Port Angeles Fine Art Center

Visit the Gallery

The Esther Webster Gallery is open for our first exhibit of 2026. Eternal Echoes runs from February 6th-March 29th, 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 Vase Workshop we are offering in partnership with Olympic Coast Creative.

"Eternal Echoes" Exhibit

The first visual arts exhibition of 2026, Eternal Echoes, is open and will run until March 29th. Experience an exhibit designed to challenge the human relationship with death. Through a new lens, see loss transformed into legacy.

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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 Programs

"The Living Experience" Lecture Event
Sunday, March 8th, 2026

Join us at Field Arts & Events Hall for The Living Experience. Renowned authors, researchers, artists, and cultural organizations will share their informed perspectives on topics related to death. Purchase tickets here.

"Field Notes" Opening Reception
Friday, April 10th, 2026 | 5PM-7PM

The Opening Reception of Field Notes is an evening dedicated to the practice of looking closely. Field Notes captures fleeting encounters and transforms them into enduring reflections through art. Join us to celebrate the opening of this exhibit and meet exhibiting artists.

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