Port Angeles Fine Art Center

Visit the Gallery

The Esther Webster Gallery is open with our newest exhibit, Kinship: A Collaboration With Nature which will run until September 13th. 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.

Become a Member

Memberships are a critical support for Port Angeles Fine Arts Center to continue offering accessible arts programming. Become a member today to enjoy exclusive perks, discounts, and support our mission.

Save the Date

Walk with us towards more accessible opportunities for the arts to flourish on the Olympic Peninsula. Save the date for our annual fundraiser on September 19th.

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Latest News

Summertide Magic

It was another gorgeous Summertide Solstice Art Festival and we have the pictures to prove it! This annual event marks the start of summer here at the PAFAC with new art installations, new poetry in the park, and a festival […]

Art in Bloom- An Annual Spring Tradition

We are thrilled to celebrate another year of Art in Bloom with our community. We invite you to bathe in the joys of spring with us on Saturday May 10th from 11-5PM. This annual celebration of flowers has been held […]

Upcoming Programs

Bonsai Pop-Up: An Exhibit In The Courtyard
Saturday, August 1st | 11AM-5PM | Entry: Free/By Donation

Through the partnership of Clallam County Master Gardeners and Dungeness Bonsai Society, there will be a showcase of a collection of Bonsai Trees at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center in connection with the Kinship exhibition. Come learn about the art of bonsai, the history of the craft, and view trees that are being shaped and cared for that viewers for generations will be able to enjoy.

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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