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First Friday Art Walk February 6th in Downtown Winslow, Plus Photographer Dinah SatterWhite Shares Her Art Work at the Bainbridge Library

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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 – February 6th  – in beautiful Downtown Winslow. Immerse yourself in a captivating blend of art, food, and drinks as you meander through charming streets and indulge in a feast for the senses.

Browse a diverse array of galleries, showcasing the works of talented local artists, and be inspired by their masterpieces. Savor delectable culinary delights from our eclectic eateries, accompanied by refreshing drinks that perfectly complement the lively atmosphere. Explore unique shops offering handcrafted treasures and embrace the spirit of community that thrives in this artistic haven.

And at any number of shops, listen to local musicians and singers honing their crafts.

When: Every first Friday of the month from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Where: Downtown Bainbridge along Winslow Way

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Which Businesses Participate in Art Walk?

There are many participating businesses throughout the year, and the number does change depending on their schedules and the season. The following businesses typically have their doors open, many offering wine, snacks, and music!

  • Bainbridge Arts & Crafts
  • Bainbridge Homes Real Estate
  • Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
  • Blue House Interiors
  • Celtic Crossroads

  • Coldwell Banker Bain

  • Conservatory
  • Dana’s On Bainbridge
  • Danger
  • Fairbank Construction Company *NEW for August 2025*
  • Furnish Bainbridge
  • Island Cool
  • Island Life Artisan Gifts
  • Jeffrey Moose Gallery
  • JG Art Gallery
  • Kelly Johnston Art Studio
  • KiDiMu
  • Kitsap Regional / Bainbridge Public Library
  • Millstream
  • Sotheby’s
  • Windermere

First Friday Art Walk in presented by the Bainbridge Island Downtown Assoc.https://bainbridgedowntown.org/events/art-walk/?first-friday-artwalk-february-6th-2026&event_id=44677&fid=1

 

Check out Dinah Satterwhite’s Photography at the Library on First Friday and all of February

As the light continues to increase in the Pacific Northwest these days, our February artist, Dinah Satterwhite offers her Northwest views through photography and her series “Into the Light”.  She will host an opening reception Feb.6, 5-7PM for First Friday Art Walk in the library meeting room.

Here is Dinah’s statement:

“As a fine art photographer, I feel that a great photo has to start with just one thing: the ability to stop me in my tracks. To catch my breath and hold me timeless in its grasp. To be interesting, even from a distance. To tell a story.

I strive to create great photos that express my passion for life. I like them to stand out in a crowd, and share a special light, emotion, color, detail, space, texture, or composition. And yes, each one tells a story.

Living in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, I love to capture vivid color photos and print them on canvas and metal, so they pick up the sharp details and abundant colors found in nature. My series “Into the Light” features abstract and somewhat surreal images where I have painted with my camera to capture light and motion. These can look like acrylic paintings, as they convey a special balance, energy, and beauty that I hope takes your breath away.

In recent years, I started shooting images with a “crystal ball” as the focal point. The glass inverts and condenses the scene behind it, bringing the whole world inside this small glass ball. I focus on the center of the scene inside the ball but love to set the whole scene with a contrasting bed of colorful rocks, or the water’s edge, or a cobblestone street, or another foundation that complements the glass ball and world within.”

You can view this exhibit all of February during regular library hours (unless a meeting happening). A portion of sales is donated to the library. As always, says Library Art Coordinator Linda Meier, “thank you for supporting your Bainbridge Public Library and local artists.”

Source Material courtesy of the Downtown Association and the Bainbridge Island Library.

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