Olympic Sculpture Park

Olympic Sculpture Park puts monumental art on a former industrial waterfront site. Its Z-shaped path connects three parcels and four landscapes modeled on Pacific Northwest ecosystems. Native plantings, captured rainwater, and restored shoreline habitat share the nine-acre park with large outdoor works and views across the Salish Sea.Seattle Art Museum keeps the park free and open every day, from 30 minutes before sunrise until 30 minutes after sunset. Pavilion and event hours are separate. Sculptures cannot be touched or climbed, wheeled devices must be walked, and paid parking is available in the park garage. More

Olympic Sculpture Park puts monumental art on a former industrial waterfront site. Its Z-shaped path connects three parcels and four landscapes modeled on Pacific Northwest ecosystems. Native plantings, captured rainwater, and restored shoreline habitat share the nine-acre park with large outdoor works and views across the Salish Sea.Seattle Art Museum keeps the park free and open every day, from 30 minutes before sunrise until 30 minutes after sunset. Pavilion and event hours are separate. Sculptures cannot be touched or climbed, wheeled devices must be walked, and paid parking is available in the park garage. More