Port Angeles Fine Art Center

Light Art Experience

Enjoy the Wintertide Light Art Experience in Webster's Woods nightly from now until January 4th. From 4PM-8PM, wander the glowing trails and experience the wonder of light art installations.

Visit the Gallery

The Esther Webster Gallery is closed for exhibition turnover. Our upcoming exhibition, Eternal Echoes, opens on February 6th, 2026. Our outdoor Sculpture Park, Webster's Woods, is transformed into the Light Art Experience as light art installations brighten its paths from now until January 4th, 2026.

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We offer an array of workshops throughout the year that align with our visual arts exhibitions. Keep an eye out for engaging activities in 2026 at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center.
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Upcoming Activities

Wintertide Light Art Experience
Now-January 4th, 2026 | 4PM-8PM | Entry: Free

Let your path through Webster's Woods be guided by light art sculptures and installations during the dark months of winter. Enjoy this free activity alongside your friends and family.

Opening Night of "Eternal Echoes"
Friday, February 6th, 2026 | 5PM-7PM | Entry: Free

Join us for the Opening Reception of Eternal Echoes, our first exhibition of 2026. Challenge your perspective on death and watch as we see loss transformed into legacy through the arts.

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