Saturday, June 13th, 2026 | 12:30PM-5:00PM
The Summertide Solstice Festival is a perfect opportunity to kick off summer alongside friends, family, and community. This free and family-friendly outdoor festival celebrates the longest day of the year while welcoming new sculptures and poetry into Webster's Woods Sculpture Park located at Port Angeles Fine Arts Center.
Enjoy food vendors, a beer garden, a series of live music in an outdoor venue, poetry readings from Poetry in the Park finalists, and free art & activity stations for all ages.
Entrance to Summertide is free, but donations are appreciated to cover the cost of this community event.
Annually we welcome new sculpture installations in Webster's Woods. Join us for Summertide 2026 as we celebrate our newest open air exhibition.
Artist details coming soon.
Throughout the park, visitors will discover original poems by selected poets, curated by the OPA.
Meet the authors and enjoy live readings in our courtyard or explore the collection on a self-guided poetry walk.
Enjoy live performances from musical guests down in the meadow. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and relax into the festival atmosphere around you.
Explore your creativity at nature-inspired art stations throughout the event.
In the past, visitors have contributed to a community nature weaving, designed playful solstice crowns, and created prints with natural objects.
Deadwood Revival, the powerhouse duo of Kim Trenerry and Jason Mogi, brings an infectious spirit to the stage with a tasty soup of new old-time and folk rock spiced with a bit of classic country. Their powerful and impeccable harmonies coupled with Jason's claw-hammer banjo style and Kim's driving rhythm guitar creates an energetic and joyful sound that we know you'll love.
Marty and Marilyn Kaler comprise Tin Sandwich, a favorite local duo that combines finger style guitar, harmonica, claw hammer, banjo and ukulele.
Singer/songwriter Casey Fall combines folk, country, and Americana with an occasional dash of pop. With gorgeous vocals and serenading guitar, Casey captivates audiences all around the Olympic Peninsula and beyond.
12:30 - OPA Poetry Reading | Courtyard
1:00 - Food & Activity Stations Open | Meadow & Pathways
1:00 - Casey Fall Performs | Meadow Stage
2:30 - Tin Sandwich Performs | Meadow Stage
4:00 - Deadwood Revival Performs | Meadow Stage
5:00 - Festival Ends
WHERE TO PARK: We have space in our lot for 30 cars and there is ample parking throughout the neighborhood. Additional parking lots are available at Franklin Elementary School or at Peninsula College on Lauridsen Blvd (3-5 minute walk)
We have one accessible parking spot near on next to the Gallery and drop-offs are welcome as well for those who need assistance getting into the gallery. Check with the parking attendant on Jones Street.