Events
Click each title for additional information. Click here for past events and exhibitions.
Click each title for additional information. Click here for past events and exhibitions.
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Webster House History & Design Tours
Saturday, March 20 • April 3 • April 24 at 10am – 11am $15 per person Get a behind-the-scenes perspective on the unique architectural design of the 1951 Webster House, which now houses the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. This history and design tour will begin in the former great room, where participants will hear a brief history of the Webster House, learn about architect Paul Hayden Kirk, and explore key principles of Northwest Modern design. |
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Esther's House Experiences
Available to book until April 24 Thursday – Sunday, 8am – 9pm The Esther Webster Gallery is housed in a mid-century modern architectural gem, which was once the home of the Webster's, and we want to share it with you! We invite you to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the Webster's home with a private experience of your choosing. |
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Creating a Scene: The Legacy and Vision of Esther Webster
On view until April 25 Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm Paintings, drawings, and prints from a fiercely independent artist whose life took her from the heady world of 1920s NYC to the wild north coast of the Olympic Peninsula. This exhibition is brought to you in collaboration with the North Olympic History Center. |
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Art in Bloom
On view April 17 – 18 Saturday & Sunday, 11am – 5pm A special event to honor Mim and Bud Foley that provides a colorful, scented and textural counterpoint to the current exhibition, Creating a Scene: The Legacy and Vision of Esther Webster. The gallery will be transformed during this vibrant two-day festival of flowers! |
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Conservation From Here
On view May 8 – August 1 • Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm Opening Day: Saturday, May 8 Members Only: 11am – 1pm • General Public: 1pm – 5pm Featuring the work of Joseph Rossano in a large-scale exhibition synthesizing art and science. The show is inspired by US President and landmark conservationist Theodore Roosevelt. It remarks on historic moments in conservation including the formation of the National Park Service. It lights the way for not only the next 100 years, but also the future conservation of all species, including our own. This exhibition is brought to you in collaboration with the Olympic National Parks. |
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Summertide Solstice Art Festival
The Endurance of Change June 19 – September 22 Summer solstice is the longest day of the year, and the official first day of summer! Throughout history, people have recognized this as a time for celebration and creativity. For more than two decades, summer solstice has also marked a festive time when new artwork is added to Websters Woods Sculpture Park. Stay tuned for more updates about this year's events. |
