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Let face it, most parents love to brag about their kids and their kids’ accomplishments. It sort of comes with the territory these days. If you’re a parent, you know the drill. You run into a friend or acquaintance you …
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In spite of our recent of run of smoky weather, this has been a truly wonderful summer, with warm days and evenings, and clear, blue, sunny skies during most days. Plenty of great opportunities to get outside and bike, camp, …
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Location: Bainbridge First Baptist Church (8810 Madison Avenue NE) Saturday, October 8, 2022
-Early access for Land Trust members from 9am to 11am*
-General public access from 11am to 4pm
What’s new this year? Aside from the Bainbridge Island Land …
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Using alcohol to lure potential supporters to an event of any kind is as old as the hills. Think Greeks and Romans. Indeed, attend almost any fundraiser on Bainbridge Island and you’re likely to see wine, beer and spirits freely …
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The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA) is proud to announce the sixth annual Within/Earshot Jazz Festival dedicated to celebrating and exploring the traditions and future of jazz. Within/Earshot Jazz Festival features concerts from acclaimed jazz musicians, presentations and panels …
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Tucked away on Twin Ponds Road, just off of Fletcher Bay Road, you’ll find Johnson Farm, one of Bainbridge’s oldest and most historic working farms. The original 80-acre claim was established in 1888 by Andrew Johnson on the sandy and …
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Most islanders have seen the work of Ethan Currier displayed all around the island; in front yards, at businesses, and of course, the Stone Sculpture Garden at the Winslow Wharf near Doc’s Marina Grill. Others on the island know Ethan …
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They’re back! The Manhattan Short Film Festival is celebrating its 25th year with 10 entertaining, and dare we say – engrossing – films from around the world. The island’s silver screen showings will take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday, …
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It was a bit hot and definitely smoke filled, but islanders and visitors alike turned out to celebrate the launch of the Bainbridge Creative District (BCD) at the Bridge Festival at Waterfront Park and enjoy the beautiful handcrafted quilts …
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The days are getting shorter, the nights are getting cooler, and the leaves are beginning to turn. That means football season is right around the corner.
Even though the Mariners are rolling this season and may actually make it into …
