Woodworker Bill Evans, who lives near the Sculpture Forest, graciously donated his beautiful wood bench to the park for everyone to enjoy. It has been installed in a pretty location that is well-positioned for a rest stop halfway up the hill on the Whimsy Way trail. The bench is near our active...
Have you ever been to Seattle's Museum of Flight and walked underneath all those massive airplanes suspended in the air above you? Dick DeLay hung all of those. We were happy to learn...
The power of dedicated volunteers over the power of a windstorm. Whidbey Island was just hit by an unusually intense windstorm that made national news. At the Sculpture Forest, several trees went down and the trails plus parking lot were covered with small organic debris...
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...
We love the small but growing collaborative team of volunteers at the Sculpture Forest. There are many things always going on. People can pick what interests themselves most and decide how they want to help. Volunteers can help one day or be an ongoing part of the team. ...