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Trenton Doyle Hancock

10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun.

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Olympic Sculpture Park Tour

11:00 a.m. every Sat.

Every weekend, docents lead one-hour tours through SAM’s waterfront sculpture park. Free.

2010 | Best Farmers Market With a View

Launched in mid-July, the market on the Olympic Sculpture Park Z path is a multisensory pleasure trip, intended for locals and tourists alike. Wend your way along the gravel path under Calder's Eagle and shop for summer-ripe apricots, tomatoes, and snap peas, with Puget Sound spread out as the background. Permanent and temporary art installations offer a bit of shade under which to savor that perfect, juice-dripping peach. There's beer and wine too, a rarity for markets of this ilk. Open... More »
2010 | Best Place for an Eagle Pose Under an Eagle

You won't find a better view for your downward dog than that of Puget Sound at the Olympic Sculpture Park. Free, one-hour classes are held beneath Calder's Eagle at 10 a.m. Saturdays through Aug. 28. Led by skilled teachers from 8 Limbs (named Best Yoga Studio in last year's Readers' Poll), these sessions get crowded, so come early and lay out your mat up front--you'll not only get to hear the instructor's directions, you'll snag a meditative waterfront view, unimpeded by bending bodies... More »

Six Reasons to Come Out to Daydream Vacation's First Show Ever at SAM Remix Tomorrow

By Gwendolyn Elliott | Thu, August 11, 2011

Yesterday I chatted briefly with Dave Einmo (of Head Like a Kite) and Asya (of Smoosh) who were laying down tracks in Einmo's home studio for their upcoming album, due out early next year. The duo hav... More »
The Fussy Eye: Hands Off the Bricks!

By Brian Miller | Wed, August 03, 2011

In its second edition of temporary summer additions to the Olympic Sculpture Park (again called On-Site), SAM's greatest problem is itself. Or rather: the permanent collection, the park itself, and the majestic views of the city and Puget Sound. L... More »

Trenton Doyle Hancock