew far beyond our expectations. As part of our ongoing priority of giving to the community, we chose Gifts From The Heart Food Bank to receive half of all our donations received at our recent...
We are all resting up after bringing Wander/Wonder: A Sculptured Dance Happening 2023 to the community. The choreography and dancing was top notch. Both visitors and dancers enjoyed the intimate, outdoor, always-changing experience. A few examples of what we were happy to hear from visitors...
Whidbey Weekly editor Kathy Reed wrote a terrific article about this weekend's "WANDER/WONDER: a sculptured dance happening" event at...
Would you like to experience something very unique and interactive, combining art, nature, and dance? Come join us this Saturday August 19 from 1-3pm for WANDER/WONDER: a sculptured dance happening. Famed choreographer...
When poet EmilyJane Mockett and her photographer husband Phil Hutcherson from Bainbridge Island visited...
Photographer Todd Hipsher of Oak Harbor created a new perspective on MacRae Wylde's "Inside Out 14 and 15", which is very appropriate. MacRae...
Hunter Byrnes is an architect, fairly new to the PNW and living in Vancouver, WA. While exploring the Sculpture Forest, he came upon a "forest porthole" in Ivan Neaigus' "Sunrise/Sunset" stone sculpture. "My...
Now is a beautiful, verdant time of year to walk our paths for some "forest bathing". Robert Richardson from Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada recently enjoyed his stroll and photographed along the...