Port Angeles Fine Art Center

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The Esther Webster Gallery is open for our second exhibit of 2026. Field Notes runs from April 10-July 5, Thursdays-Sundays from 11AM-5PM. Webster's Woods Sculpture Park remains open for use from dusk to dawn.

Take a Workshop

We offer an array of workshops throughout the year. Today, you can register your young creative(s) for this year's Summer Camps! You can also sign up for a Hand-Built Ceramic Workshops we are offering in partnership with Olympic Coast Creative.

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Latest News

Terminus: Paying Tribute to Olympic’s Melting Glaciers through Art and Education

Our partners at Washington’s National Park Fund wrote a detailed blog about the Terminus project and exhibition. Please enjoy this article by guest writer, Alex Day. JUNE 12, 2023 By Alex Day, Marketing/Communications & Database Director   Terminus: [ˈtərmənəs] Noun: […]

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Celebrating the Solstice- Summertide 2023

Happy Summer Solstice! We’re celebrating today by sharing some photos from the Summertide Solstice Art Festival☀ taken by our friends at Cascadia Films.   We had an amazing time with you all last weekend enjoying poetry readings, making bee prints […]

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Upcoming Programs

Hand-Built Ceramic Vase Workshop
Saturday, April 25th or Sunday, April 26th, 2026

In this hands-on workshop with Olympic Coast Creative, you'll hand-build your very own ceramic vase, add beautiful texture and personalized details, and choose the perfect glaze color for a stunning finished piece. No experience required. NEW SESSION ADDED! Register Here.

4 Artists Bear Witness to Climate Change
Thursday, April 30th, 2026 | 6PM-8PM | Tickets Required

Join us for a unique evening of art, music, essay, and poetry as we present, "From Science to Action through Art: Four Artists Bear Witness to Climate Change." Natalie Niblack, an artist exhibiting the installation “66 Birds/ 3 Degree” in the Field Notes exhibition will present in partnership with fellow artists Northwest Poet Holly Hughes, Canadian-American composer and performer Sarah Bassingwaighte, and philosopher-essayist Kathleen Dean Moore. Purchase Here.

Making a Difference...By the numbers last year

$120,600 went directly to supporting the livelihood of artists

31,000 visits to Webster's Woods Sculpture Park 

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

7,068 people engaged in our free programming