Winslow Way and surrounding area, Downtown Bainbridge Island
First Friday of every month, 6 to 8 PM
Spend an evening experiencing all that downtown Bainbridge has to offer. Many galleries, shops and businesses will be participating this month showcasing the …
The Bainbridge Public Library is dedicated to spreading the joy of reading and the discovery of ideas with not just our local community, but with visitors from near and afar. In addition, the library is fortunate to house beautiful local …
For Joe and Frances Ayres, keeping their family together has always been a priority, so much so, that four generations of the family lived off the grid near Cocolalla Lake in Northern Idaho. The clan included Joe and Fran, …
This is the 40th Anniversary for the Bainbridge Island Winter Studio Tour, and to celebrate, they are raffling off a huge gift basket at each studio venue (no purchase necessary).
With 48 artists in five venues, this art event offers …
When you want to inspire and enrich the community through beautiful, joyful music, you start a choir, and that’s exactly what Anne Pell, a well-known local pianist and jazz musician did back in 2013. She called it Amabile Choir (pronounced …
The Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGC) dates back to 1860, when four women from Connecticut wanted to help boys have a positive alternative to roaming the streets. The women organized the first club, “With character development as the …
For the last few years, staff, members and volunteers of the Battle Point Astronomical Association have been hard at work doing an array of much needed upgrades and improvements to the Edwin E. Ritchie Observatory at Battle Point Park. …
The Island Holiday Community Meal Project, is a heartwarming program, which began in 2020, brings joy and nourishment to seniors and community members during the holiday season.
The project is a collaboration led by compassionate and dedicated community volunteer Laura …
Wife, mother of four, and author, Julie Farley, loves romance novels, it’s something that stems from her junior high years, when she first borrowed her mom’s Danielle Steele books. However, it wasn’t just reading the stories, it was creating …
The theme for this year’s festival is HUNGER. Hunger can be literal, or figurative. Unmet or satisfied. Regardless, it powers our emotions and drives our actions. Playwrights may interpret HUNGER as they wish, but the notion of HUNGER must …
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