Port Angeles Fine Art Center

Hidden World

An an immersive exhibition using preserved insect specimens to create intricate patterns. On display April 25th - July 6th, 2025.

Youth Summer Camps

Registration is OPEN for our Summer Camps! Students ages 7-12 can join for art, nature, and outdoor fun in Webster's Woods.

Visit the Gallery

We host 4-6 exhibitions each year. Visit the gallery to experience the artwork. Open Thursdays- Sundays from 11am-5pm.

Take a Workshop

Check out our lineup of upcoming workshops! From lanterns to painting and felting there's something for everyone.
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Latest News

For the Love of the Arts!

We’re calling on you, our fellow art lovers, to help spread the love during our February Membership Campaign Drive. Support PAFAC and local arts programming by becoming a member this month! What is important to you? What ignites your passion? For […]

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Archiving the Esther Webster Collection

We started 2023 off by tackling a longtime goal for the Arts Center- inventorying and archiving our collection of Esther Webster’s artwork. This is an important undertaking for protecting and preserving the artwork of our founder as well as pieces […]

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Upcoming Activities

Opening Reception "Hidden World"

Friday, April 25th  | 5-7PM 

Join us for the opening reception of "Hidden World: Jennifer Angus", an immersive exhibition that transforms the gallery into a living tapestry of nature, using preserved insect specimens to create intricate patterns that dance across the walls. Meet the artist, view the new exhibit, and enjoy mingling and drinks for purchase.

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Art & Entomology

May 6th-8th | 5:30-8PM

Explore the fascinating world of insects with local entomology expert Richard Lewis and scientific illustrator Robin Bundi, in partnership with Peninsula College. Learn to illustrate insects using real specimens while developing fundamental drawing and watercolor techniques.

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Making a Difference...By the numbers last year

$69,000 went directly to supporting the livelihood of artists

30,000 visits to Webster's Woods Sculpture Park 

Over 1,000 students were served through our programs and school partnerships.

6,563 people engaged in our free programming