Port Angeles Fine Art Center

Surf, Skate, & Snow

An energetic exhibition exploring the intersection of sport, design, & creative placemaking. On display July 17th - Sept 7th.

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

The Gallery is CLOSED for turnover from July 7th until the opening reception of Surf, Skate, & Snow on July 17th from 5-7PM.

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

Local Food Champions

Our current exhibition, ‘What’s For Lunch?’ is inspired by Gene White, former Whidbey Island resident and food champion. White was the founder of the Global Child Nutrition Foundation and was internationally recognized for her lifelong dedication to child nutrition advocacy […]

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A Heartfelt Farewell

Celebrating our dear colleague Sarah Jane as she steps down as Gallery and Program Director.  Last week we had the chance to celebrate Sarah Jane at a small party with staff and friends. We also want to take this opportunity […]

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Upcoming Activities

Yoga in the Meadow

Thursday, July 10th | 6PM-7PM

Yoga in the meadow is back! Join instructor Chad throughout the summer for a donation based community yoga class in the meadow. Check @chadsyoga for updates on weather, cancellations, and more.

Surf, Skate, & Snow

Opening Reception: July 17th | 5PM-7PM

Surf, Skate, & Snow, explores the dynamic intersection of sport, design, and creative placemaking in harmony with the natural landscape. Join us for the exciting opening reception to see the new artwork, mingle with artists, and enjoy beverages and lite bites in our courtyard. Learn more here.

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