Bainbridge Island and the Olympic Peninsula are one of the most scenic and wildly diverse landscapes on the planet, ranging from beachcombing, bird watching, surfing, cycling, fly fishing, wine tasting, hiking, kayaking, boating and if you’re lucky, whale watching. What …
In honor of Earth Day, IslandWood presents Afternoon on the Trails. Explore the woods and interact with the all the beauty the forest has to offer. While hiking the trails, allow your eyes to wander from the tree canopies …
The new season begins on April 6, 2019 from 9am to 1pm, and runs until December 14, 2019.
In 1993 a handful of local farmers and artists got together on what is now Winslow Green for the first Bainbridge Island …
Pegasus Coffee House began humbly in 1979 on a boat in Eagle Harbor. A year later, it moved into the old Anderson Hardware Store building on Parfitt Way, a 1937 landmark building covered in Virginia-Creeper. Pegasus has always been a …
Bainbridge Gardens is an integral part of the island’s history and a tranquil and serene spot to spend a few hours exploring. 
When Zenhichi Harui emigrated in 1908 from Japan to Bainbridge Island, he started a small garden, growing various …
Bainbridge Island is home to some of the most spectacular flora I’ve ever seen, and that naturally inspired my desire for a beautifully landscaped garden, because of course, I was going to become the best gardener you’ve ever seen. 
When …
As you exit the Seattle-Bainbridge Island ferry, the road directs you up to Winslow Way, its quaintness beckons you and you’ll find it hard to resist, but wait…before you explore the wonderful shops and restaurants, take a quick detour and …
Located in historic Lynwood Center on the south end of Bainbridge Island, The Treehouse Café is a cornucopia of food, drink, entertainment, community involvement and so much more. Arnie Sturham is the owner of the café and we spent a …
