"Siblings" by James Madison. Twin brushed aluminum dragonfly towers representing the artist's two sons. It was believed that when the dragonfly larvae hatched in the spring, this event heralded the return of the salmon, an important cultural and natural resource for the Tulalip Tribes.

"Cascade Evening" by Reg Akright. Basalt.

"Fibonacci" by Pam Hom. Painted steel water feature and benches.

"Equitorial Equinox #5" by Dave Haslett. Basalt. Dedicated in memory of Andy Sudkamp, an Everett High School Teacher and past arboretum board member.

"Siblings" by James Madison. Twin brushed aluminum dragonfly towers representing the artist's two sons. It was believed that when the dragonfly larvae hatched in the spring, this event heralded the return of the salmon, an important cultural and natural resource for the Tulalip Tribes.

"Guardian Head #1" by Francie Allen. Cast Concrete.

"Guardian Head #2" by Francie Allen. Cast concrete.

"We Rise" by Constance Jones. Basalt base and bronze. Zonta Club of Everett commissioned this figurative bronze sculpture to honor the club's 90 years of service. Installed by the city in September of 2020.