A wide variety of sculptures throughout woods and meadows. The trails a a bit rugged and overgrown which made the discovery of each piece even more intriguing. Some have not held up well in the forest environment, but further adds to their individual story.

This was the best surprise. On our last morning in Port A., we went by the FIne Art Center. The center itself was closed but we spent about 45 minutes walking around the "Garden" area. It was fun to see unusual art objectives on the...More

The day we we were in the area and chose to visit the art gallery was closed; however, the sculpture garden was open. While offering a pleasant walk in the woods, the garden seemed neglected, overgrown and definitely in need of attention. Many of the...More

Interesting place.In addition to the main gallery building, walk in the woods where there are art displays. The first sculptures were installed in Webster's Woods in 2000 and every year new pieces are presented through the Center's Art Outside program Unique and cool.

This one is a site (sight) to see. The art is all from local artists. Including a GIANT chair you can actually climb and take pics. So much fun! I take the kids (5 years old, 11yrs and two 12 years old) every spring and...More

This gorgeous spot was once the private home of artist Esther Webster. She bequeathed it to the city of Port Angeles as an art center and are we ever lucky for her insight! A beautiful facility overlooking the city and harbor on five ares that...More

Nice and quiet. Soothing and relaxing way to spend an afternoon. There during the Jazz Fest a few years ago nice venue.

The Port Angeles Fine Art Center is a lovely place to visit. Usually, the exhibits at the center are wonderful. Also, walking on the grounds and coming upon sculptures along the way is wonderful!

As a participating artist in the annual invitational Paint the Peninsula I was honored to have my paintings in such a unique and beautiful setting. This is a must see for visitors to Port Angeles. You can explore the grounds and the maze of sculptures...More

This is a wonderful center with whimsical, serious and fine art. There are many entertaining sculptures to see on the outside gardens, even if the center is not open. The center was originally the private residence of Esther and Charles Webster, and was designed in...More