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Bainbridge Island Kiwanis Club is More than Saturday’s Annual Shred Fest, Plus, Solarize Bainbridge Workshop, More Earth Month Events

Bainbridge Island Kiwanis Club is More than Saturday’s Annual Shred Fest, Plus, Solarize Bainbridge Workshop, More Earth Month Events

The Kiwanis Club of Bainbridge Island is holding its annual Shredfest on Saturday April 25 in the parking lot of the former American Marine Bank branch across from Safeway on High School Road. It’s a place you can rid …

Amabile Choir to Perform Two Shows Featuring Songs of Love, Loss & Connection. Applications Now Available For BIMA’s BRAVDA Awards

Amabile Choir to Perform Two Shows Featuring Songs of Love, Loss & Connection. Applications Now Available For BIMA’s BRAVDA Awards
Amabile Choir, under the Director of Slyvia Kruse Cauter, will be performing two concerts this coming weekend – April 24 and April 25 – at Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church.  The theme of the concerts is “Songs of Love,
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Chuck Everett: Rotarian, Co-Owner of Bainbridge Brewing and Now a National Beard Champion. ReFashion Show April 26th at BIMA

Chuck Everett: Rotarian, Co-Owner of Bainbridge Brewing and Now a National Beard Champion. ReFashion Show April 26th at BIMA

By Sheri Renner 

Chuck Everett, a longtime Bainbridge Island resident, Rotarian leader, and co-owner of Bainbridge Brewing, is known in many circles for his steady presence and deep ties to the community. He has now added an unexpected distinction: winner …

Can’t Get Enough Poetry? Checkout Some of the Goings on Around the Island During April’s National Poetry Month. Film: Untold Story of Women Farmers Sunday

Can’t Get Enough Poetry? Checkout Some of the Goings on Around the Island During April’s National Poetry Month. Film: Untold Story of Women Farmers Sunday

The poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti famously said, “Poetry is the shortest distance between two humans.”

If that holds true, it will be standing room only on Bainbridge during the rest of April as National Poetry Month hits the island. Now in …

Come Listen to Songs of Compassion from the Agate Pass Threshold Choir April 19; Second Saturday at Seabold Hall Tomorrow Evening

Come Listen to Songs of Compassion from the Agate Pass Threshold Choir April 19; Second Saturday at Seabold Hall Tomorrow Evening

The Agate Pass Threshold Choir invites you to sample an hour of simple melodies and heartfelt songs on Sunday April 19 at Grace Church, 8595 NE Day Road. Part of a worldwide community of nearly 200 Threshold Choir chapters, …

Bainbridge Chorale and Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Combine for Three Weekend Concerts; Poetry and Art at BAC

Bainbridge Chorale and Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Combine for Three Weekend Concerts; Poetry and Art at BAC

For the first time since 2017, the Bainbridge Chorale will join forces with the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra for a concert dubbed, Celebration and Ceremony. Under the direction of Symphony Orchestra Conductor Ryan Dakota Farris the event will revel in …

Changing National and World Events Will Lead to Slower Growth in Kitsap in 2026, Regional Economists Predict

Changing National and World Events Will Lead to Slower Growth in Kitsap in 2026, Regional Economists Predict

How’s Kitsap County’s economy doing? For the most part, it depends on where you live, what you do for a living, and how much you earn in a year. But generally speaking, economists Hart Hodges and James McCafferty, co-directors

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April First Friday Art Walk Tonight in Downtown Winslow, April Art at the Library, ‘Tossed & Found’ at BAC

April First Friday Art Walk Tonight in Downtown Winslow, April Art at the Library, ‘Tossed & Found’ at BAC

It’s that time of the month for islanders to discover the vibrant heart of Bainbridge’s creativity at the First Friday Art Walk tonight – April 3 – in beautiful Downtown Winslow. Immerse yourself in a captivating blend of art,

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Park News: New Wayfinding Signs, Early Bird Registration for Trillium Trail Run, Volunteer with Halls Hill Stewards, Earth Month Unfolding

Park News: New Wayfinding Signs, Early Bird Registration for Trillium Trail Run, Volunteer with Halls Hill Stewards, Earth Month Unfolding

Maybe you haven’t noticed, but there is now a smattering of new wayfinding signs on the island, guaranteed to help point you to your next spring, summer or fall hike.

“Public Trail” signs now mark many of the spots where …

No Kings Day March on Bainbridge Draws an Enthusiastic Crowd. Resistance is “Not” Futile, At Least For This One Day! Eight Million Protested Nationally!

No Kings Day March on Bainbridge Draws an Enthusiastic Crowd. Resistance is “Not” Futile, At Least For This One Day! Eight Million Protested Nationally!

Back in the 1970s, original Saturday Night Live cast members Dan Ackroyd, Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman donned flashy capes and pointy-head gear and performed a hysterical sketch – over several seasons – playing the now endearing “Coneheads”.  They were …

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