Park Events
Daffodil Frolic
San Juan Islands Sculpture Park will kick off its 25th year with 10,000 daffodils to bloom in March!
This has been an ongoing project for the past 10 years — adding 1,000 bulbs each year, culminating with the 25th anniversary of the Park. Learn More.
Twelve Days of Christmas
Join us on December 10 at 10am for the opening of a festive new installation created by Friday Harbor High School seniors. Enjoy seasonal songs from the Elementary School choir and meet the young artists. The installation will be on view daily from 3–6pm through the New Year. Learn More.
Monthly Bird Walks
Join us on the first Wednesday of each month from 8–10 a.m. for our monthly bird walks. 2026 Bird walks will take place between April and October. We are fortunate to have avid birder, Tyler Davis, leading us on our walks. His expertise will enhance your experience and knowledge of our local birds.
Visit our Bird Walks Page for details.
Summer Art Series
Save your Sunday afternoons this summer for some fun, free art at the Sculpture Park. Each Art Series event takes place on Sundays from 2–4pm. All sculpture events will be led by local artists and are designed for all ages. Many of your co-creations will remain on display all summer at the Park!
Visit the Summer Art Series Page for details.
Park Educational Programs
Youth Sculpture Mentorship Program
The San Juan Islands Sculpture Park is proud to introduce an exciting new initiative that deepens its mission of art education and community engagement while nurturing the next generation of sculptors. Established as a space where visitors can enjoy outdoor art in a natural setting, and where artists are both celebrated and supported, the Sculpture Park now welcomes a bold
addition to its programming: the Youth Sculpture Mentorship Program.
Designed by local bronze artist Kristen Douglas-Seitz, who also serves on the Park’s Board of Advisors, this immersive six-month mentorship invites young artists to explore the full creative journey from clay modeling to bronze casting. Through hands-on instruction, individualized critiques, and engagement with the craft’s technical and expressive processes, participants will
gain professional-level experience in sculpture. At the culmination of the program, each student’s bronze work will be installed permanently in the Park, adding new, meaningful voices to the Park’s diverse collection.“We are thrilled to expand our educational offerings through this mentorship,” said the Sculpture Park board. “Kristen’s expertise as a working bronze artist, coupled with her dedication to mentorship, exemplifies the Park’s commitment to fostering artistic growth in our community.”
The Youth Sculpture Mentorship Program reflects the Park’s long-standing dedication to art education, artistic development, and the enhancement of cultural life on San Juan Island. Visitors to the Park, home to more than 150 sculptures from emerging and established artists, will now witness not only masterpieces of the present but the promising work of tomorrow’s creators.