Deborah is an Australian born artist, who moved to the United States with her husband and daughter in 2010. They enjoyed their new life in Texas, where Deborah built a client base, which she is still involved in today. When …
The Bainbridge Island Studio Tour is a twice-yearly, self-guided tour of our vibrant artists’ community as well as regional artists from nearby communities. This year’s winter venues span across eight different locations through-out the Island and display the works of …
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 …
In 2007, Nora received her first camera, the Nikon went everywhere she did, capturing moments of the world around her—from that point on, she was hooked. In 2017, Nora decided to turn her love of photography into a career and …
One of the most entertaining parts of the 2018 Bainbridge Island Oktoberfest was Manuela Horn, aka the Austrian Amazon and the Queen of Oktoberfest. At 6’2” (6’7” in heels), Manuela is a force to be reckoned with…She’s beautiful, she dances, …
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 …
